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They're hardly in the room before Ennis has Jack pinned against the wall, hands scrambling at his shoulders, kissing where he can. It's hard to remember that this isn't his Jack. This is some other, younger, different Jack. But he smells like Jack and tastes like Jack and kisses like Jack.
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He's younger, different--the Jack that Ennis remembers, the one Ennis dreams of, with all his life before him and yet--
Even without being the Jack Ennis knows so well, he has one thing at least in common his older self.
This is all that he wants.
He kisses Ennis back, fiercely.
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