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Which was a good thing considering his 70 year old body was starting to have trouble keeping up with his enemies, especially a certain Devil.

Fisk had carefully prepared the process of his reappearance, both as the new Kingpin and as a new young mayor candidate.

The only thing the now-has-the-body-of-30year-old hadn't anticipated was how, um,

how high libido a young body would be.

Fisk repeatedly caught himself staring at Daredevil's lips, and chest, and plump ass instead of beating the shit out of his enemy.

And from how red the blind man's face was, the vigilante must be realized Fisk's predicament.

Matt isn't sure he'll be able to find his soulmate, considering his mark is quite generic phrase & his hearing range is the entire Hell Kitchen.

Fisk on the other hand, his mark is 'Murdock'.

He ignoring the lawyer's attempt to jerk his head free, because to be honest, his latest enlightenment is more important.

"You're right." Matt froze. He was considering attacking Fisk in broad daylight, his secret identity be damned, as long as he could be free from the clutches of his arch-enemy, only for Fisk to suddenly uttered something that made no sense.

"What?"

"You're right. It was the right decision."

"Right deci- What are you talking about? What decision?!"

Fisk chuckled at Matt's confused expression, unaware that he had proven Fisk's insight to be correct.

The Kingpin then bent down so he could whisper softly in the shorter man's ear.

"Your mask. It was a right decision to wear it." Fisk paused for a moment to observe how Matt's jaw clenched, no doubt thinking Fisk was going to taunt him with his failure to hide his secret identity.

Well, the younger man was not wrong. But for a different reason.

"It was a right decision to wear it. You don't look as scary without it. You look more like a yapping puppy." Fisk puncturing his offhand comment by making a slightly cooed sound.

He then straightened up again so he could see Matt's jaw went slack and the blush creeping up his face. Fisk smirk mockingly, anticipating the explosion he was sure would be highly entertaining.

He was not disappointed.

The host, tried to steer the topic in a lighter direction after talking about politics : "So, Mayor. You're married, yes? Is she beautiful?"

Fisk smiled fondly : "Yes, I'm married. And yes, my wife, Vanessa, is a very beautiful lady. In fact, I believe she's the most beautiful person in the world."

The host, tried to make the new mayor to talk more about his wife : "Do you also think she is the most smartest person in the world?"

Fisk, chuckled as he remembered : "Oh yes. In fact, I once told someone that he needed to buy whatever my wife told him, because she was always right."

The host laughed : "That's wise of you. That's the top recipe for a successful marriage. The wife always right."

"Exactly."

"So, Mayor, can you tell us more about Mrs. Vanessa? Is she also the kindest?"

"Oh yes. She is...." Fisk started telling about the charity event they had just held, where his wife was the one who organized everything, trying to portray them as a generous couple.

Inside his mind though, Fisk repeated the question, and couldn't help but conjuring different answer.

The kindest person he knew wasn't Vanessa. There was someone much better. Someone who kept doing pro-bono to the point where he had trouble paying the bills & rent. Someone that almost got beat up every night, because apparently, helping people with his day job was not enough. He still need to help people with his night job.

Fisk may loathing that man with a passion, but there's no denying that-

"Oh wow, Mrs. Vanessa sounds so lovely. So, in conclusion, she is perfect, isn't she?"

"Oh yes. Murdo-"

Oh shit.

---xxx---

The next morning, the internet exploded with the clip which Mayor Fisk was caught red-handed stating that his wife was not perfect.

That tittle apparently to have been held by someone with a name "Murdo" in it.

Now, it was Mayor Fisk that they were talking about.

Mayor Wilson Fisk who was famous a few years ago for being put in jail by a local lawyer firm.

The local firm named Nelson & Murdock.