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Qrow: A Short Story
James put the sheet over the bed as Qrow pulled out the paints and brushes. James had already taken off his shirt and the bright, perfect silver of the right half of his body contrasted against the faded white of the paint-stained sheet that he tucked under the mattress. The only sounds in the room were the rustle of the sheet and the soft clinks and thuds of Qrow placing his paint jars in the coffee tray. James had tucked the final corner of the sheet under the mattress and laid down on his stomach. Qrow set the tray of paints and paint brushes next to James and sat on James's butt. Qrow softly ran his fingers over the flesh side of James's body, then the metal, then the scarring where they merged. James softly closed his eyes as Qrow touched
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