Elizabeth Stonem (
comeoutwrong) wrote2009-12-27 03:19 pm
Room 323 [Sunday, Afternoon]
With Christmas done and past, there didn't seem to be a hell of a lot going on around here, as far as she could tell. Few days until New Year's, and that trip, and a shitload of empty space to fill until then. Going out was her typical fallback at times like this, but you couldn't do that sort of thing all the time. Unfortunately. It would've been nice, having just one simple thing to think about. Never seemed to be the way things worked out, did it?
Spending her afternoon reading and idly blowing smoke rings out her window was a secondary option. She'd decided a long time ago that classic literature was more fun when there was alcohol or drugs involved. Pity that philosophy never got her by in classes.
[[and her door and this post are open. I have a day off and a bunch of free time to fill]]
Spending her afternoon reading and idly blowing smoke rings out her window was a secondary option. She'd decided a long time ago that classic literature was more fun when there was alcohol or drugs involved. Pity that philosophy never got her by in classes.
[[and her door and this post are open. I have a day off and a bunch of free time to fill]]
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Pretty sure his mind was going somewhere dirty (it usually was), but she didn't have to let hers follow. Not just yet.
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He'd probably start taking up space on her bed if she took too long because he was damn lazy.
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Oh, she'd seen how he'd reacted to certain things she said, but teasing him was such fun. Couldn't help herself.
"Cigarettes?" He did seem to be enjoying stealing hers, after all.
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Besides, stealing and smoking hers was much more fun. Which is exactly why he was trying to do that again.
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"Maybe," she allowed. Fortunately, she wasn't actually about to start lecturing him on that particular topic. "Very few things that actually hold your attention," she noted.
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"I do." There were a couple of things she'd witnessed first hand. "I've done it. A few times." Seen his reaction when she'd told him she cared, seen it sharing little fantasies, and when she'd breathed his name into his ear. She'd definitely done it.
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Plus, never could know too much, she didn't think.
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"Want to hear just how much you're wanted," she said, Little stroke to his ego. She smiled. "And maybe a little detail on how, and why."
"Am I getting closer?"
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She could prove she had him down on this count, she thought.
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"You're attracted to me, I knew that," he said, putting up a little resistance to her words. It was something. "Thought that was just part of the whole thing."
Oh yeah, he was listening and trying to combat her and her accent but it'd probably prove futile.
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"You knew that already too," Effy pointed out mildly. It was getting easier now to admit that. There was more to it all than that.
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At least, she wasn't for him but he figured he had a lot more practice than most everyone else.
Half smiling, Alex found a place to set her cigarette down before circling around behind her and sliding one arm around her waist from behind. He used that to tug himself closer, front to back and put his lips near her ear.
"I want you too. Just about all the damn time," he said, quiet but certain. "I don't come down here because it's convenient. I come down here because I want to see you. And if I'm not here, I like to think about what I could do to you the next I saw you. Where I could put my hands, where I could my mouth, what I could do to make you whimper or moan, and how much fun it is to watch you when that happens."
Now, Alex figured she'd be listening too.
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Effy turned her head a little that way. "So what're you thinking now?" she asked. He may be turning tables, but she was sure it had to be getting to him too.
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