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The Impala purrs into the farm, barely making a sound. It's easily the best-running of any of the vehicles there - since Sam's Porsche isn't here, anyway.
Dean stays in the drivers' seat for a moment or two before getting out, shoving his hands into his pockets and striding out for the kitchen. That's the only reason he's here.
The only.
Dean stays in the drivers' seat for a moment or two before getting out, shoving his hands into his pockets and striding out for the kitchen. That's the only reason he's here.
The only.
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But Sokka might come in here post - post for snacks. So she pulls back, taking his lip with him at least part of the way. One hand draws down his arm to take his, and point towards the door into the rest of the house.
"Living room," she replies, breathless. It's still a public area, but she's not going in the bunker where her bed is next to her daughters.
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Not that even the kitchen bench isn't tempting with Mel, but ...
"Sure," he agrees, and grins suddenly, moving to hoist her up so he can carry her. 'Cause he's Manly.
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Though when she returns her full attention to him, it might be distracting. His shirt really is going to tear.
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Also, kissing her some more, because mmmmf that's good.
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There are scars, low over her belly, one clean and surgical if too low to be a Casearian, and another couple more ragged, across the belly more fully and stretched by a later pregnancy.
Otherwise, except for the line on her cheek, she might never have been in a fight.
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And she doesn't take verbal compliments well. He says that, and she rolls her eyes and arches forward, pushing her mouth into his.
"Yeah, yeah."
Shut up with crap like that.
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Especially once he gets her pants off. 'Cause, mmmmm. It's been way too long.
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And oh jesu, far too long.
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Nobody comes into the living room - at least nobody who interrupts them, or nobody that they notice.
Which is probably lucky for the occupants of the farm.
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She's sweating and beginning to be out of breath when they've finally had enough, having ended up away from the couch on the floor. Tapping her fingers against his chest, she breathes a couple of times befgore a massive grin breaks onto her face.
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"I gotta come by th'farm more'n once a year," he mumbles happily. He is out of breath, shining with sweat to match her.
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Nobody else would probably want it, anyway, not now.
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"If they whine, I'll shout right back at them," she says. There's an awkward second before she adds, "Probly best here. The girls wake up at the crack of dawn, without fail."
Oh also, she doesn't like him enough to break the habit of never sleeping with anyone.
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He tosses her her torn shirt, looking slightly sheepish about it - but not sheepish enough to offer to buy her another. That'd be a little weird.
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It'll cover the vitals for the trip to the bunker, that's all she cares about, so she pulls it on indifferently.
And grins. "Might just. Sleep good. Help yourself to anything in hte kitchen."
As it transpires, she does wake him in the morning, fresh from her shower. With coffee, even.
They end up both needing to take a second shower. Together.