#ashesriising

Noah Tomás Ribeiro: Canon Dialogue

Noah: I think people are getting more stupid by the minute. Please tell me you have something smart to say.

Noah Tomás Ribeiro: Canon Dialogue

Regina: I need you to spend some time with Michael’s advisory. Figure out what they’re up to.

Noah: You want me to spy on heaven? I’m a prophet, Regina. That’s completely nuts. Why the hell would I agree to that?

Regina: I’ll let you go down on me tonight.

“-- Honestly, I’m not gonna lie to you. At this point I can’t see Elias warming up to this ... to us anytime soon, and I’m sorry it makes things complicated. I also need you to know that it will never change things between you and me.”

He could feel the waves around his feet as he sat with Regina between his legs, her back against his front with one of his arms wrapped around her middle. The sea was calm - or rather, he was. Was there a difference at this point? Maybe Noah would never be able to tell how exactly things worked with the ocean and the influence it had on his emotions. Or was it the other way around?

Either way - the waves were soft, barely any foam covering the clear, blue surface. This had always been the place he had felt safest at, so it made sense to come here with Regina, when fear was digging its claws into her flesh. It was a little difficult, the way Regina and his brother kept looking at each other with nothing but distrust. As far as Noah could tell, it really didn’t seem like things would change anytime soon, so the least he could do was reassure the woman that he would always stay right by her side.

A quiet sigh as he rested his chin on Regina’s shoulder, pressing a light kiss to her neck from behind.

Noah Tomás Ribeiro: Canon Dialogue

Noah: You’re worried. Tell me what’s going on.

Regina: Elias was here earlier. I saw you talking. Did he convince you to leave me?

“-- No, no, this is not okay, alright? Can you just fucking stop trying to get me to calm for a second? Either you get pissed with me, or you can leave me alone!”

So that had looked painful - and Regina hadn’t even touched the demon yet. Noah would never not be impressed by his wife’s ability to terrify the living hell out of someone, merely by being present. Impressive, yeah, yet filling him with both amusement and pity for the poor soul scared shitless. 

Well, maybe he was a little bit aroused as well, but that was kind of a given - Regina merely had to breathe in his presence and ... little big Noah was making a surprising guest appearance.