FickleVixen
Super-Earth
- Joined
- Jan 9, 2020
Being thanked for her honesty was uncommon, partially because Aliyah didn't tell the truth often enough, but also because most people didn't take honesty as well as they think they will. Her surprise was clearly written on her face as she blinked. “You're welcome.” Jason's questions came comely enough that she never felt like she was being interrogated, like she had to answer his questions. In a way she knew that she did, avoiding the truth would have come off as questionable but she at least had the feeling that she had the choice to choose if she was going to answer, and he gave her time to consider her answers carefully enough that she didn't feel as though she was leaving anything out. She would have killed to know what was going through his mind, however, to know how her truth made him feel. Yet his face remained stoic to the point that it was even a little frustrating. There was no doubt he had an opinion, but was he keeping it to himself out of consideration for her? She wanted to press him for some answers of her own, for now though she was content to simply leave things as they were so they didn't risk ruining their day. As she reached for the knob of the shower, she paused when he whispered in her ear, prompting her to look over her shoulder and actually try to gauge just how serious he was being. After all, he said it himself; anything that comes out of his mouth are promises. “I have no intention of even trying to slip away from you. Not any time soon and not in the foreseeable future either. I promise.” His tone might've been playful, but Aliyah was wholly serious. She wanted all of him for as long as she possibly could have him, the cost no longer mattered to her. Once she turned on the water, she waited until Jason was walking away, watching him go as she stepped under the spray of water. “I love you too.” It was cowardly of her to wait until he was walking away, until the water would drown out her voice. But she needed to say it, even if she was the only one who could hear it. It just wasn't fair to tell him when she was still wrapped up in Benji. So while she couldn't tell him just yet, she needed to at least get it off of her chest to some degree. Talking about getting a tattoo with Jason was one thing, walking into the parlor however brought to life the nerves of having to actually follow through. While Jason talked with the artist, Aliyah wandered around the lobby to admire the different work on the walls to help ignore the blood rushing in her ears. Her hands had started to shake just the slightest bit from the adrenaline. She had never seen herself as the kind of person to get a tattoo, she didn't look down on them, or people who got them, they just weren't anything that had ever appealed to her before. The paperwork was fairly quick and straightforward, and the young artist was able to draw up the design Jason had come up with even quicker thanks to the simplistic idea. She had thought he might show some sort of reaction when Jason had explained where they were getting the tattoos at, but the artist hardly batted an eye, instead simply moving the two of them over to his station so they could get started. Unsurprisingly, Jason didn't seem to flinch at all as he got his tattoo done. It would have comforted her and possibly even tricked her into thinking that maybe it wouldn't really hurt that bad, if it wasn't for the fact that she had learned not to trust the expressions, or lack of, that he wore. Aliyah chewed softly on her thumbnail as she watched, her gaze drifting between the needle and Jason's expression to see if there might be any sort of change. The soft drone of the tattoo gun was actually a comforting background noise, and before she knew it her own anxiety had lessened to the point her hands were no longer shaking, and Jason's tattoo was done. “It looks good.” She nodded with a smile as Jason got up from the bench, allowing the young man to wipe the seat down and clean up his station so he could set up for hers as well. Part of her wanted to ask Jason to wait elsewhere, she didn't want him to see if she panicked or had a moment of doubt, but if Jason gave her space she knew she would back out. Taking a deep breath, Aliyah slipped her skirt down her hips before taking Jason's place on the bench. With an eager nod of her head, she was about to agree to the numbing cream when Jason beat her to it, turning it down on her behalf, causing her lips to part in disbelief. “Jason-” Her tone was sharp, on the verge of reprimanding him, when he grabbed hold of her ankle and pulled her further down the adjustable bench to settle her legs over his shoulders. The artist was able to compose himself far quicker than she was, as he merely told Jason to hold on tight to her. The tight grip on her legs contrasted against the gentle way his lips and tongue worked against her labia, which were still slightly swollen from their strenuous night. The harsh buzz of the tattoo gun made her flinch, but it wasn't really until that needle touched her skin that she actually tried to pull away. It was purely instinctual, that sharp, blinding pain that reverberated through her lower body as she clenched her jaw shut as tight as she could. “Evil, evil man.” Aliyah hissed under her breath, trying her best to suppress her smile as her breathing slowly came back to normal. Once she had been able to take a few steady breaths, it was easier to move past the pain, just had it had been last night. Her thighs twitched occasionally against Jason's shoulders with that burning need to roll her hips. For forty-five minutes, Aliyah was put through torture similar to what Jason had put her through the night before, yet so different at the same time. Before long, the artist sat back, shutting the tattoo gun off. “You're all done. Make sure you both keep the area clean with antibacterial soap. For the next few days, you'll want to wear loose clothing and be careful with any strenuous activities. It'll be tender for a few days, but there shouldn't be any actual pain.” Aliyah slowly untangled her legs from Jason's hold once she was able to so she could pull her skirt up. “Actually, um, I'm sorry I should have said something earlier, but could we get one more?” She flashed Jason a cheeky smile as the artist scratched the back of his neck. Under normal circumstances the odds of being able to squeeze in another tattoo unplanned would be very unlikely, but given the artist's availability, he had no complaints. Aliyah laid out her idea, the sun for Jason, and earth for herself, in orbit to go on their wrists. It was still a simplistic tattoo, but one that would make it obvious to anyone in the same room as them that they were connected. But for her, it was more than that. Just like how the earth would always be trapped in the sun's orbit, she would never be able to walk away from Jason. “I like the one that you picked out for us, but I want one that'll show others who you belong to as well. If you aren't too afraid to make it a bit more public, at least.” |