TheCorsair
Pēdicãbo ego võs et irrumäbo
- Joined
- Dec 17, 2013
“Al-Mutaful?” Yusef blinked, surprised. He shrugged, then took a swig from the goatskin bottle. “It is what he does. He meddles.”
“I do not,” Quentin replied, grabbing the bottle and taking a swig. Then he coughed, scrubbing his mouth with the back of his hand. “Jesus. Arak?”
“It is not forbidden by the Prophet, Peace be upon him,” Yusef laughed. “And you do meddle, whether by your own inclination or at the behest of your government.”
“I don’t ‘meddle’,” Quentin insisted, offering Katie the bottle. “I just... poke at things, a little. See what’s going on, and try to make things right.”
“Exactly,” Yusef replied. “You meddle.”
“So, how did Quentin convince you to ride into danger to help save me? Did he make if worth your while, or is that going to fall to me?” Katie giggles softly, wisely choosing the water flask and not the one that tasted of evil licorice.
“My brother,” Yusef replied seriously, “simply asked. He asked, and I answered.” He shrugged again. “Besides. There is wealth aplenty in his path.”
“Wealth?” Quentin asked, lifting an eyebrow.
“Well, perhaps not wealth,” Yusef conceded. “But sufficiet to keep body and soul together.”
“Misguided or not, I do appreciate a good rescue.” Katie shifted a little and leaned forward slightly. Yusef, for his part, made no effort to hide the way his gaze traced her figure as she did. “It would bring me great pleasure to demonstrate just how deep my gratitude goes.”
Quentin hesitated for a moment, piecing that together. Was she really..? Well, yes. She was. And hard as he’d been since he swept her into his saddle, the suggestion made him even harder. “Is... is she saying..?” Yusef began as Quentin took another swig of Arak.
Capping the flask, Quentin ran his fingers through Katie’s hair and pulled her mouth to his. His tongue explored her mouth as he worked open several buttons on her blouse. “Oh, she is,” he replied, sliding his hand within and cupping her breast.
He tugged slightly on her hair, then nipped at her arched throat. “Go on,” he whispered against her skin. “Show us both how grateful you are.”
“I do not,” Quentin replied, grabbing the bottle and taking a swig. Then he coughed, scrubbing his mouth with the back of his hand. “Jesus. Arak?”
“It is not forbidden by the Prophet, Peace be upon him,” Yusef laughed. “And you do meddle, whether by your own inclination or at the behest of your government.”
“I don’t ‘meddle’,” Quentin insisted, offering Katie the bottle. “I just... poke at things, a little. See what’s going on, and try to make things right.”
“Exactly,” Yusef replied. “You meddle.”
“So, how did Quentin convince you to ride into danger to help save me? Did he make if worth your while, or is that going to fall to me?” Katie giggles softly, wisely choosing the water flask and not the one that tasted of evil licorice.
“My brother,” Yusef replied seriously, “simply asked. He asked, and I answered.” He shrugged again. “Besides. There is wealth aplenty in his path.”
“Wealth?” Quentin asked, lifting an eyebrow.
“Well, perhaps not wealth,” Yusef conceded. “But sufficiet to keep body and soul together.”
“Misguided or not, I do appreciate a good rescue.” Katie shifted a little and leaned forward slightly. Yusef, for his part, made no effort to hide the way his gaze traced her figure as she did. “It would bring me great pleasure to demonstrate just how deep my gratitude goes.”
Quentin hesitated for a moment, piecing that together. Was she really..? Well, yes. She was. And hard as he’d been since he swept her into his saddle, the suggestion made him even harder. “Is... is she saying..?” Yusef began as Quentin took another swig of Arak.
Capping the flask, Quentin ran his fingers through Katie’s hair and pulled her mouth to his. His tongue explored her mouth as he worked open several buttons on her blouse. “Oh, she is,” he replied, sliding his hand within and cupping her breast.
He tugged slightly on her hair, then nipped at her arched throat. “Go on,” he whispered against her skin. “Show us both how grateful you are.”