If she had to pick a favorite kiss, it would be ones like that. Jill smiles into it before removing one of his hands from her face to put the box in it.
Inside is a small silver medallion, leather tucked beneath it so he can decide where to wear it--if at all. It's remarkably plain, though on one side, pressed into the metal, is a fingerprint. Her fingerprint.
"Supposedly, when I think of you and you have this medallion, you'll be able to tell. I can't say I know if it works or not, but I've seen stranger items." She can't tell from sight alone, but there's a very unnatural warmth to the silver. A pulsing warmth, like a heartbeat. Jill's busy looking embarrassed.
"I just thought--it would be nice for you to have. So that you know I do think of you, even when we are apart."
He breaks off slowly, more interested in her than the awkwardness of receiving a gift. He takes it, pulling it out between his fingers and looking it over with a fond look on his face.
“It’s very thoughtful,” he says. “Thank you. I will keep it on me always.”
To make good on that, he unwinds the leather cord attached to it and puts it on over his head.
Here she is, sitting beside him with his seed still hot between her legs, and she feels shy over a gift. She laughs at herself, shaking her head.
"Always is a lot, isn't it?" And what if he's with someone else? "Just when you'd like."
But she does lift her head to look at him wearing it, reaching out to press her thumb to the print left on the medallion. It makes her happy to see him finally wear it.
"Ah, but now I'm distracted. Dinner, a surprise... and now I know there's a gift. My body may be here, but my mind is in your closet." She laughs, leaning in more to press her face to his shoulder.
"You speak of the gift, surely," she says, smile widening a little as her thighs part further for him. "What could be so small as to fit in your pocket...?"
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"A small price to pay," he says, turning on his knees to face her proper. He takes her face between his hands and kisses her.
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Inside is a small silver medallion, leather tucked beneath it so he can decide where to wear it--if at all. It's remarkably plain, though on one side, pressed into the metal, is a fingerprint. Her fingerprint.
"Supposedly, when I think of you and you have this medallion, you'll be able to tell. I can't say I know if it works or not, but I've seen stranger items." She can't tell from sight alone, but there's a very unnatural warmth to the silver. A pulsing warmth, like a heartbeat. Jill's busy looking embarrassed.
"I just thought--it would be nice for you to have. So that you know I do think of you, even when we are apart."
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“It’s very thoughtful,” he says. “Thank you. I will keep it on me always.”
To make good on that, he unwinds the leather cord attached to it and puts it on over his head.
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"Always is a lot, isn't it?" And what if he's with someone else? "Just when you'd like."
But she does lift her head to look at him wearing it, reaching out to press her thumb to the print left on the medallion. It makes her happy to see him finally wear it.
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"Then I'll be glad to know you'll be aware of when you're on my mind. I think of you all the time."
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He clasps her hand back to his chest, his gaze warm.
"It's funny, but I had the same thought to get you something at that market. It's sat in my closet all this time, in the same house."
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Some of it she considers justified, and she was right to be hurt, but she didn't need to be cruel.
But she smiles a little wider as she leans in closer.
"What is it?"
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“I’d sooner show you than tell you, but then I’d have to leave this bed.”
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"But I don't want you to go."
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“Should I take your mind off it, then?” he says, his hand drifting along her thigh.
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"I have never been more glad to be who I am."
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“I’m glad for you, then,” he says. “You’ve earned every minute of joy.”
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"Are you happy to be who you are right now, Clive? Or would you prefer to be in someone else's body for an hour?"
She would not recommend the experience.
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“I might like the perspective, looking out of someone else’s eyes,” he murmurs, “but it depends on whose.”
One hand sneaks between her thighs, cupping her boldly.
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"I'm very glad you're you, Clive."
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“Then I’m glad to be him.”
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"Glad enough to give me a hint about gift or surprise?"
A girl can try.
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“It’s small enough to fit in my pocket,” he says, a fingertip tracing a ring around her entrance.
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comment 666 number of the situationship
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