translucentfeathers
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- Joined
- Oct 18, 2015
- Location
- Nowhere
At the sound of Jax's agreement to the plan Jasyn couldn't help the small grin that the bit of warmth that flared through him resulted in. Jasyn easily purchased the few nonsensical items he had aqcuired during his meanderings through the aisles, nothing that needed special attention or care of refrigeration luckily. Once outside he took Jackson up on his offer to stow his bag in the trunk of the other man's vehicle before nodding for Jackson to follow him across the street.
The store was small but despite it's tiny interior held a large assortment of local wines and brews and s few other oddities and rare blends as promised. Jasyn began slipping through the aisles as he searched for the particular label he had suggested to the blond. It was odd, the difference in the chemistry and their dynamics during the day when alcohol and blatant lust wasn't fueling their interactions. It allowed Jasyn a chance to truly see and pick up on the slight subtleties in the other man that he may have otherwise missed. The way Jackson's voice lilted slightly, addressing awkwardness by asking blatant, safe zoned questions. The curiosity that seemed to over drive the original uncertainty once he began to set his focus on Jasyn rather than whatever nerves had been worrying him. "Nice to meet you, Jackson," the now brunet said with a smile, and it was nice because this time it felt like he was actually meeting him. "My name is-" shit. He had given Jax his actual name the night before last. "-Jesse. And for a few years now," he continued on, not willing to let the accidental slip of his name from their previously alcohol fused first encounter spoil this. It was so rare he actually used his true name, usually assigning standard looks a name that correlated with the few fake licences he carried so he could keep his stories straight and avoid detection.
He was about to ask Jackson if he was traveling for business when the sound of a cell phone chiming interrupted them and he busied himself glancing over a few nearby bottles. The muttered words that came next had Jasyn staring, eyes a bit wide as an eyebrow arched dangerously high. Leave it to him, someone who practically ghosted his way through life with fake identities to become infatuated with a federal agent. Shit. Jasyn's expression smoothed out to one of amused concern though when he saw Jax look almost horrified at the slip of his occupation as it seemed the other man began to mentally scold himself. It was almost amusing, how they both seemed so...shell shocked around each other and uncertain.
"So I suppose asking if you are here on business or what you do for a living wouldn't be well met?" He mused with a smile as he watched Jackson select two bottles of the wine Jasyn suggested. His smile grew cold though when he saw a glint of metal a small gold band around his left hand's ring finger that had his word eyes narrowing on the ring. The drama of an affair was dangerous for someone like him who tried to slip under the radar. "Should I ask about that or just crack a joke about you being married to your work?" It didn't come out nearly as accusatory as he had planned, the question falling a bit weak, a bit flat, as he glanced up, eyes searching Jackson's with a small frown creasing his brow. Damn, even if he had only wanted Jax for one night stands, he had hoped to leave things on a good note so he could remember their times together fondly.
The store was small but despite it's tiny interior held a large assortment of local wines and brews and s few other oddities and rare blends as promised. Jasyn began slipping through the aisles as he searched for the particular label he had suggested to the blond. It was odd, the difference in the chemistry and their dynamics during the day when alcohol and blatant lust wasn't fueling their interactions. It allowed Jasyn a chance to truly see and pick up on the slight subtleties in the other man that he may have otherwise missed. The way Jackson's voice lilted slightly, addressing awkwardness by asking blatant, safe zoned questions. The curiosity that seemed to over drive the original uncertainty once he began to set his focus on Jasyn rather than whatever nerves had been worrying him. "Nice to meet you, Jackson," the now brunet said with a smile, and it was nice because this time it felt like he was actually meeting him. "My name is-" shit. He had given Jax his actual name the night before last. "-Jesse. And for a few years now," he continued on, not willing to let the accidental slip of his name from their previously alcohol fused first encounter spoil this. It was so rare he actually used his true name, usually assigning standard looks a name that correlated with the few fake licences he carried so he could keep his stories straight and avoid detection.
He was about to ask Jackson if he was traveling for business when the sound of a cell phone chiming interrupted them and he busied himself glancing over a few nearby bottles. The muttered words that came next had Jasyn staring, eyes a bit wide as an eyebrow arched dangerously high. Leave it to him, someone who practically ghosted his way through life with fake identities to become infatuated with a federal agent. Shit. Jasyn's expression smoothed out to one of amused concern though when he saw Jax look almost horrified at the slip of his occupation as it seemed the other man began to mentally scold himself. It was almost amusing, how they both seemed so...shell shocked around each other and uncertain.
"So I suppose asking if you are here on business or what you do for a living wouldn't be well met?" He mused with a smile as he watched Jackson select two bottles of the wine Jasyn suggested. His smile grew cold though when he saw a glint of metal a small gold band around his left hand's ring finger that had his word eyes narrowing on the ring. The drama of an affair was dangerous for someone like him who tried to slip under the radar. "Should I ask about that or just crack a joke about you being married to your work?" It didn't come out nearly as accusatory as he had planned, the question falling a bit weak, a bit flat, as he glanced up, eyes searching Jackson's with a small frown creasing his brow. Damn, even if he had only wanted Jax for one night stands, he had hoped to leave things on a good note so he could remember their times together fondly.