Vex is already of the mind that if he's exhausted and sore tomorrow, it will be well worth it for the smile on his face right now.
"You'd be working for this if I weren't feeling generous," she teases. The truth of the matter is she's sure a clock is ticking somewhere, Percy's energy dwindling down with each moment of excitement. So she once more shoos his hands away, shifting her weight onto her knees so that she can start removing her pants.
"Considering I didn't get you a wedding gift, this will have to do."
The speed in which she's pantsless is impressive given their amount of space and positions, but she does it without toppling over or squishing her new husband. And then it's his turn, her hands going to his waist, and she can't help but think this is quite the contrast from their first night together. It's not a bad one. Frantic passion and abandon is good, but there's a part of her that's always yearned for something more like this. Familiar. Domestic. Slow--and while she wishes the reason for it were better than her love recently revived from the dead, she's beginning to learn that slow has been more calming and peaceful than suffocating. For her, at least.
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Date: 2025-01-20 04:25 am (UTC)"You'd be working for this if I weren't feeling generous," she teases. The truth of the matter is she's sure a clock is ticking somewhere, Percy's energy dwindling down with each moment of excitement. So she once more shoos his hands away, shifting her weight onto her knees so that she can start removing her pants.
"Considering I didn't get you a wedding gift, this will have to do."
The speed in which she's pantsless is impressive given their amount of space and positions, but she does it without toppling over or squishing her new husband. And then it's his turn, her hands going to his waist, and she can't help but think this is quite the contrast from their first night together. It's not a bad one. Frantic passion and abandon is good, but there's a part of her that's always yearned for something more like this. Familiar. Domestic. Slow--and while she wishes the reason for it were better than her love recently revived from the dead, she's beginning to learn that slow has been more calming and peaceful than suffocating. For her, at least.