If the city likes its cliques enough to pick up a group of doctors from the same hospital, sucking in a - whatever the collective noun for a group of werewolves is wouldn't surprise me.
And no, I was listing the restrictions I know about.
Anyone from your world. Anyone named for a color. Women who don't know how to dress. Anyone who smells like a narcotic. Men who try too hard, or attempt to make me do something I'm not interested in. People who are wet. Anyone who tries to touch me first.
[It's a... sweet enough (from her) sentiment that Chase doesn't even consider pointing out that she's had just about everyone here from his world already (and the last candidate is - well, she isn't a candidate). He just curls his fingertips gently under her knees leaning in a little.]
Hm. I think I've hit at least three of those, at one point or another.
[It's a horrible, terrible trigger point which he allowed to grow long entirely on purpose, and her attentions always make his breath catch just a little.]
Not quite the same as an appreciation for it, but we've all got to start somewhere.
[She's always perceptive, though, she watches everything, records everything, even things she might not totally understand, to parse them out later. She presses a kiss to his mouth]
[And that isn't something he's unaware of. It comes out too bluntly sometimes, unclouded by emotion, but the questions she asks are too often laser targeted to an exact nerve. He'll never have clinical detachment down so pat.]
Just a little quicker. [She's impossible to unbalance and he cedes instead, the wheels of the creeper rocking back as he moves over her.]
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If the city likes its cliques enough to pick up a group of doctors from the same hospital, sucking in a - whatever the collective noun for a group of werewolves is wouldn't surprise me.
And no, I was listing the restrictions I know about.
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Do you want to know them all?
Anyone from your world. Anyone named for a color. Women who don't know how to dress. Anyone who smells like a narcotic. Men who try too hard, or attempt to make me do something I'm not interested in. People who are wet. Anyone who tries to touch me first.
And after that it's a case by case scenario.
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Hm. I think I've hit at least three of those, at one point or another.
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You're different. You don't count.
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If I know that, I don't know what to do about it.
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[She tilts her head. This is her issue, not his. She's acting on him, not the other way around]
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So he nods and doesn't meet her eyes. He looks at the jeep, instead.]
Anything left I can give you a hand with?
[A hand being holding her wrench while she executes perfection, but still.]
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Have you ever fixed a car?
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[She leans over and presses a kiss against his hair]
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I pay a mechanic whenever what I'm driving is more expensive than the scrap value of its parts.
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[She's caught, balancing very precariously, but leaning into him slightly, too.]
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Depends which doctor.
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[She did go there, Chase.]
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That's a joke.
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I'm starting to develop an awareness for your sense of humor.
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Not quite the same as an appreciation for it, but we've all got to start somewhere.
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[She presses her lips to his hairline, just like that]
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[He tilts his face up, greedy.]
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[She's always perceptive, though, she watches everything, records everything, even things she might not totally understand, to parse them out later. She presses a kiss to his mouth]
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Just a little quicker. [She's impossible to unbalance and he cedes instead, the wheels of the creeper rocking back as he moves over her.]
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I'm very fast.
[There's a slight smile, there.]
Are you trying to seduce me, Robert?
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Should I be less subtle?
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