- Joined
- Sep 7, 2019
- Location
- Jurassic Park
Alice had gotten poor sleep the previous night after neither of them told the other what had transpired in their private conversations with the Emperor. All that Jareth had been able to get from Alice was a promise to tell him what she was thinking soon, although he could probably surmise that it was about the job he didn’t want her to take and she was taking her time to break it to him delicately. Meanwhile, earlier Jareth seemed more emotional to Alice, although Alice found it best to let him be while he was feeling that way instead of immediately trying to fix it.
Going to bed with unresolved tension, however, had led to a whole host of nightmares, and even her nap on the train had been plagued by visions of the destruction from two days ago; the sorrowful eyes of orphaned children being evacuated to the countryside, which had once been her own when she lived on the streets; and even memories of visits to Stormaway Beach being twisted, haunted by Chloe Rose being sent away after accidentally killing their mother, and of 16-year-old’s Alice’s last words to Edward before sending him away to live with the Church as he sat there in stunned silence.
“You’re useless, broken, weak! You’re an anchor dragging me down, Eddie, and I! Hate you!”
Then Alice woke up as she mentally screamed an apology while Edward’s monstrous form lifted her in the air again, being stroked, kissed, helped up by Jareth. That gave her the strength to stand up in the dress that she’d passed out in. They exited the train followed by helpful Xen 3 units carrying their bags, walked onto the Stormaway Village Station platform, and saw the crowded boardwalk and the view of the ocean intruded upon by airships with glowing advertisements on their sides and gaudy flying hotels.
Alice now frowned, “Well, it appears that this place is certainly all about forgetting what it used to be.” That conjured half remembered games of whalers and krakens, singing songs, or acting out Abigail Woods adventures with her siblings in rough sand dunes, wild waves, untamed forests while their mother lay passed out or drunk on the sand. She’d once longed to go back to that time: before her family’s dissolution, her rape, Operation Trench Fall, Elizabeth, the war, all of it. But her mind once again asserted that without everything else, she would never have Jareth.
And in the meantime, that wasn’t a complete answer to Jareth’s statement and she knew it. Nor was it direct and oblique enough for him to move on. So, Alice sighed and continued, “The past never forgets us. So perhaps we shouldn’t forget, and instead...unburden. Say how we feel but not let it linger. And- release stress.” She said that last part with a wink.
After all, while they did have a lot to talk about that was important for their near term future, they also had to rub the salve on each other’s bare chests before bed. Elizabeth may have done their relationship a favor in wounding their hearts this way, as no matter what shit came their way, they always had to touch each other intimately in this daily ritual, and in a way that did not necessarily lead to sex. Of course, Alice appreciated when it did, but sometimes, such a simple, gentle touch from another who cared about her deeply, not to mention the man who had promised to love her for the rest of her life and raise children together, would allow her to rest her mind a little easier. Trust a little more. Let down her armor for him.
This time, however, she’d also secretly put on a tight, revealing bathing dress under her dress that was guaranteed to drive him crazy. They had resolved to swim far out into the ocean to make sure that no one saw his mer form, so that made Alice wonder if he would love her down during or after they applied the salve together back in their room, or if he would be so turned on as to rip her swimwear off, slam his mer-cock into her (which he hadn’t done in a while, out of what Alice had assured him was unfounded concern about hurting the babies somehow) and have his way with her right there in the ocean, where anyone might see them.
The thought of either or even both scenarios (which, knowing his stamina, was certainly a possibility) happening made Alice’s entrance slick with anticipation.
Going to bed with unresolved tension, however, had led to a whole host of nightmares, and even her nap on the train had been plagued by visions of the destruction from two days ago; the sorrowful eyes of orphaned children being evacuated to the countryside, which had once been her own when she lived on the streets; and even memories of visits to Stormaway Beach being twisted, haunted by Chloe Rose being sent away after accidentally killing their mother, and of 16-year-old’s Alice’s last words to Edward before sending him away to live with the Church as he sat there in stunned silence.
“You’re useless, broken, weak! You’re an anchor dragging me down, Eddie, and I! Hate you!”
Then Alice woke up as she mentally screamed an apology while Edward’s monstrous form lifted her in the air again, being stroked, kissed, helped up by Jareth. That gave her the strength to stand up in the dress that she’d passed out in. They exited the train followed by helpful Xen 3 units carrying their bags, walked onto the Stormaway Village Station platform, and saw the crowded boardwalk and the view of the ocean intruded upon by airships with glowing advertisements on their sides and gaudy flying hotels.
Alice now frowned, “Well, it appears that this place is certainly all about forgetting what it used to be.” That conjured half remembered games of whalers and krakens, singing songs, or acting out Abigail Woods adventures with her siblings in rough sand dunes, wild waves, untamed forests while their mother lay passed out or drunk on the sand. She’d once longed to go back to that time: before her family’s dissolution, her rape, Operation Trench Fall, Elizabeth, the war, all of it. But her mind once again asserted that without everything else, she would never have Jareth.
And in the meantime, that wasn’t a complete answer to Jareth’s statement and she knew it. Nor was it direct and oblique enough for him to move on. So, Alice sighed and continued, “The past never forgets us. So perhaps we shouldn’t forget, and instead...unburden. Say how we feel but not let it linger. And- release stress.” She said that last part with a wink.
After all, while they did have a lot to talk about that was important for their near term future, they also had to rub the salve on each other’s bare chests before bed. Elizabeth may have done their relationship a favor in wounding their hearts this way, as no matter what shit came their way, they always had to touch each other intimately in this daily ritual, and in a way that did not necessarily lead to sex. Of course, Alice appreciated when it did, but sometimes, such a simple, gentle touch from another who cared about her deeply, not to mention the man who had promised to love her for the rest of her life and raise children together, would allow her to rest her mind a little easier. Trust a little more. Let down her armor for him.
This time, however, she’d also secretly put on a tight, revealing bathing dress under her dress that was guaranteed to drive him crazy. They had resolved to swim far out into the ocean to make sure that no one saw his mer form, so that made Alice wonder if he would love her down during or after they applied the salve together back in their room, or if he would be so turned on as to rip her swimwear off, slam his mer-cock into her (which he hadn’t done in a while, out of what Alice had assured him was unfounded concern about hurting the babies somehow) and have his way with her right there in the ocean, where anyone might see them.
The thought of either or even both scenarios (which, knowing his stamina, was certainly a possibility) happening made Alice’s entrance slick with anticipation.
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