No, I'm not lying. (
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thoughtformed2013-03-18 06:29 am
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Text.
I suppose it's time to be off for school. First I would like to offer a gift for some of those who may be lagging behind because of this weekend's festivities.
Audio.
[oh look audio. press play? there's a bit of rustling and a voice that really can't be distinguished through the phone microphone.]
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[this is the sound of an air horn over the network at 6:30 a.m. sorry about your hangovers.]
I suppose it's time to be off for school. First I would like to offer a gift for some of those who may be lagging behind because of this weekend's festivities.
Audio.
[oh look audio. press play? there's a bit of rustling and a voice that really can't be distinguished through the phone microphone.]
...
[this is the sound of an air horn over the network at 6:30 a.m. sorry about your hangovers.]

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If boredom is my punishment, then I've gotten off easy.
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Being patient and letting me use you as a pillow isn't all that arduous, Loki.
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[well, kind of.]
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[She's quite sure about that.]
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Of course not, I'm not evil.
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I don't know, you won't shut up and I want to sleep. [She does make a good effort to sound exhausted; it's only half feigned, given that she goes hours and days on end in the same 24 hour period without sleeping. Such is the life of a time player.] I would say that's at least mildly fiendish.
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his mouth opens a bit, as if words were going to pass, but nothing comes out but an undignified noise that sounds specifically like "ah."
when he gathers himself again he looks a little mystified, trying to keep his voice from cracking.]
That was quite a bit more then mildly fiendish retaliation.
[oh no that was downright sexy retaliation.]
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It was just! You gave me a headache.
[Which really would have warranted a slightly less pleasant retaliation. But it's hard to stay mad at Loki, even with the mild pounding behinds her eyes.]
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a moment of silence hangs in the air, and then he says, carefully and lowly.]
Will you do it again if I give you another headache?
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When her movements come to an end, she holds for the span of a few heartbeats, her eyes only half seeing the line of his throat and the rise and fall of his breath before she answers-]
- yes.
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being smooth, yes. something like that.
but where were the words for it?]
I'm ... at a lack of horn, for the moment.
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It would have also killed- whatever this is. And she would very much like to find out.]
Not exactly.
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The alternative would be more unpleasant.
[and as if he's making a point, he pinches her on the side. it's quick, not hard, but enough to be a shock.]
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Oh, yes? [It doesn't even hardly hurt, barely registers as more than contact, an excuse. She says something automatically, just to respond, and shifts as a result of his pinch, restlessly, closer. It's awkward, but it doesn't matter, as long as they keep fumbling towards something that's hard to define.
This time it's only a brush of her fingers against his waist. But with the right amount of concentration it doesn't even matter; she wouldn't need to actually lay a finger on him to make the nerves stir once more, if she didn't enjoy the novelty of being able to touch somebody else still. In a living body, no less.
She doesn't say, I meant that you could touch them. It seems like it would ruin something, to be so direct, while they're still flirting with the idea yet completely unrealized.]
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Ah, um ... yes.
[he says, a bit unsurely in reply, as if he wasn't quite sure what he was going to say after that.]
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[Aradia isn't sure what she means to say, either. Maybe there isn't anything that they should be saying right now. Do they need to talk about it, or will the words just get in the way?
She doesn't send the shivers up his spine again. Her fingers brush over his stomach, pressing through the fabric to feel the curve of his ribs, down, the jut of his hipbone through the stiff formal uniform, just. Because. Because he's there, and the strange density of him is interesting; he's interesting, and she really wishes he would touch her back.]
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but he can't keep his heart from rushing, even when he's fumbling with the hem of her pajama shirt. he can keep himself aware of his body enough to keep the words from circling in his brain.]
Your--your headache.
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It's still a thing. [She doesn't sound angry anymore, though, whispering softly as though Darcy might somehow know what they're doing, if she speaks too loud. Her hand feels around, up, looking for the buttons on his blazer or his shirt, carefully starting to pick them undone ever so slowly.]
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You can't go to school, it can be my fault.
[he mumbles, only half paying attention to what he's saying.]
I don't mind if it's my fault.
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[She's seen human chests before, in their films. They're not so alien as all that, in the end, and he's not human but he looks enough like one- exactly like one- that to feel him under her fingertips, just through the thin fabric of his shirt shouldn't seem so much of a novelty as it is.]
Since it's your fault.
[But it's different, seeing it on the screen as opposed to right here, right now. He's so pale, he makes her skin seem shadow-dark when she touches the hollow of his throat, and settles the flat of her hand against his breastbone.]