#mxtsumxto

                       S tartling alarms, ‘neath the guise of a woman’s locutions, commenced to discharge throughout his head.  ------  His ever performing brush abruptly ceases the elegantly assiduous movements of its ink-stained bristles as he recollects the words he articulated to the fifth division's Lieutenant this morning. Promising virtual interaction at the particular  time  Rangiku  had  considerately, or  perchance  it  was  naught  but  an endeavoring  means  to tease to procure an anticipated reaction, vocalized; a reminder incapable  of  being  overlooked, wholly  breaking  laborious  concentration, the writing utensil uprightly pressed 'tween his weary thumb and forefinger is  carefully  positioned within its holder whilst he withdraws his advanced cellular phone, proffered to him sans interest by his third seat, from the upper compartment of his wooden desk. " Get out of the office, Matsumoto. Go do whatever you usually do. I don't care. ----  As long as you are not present to listen in on our conversation. " Nervosity spilled from his tonality like unpleasant  ooze. Ringing shortly  ensues, and  indicative  sound  signifying an arrival. " It’s her, she's calling! - Get your ass out of here! " He snaps ‘fore answering the call. 

knit brows held her glazed eyes down and jewel fluffed her bangs as to conceal some of her flushed face. the words had spilled out before she could reign in her thoughts and now she was tight-lipped with regret as she was planted there in questioning. 

#triggered

@mxtsumxto​ asked:

wakes the sleeping lieutenant with kisses, pulling her close (nemu)

Nemu had come to learn that there was no better feeling to wake up to than that of Rangiku’s soft lips pressing against her own and her arms around her waist. It was strange, but she almost wanted to pretend to be asleep longer, so as to keep the woman’s attention focused solely on her, but that was quickly pushed away by the overhelming urge to simply kiss her back. Long lashes fluttered against her cheeks as she finally allowed her aquamarine gaze to meet her lover’s, a brightness there that only she saw so often.