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birthrightgreen) wrote2006-01-13 09:10 pm
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AU for
_deadlydance_, set immediately after "The Price"
She wasn't nervous. She had nothing to be nervous about. It wasn't like it was a romantic evening. They'd just worked so hard on the case, working to catch the rabid witch who'd been slaughtering innocent males. And they had, with Jaenelle's help. Now Jaenelle and Daemon were back on their honeymoon and she...
She was here in Amdarh, back how she had been, nursing the bruises Falonar had left. So, why, exactly was she changing her dress? The one she had on was perfectly acceptable. She was going out dancing with a friend. She could use a friend right now. What she couldn't use was a male thinking he was just going to sweep in and carry her off.
Not that he was probably thinking that, but she was suspicious.
He was a male, and years of seeing them abused by her own sex still hadn't made her trust them as a gender. Then again, she didn't trust most people.
With a growl at herself, she finally settled on a black dress with enough slink to impress and a enough swirl to make a statement on the dance floor, no matter how elegant and formal. Hair pinned half up, the rest left down. If people stared at her ears, so be it.
She was ready. It was going to be fun. She kept repeating that. Fun. With a friend.
Just a friend. He wasn't expecting anything. He wouldn't be that foolish.
She just wished she knew what he wanted.
She was here in Amdarh, back how she had been, nursing the bruises Falonar had left. So, why, exactly was she changing her dress? The one she had on was perfectly acceptable. She was going out dancing with a friend. She could use a friend right now. What she couldn't use was a male thinking he was just going to sweep in and carry her off.
Not that he was probably thinking that, but she was suspicious.
He was a male, and years of seeing them abused by her own sex still hadn't made her trust them as a gender. Then again, she didn't trust most people.
With a growl at herself, she finally settled on a black dress with enough slink to impress and a enough swirl to make a statement on the dance floor, no matter how elegant and formal. Hair pinned half up, the rest left down. If people stared at her ears, so be it.
She was ready. It was going to be fun. She kept repeating that. Fun. With a friend.
Just a friend. He wasn't expecting anything. He wouldn't be that foolish.
She just wished she knew what he wanted.
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"If you run away from me tomorrow morning?" He whispered the words outloud. He wanted to taste the tone first, and make sure it was right. "I am going to be very, very dissapointed."
His kissed her wrist with obvious heat.
"Think of all the plays we would miss."
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She didn't, couldn't, promise it would happen again. That she wouldn't run from this. But she wouldn't run from him.
Her fingers wound through his, eyes staying on his as she moved towards the stairs.
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*Every performance. You take care to remember that, Lady.*
Eyes on hers, Rainier followed Surreal step for step.
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Her room. A low fire laid to warm it, ready for her, though the house sounded like it slept. The door closed behind them, and then she slid into his arms again, face tilted for another kiss.
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He kissed her, teasing her mouth open with his own. Warm palms pressed into the small of her back, pulling Surreal closer as his thumbs traced the curving lines of her hips.
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He focused in, listening to learn what pleased her.
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She tilted her head to the side, using her fingers to touch him. Explore. Push his coat off so that she could slide her hands over the fine linen of his shirt, press closer to his warmth. The lightest touch of nails through fabric, up his spine.
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Hands began to explore her body, purposefully pushing at the silkly fabric of her dress. Heat and friction moved it across her skin.
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She made a pleased sound at the deepness of the kiss. Her hands slipped further up the planes of his abdomen until one rested against his heartbeat.
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He spoke the words against her mouth, and they teased in their own right, before pulling away so his eyes could spark into hers.
A small tilt of his head ackowledged her hand. The pu;se that was consistently increasing underneath it.
"When you can feel the truth of things?"
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There wasn't anything patient in the way she pressed into him with a small undulating motion.
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Rainier's tongue teased at the corner of Surreal's mouth.
She couldn't be insulted now.
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She turned her head, meeting his tongue in a hungry kiss.
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She was used to being in control. Each sigh and moan timed almost. But she ceded that here, letting her own need ride to meet his. Nails sinking into skin, just to hold on, she leaned into his gentle touch as much as the hand in her hair would allow.
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*You should laugh more often*
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*I'll have to find more reasons to*
That little shiver there? That chill left by the flash of heat? That was a good reason for a very delighted sound that, if not fully a laugh, was fairly close.
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*See? Nice.*
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*Very nice*
Her foot traced his calf as one hand buried itself in his hair, fingers curling.
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He could of used the Craft to make her dress dissapear, but he reached down and took pleasure in sliding it upward.
Inch. By slow. Inch.
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