Five times kissed for Dom
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1.Ā āWhere the fuck--ā In a split second, sheās off the ground, his arms around her waist and hers around his neck, and heās kissing the words out of her lungs, kissing away her worry and replacing it with laughter. He sets her down but they donāt let go.Ā āWhere have you been?ā she finishes, knowing she isnāt going to get an answer. Classified. She knows the drill; she kisses him again.
2. The first time she kisses him, she's maybe (definitely) showing off a little, at least at first. Sitting in his lap, hips moving slowly, nothing coy about the way she lets her tongue play against his lips, like she's daring him to do something about it. His hands slide up her back, under her shirt, pulling her closer, and she is undone.
3. Her bare back presses against his bare chest as she sits between his legs in bed, watching his fingers trace the edges of a tattoo on her thigh. His other arm curls around her middle, unpossessive, and she holds him there. It reminds her of something, but reversed, like a photonegative of a bad dream. āI dinnae like beinā held like this when Iām fuckinā someone,ā she says quietly.Ā āOr when Iām sleepinā. I had a bad experience.āĀ āIāll remember that,ā he answers. āDo you want to move?ā āNo,ā she turns to nuzzle him softly, easily affectionate, stretching up a little to kiss his cheek.
4. Sheās going to tear her fucking shirt off if he doesnāt hurry up, she thinks. His breath is hot on her skin, his lips tracing the wide neckline of the shirt in an impossibly long arc from her shoulder down to the tops of her breasts, and his hand is moving up from her knee, and all she wants is for his hand and his lips to meet in the middle, and she can feel him fucking smiling, and she wants to be mad but every time she opens her mouth to yell at him, only frustrated whimpers come out.
5. Chris is away, and Dom canāt tell her where he is. Maybe he doesnāt know. Maybe he does, and thatās why his smiles are quieter than usual. Itās early, but she pulls him into bed and nestles her body against his; she kisses him lightly and smiles at him. They fit together, familiar in each otherās arms, demanding nothing and full of generous patience. She suggests takeout, or offers to cook to make him laugh. They watch TV, and she holds his hand, and they worry about Chris, and they love each other.