Xanaphia
Biblically Accurate Bitch
- Joined
- Sep 28, 2013
- Location
- The Lost City of Clitlantis
That was the Quentin she remembered, spouting off historical precedent. She half expected to get into a debate with him, on which conflict Dooku’s plan most closely resembled. In another time perhaps, when they both weren’t weighed down with burden of a missing daughter.
“You're alive! I thought... that is... you'd been executed! I thought you were dead!"
She wanted to be playful, make a joke about how often he mistook her for dead. But three years of longing drained away playfulness. Instead, she clung to Quentin. Marveling at how good this felt, being wrapped up in his arms, against his chest, his warmth and strength enveloping her. “I missed you so much,” she admitted, arms tight around his back “So much.” The kiss was needy, one hand trailing up the back of his neck. Holding his head close to hers, holding herself close to him.
She couldn’t dare pull away from her now. Not ever as kissing got in the way of undressing. She craved his touch, fingertips on bare skin, and she craved his mouth and she craved that completion of having him inside her. Still, she managed topless as his mouth moved along her jaw and throat, and she was kicking off her pants as he explored her. It wasn’t much different than he would have remembered. A bit softer in places, with faded pale stretch marks on her abs and an angry pink scar just above her pubic mound, nearly running the width of her hips.
Without realizing it, she was undressing him, tearing at his shirt and his pants and his belt. Single-minded in her goal to remove everything that separated them, as his thoughts and feelings merged in her mind, her own reaching for his. Even after all these years, nothing was as comforting as his presence in the force. “Love me,” she implored, opening his shirt to his chest, opening to that same tattoo she wore on her shoulder. “Love me Quentin.”
“You're alive! I thought... that is... you'd been executed! I thought you were dead!"
She wanted to be playful, make a joke about how often he mistook her for dead. But three years of longing drained away playfulness. Instead, she clung to Quentin. Marveling at how good this felt, being wrapped up in his arms, against his chest, his warmth and strength enveloping her. “I missed you so much,” she admitted, arms tight around his back “So much.” The kiss was needy, one hand trailing up the back of his neck. Holding his head close to hers, holding herself close to him.
She couldn’t dare pull away from her now. Not ever as kissing got in the way of undressing. She craved his touch, fingertips on bare skin, and she craved his mouth and she craved that completion of having him inside her. Still, she managed topless as his mouth moved along her jaw and throat, and she was kicking off her pants as he explored her. It wasn’t much different than he would have remembered. A bit softer in places, with faded pale stretch marks on her abs and an angry pink scar just above her pubic mound, nearly running the width of her hips.
Without realizing it, she was undressing him, tearing at his shirt and his pants and his belt. Single-minded in her goal to remove everything that separated them, as his thoughts and feelings merged in her mind, her own reaching for his. Even after all these years, nothing was as comforting as his presence in the force. “Love me,” she implored, opening his shirt to his chest, opening to that same tattoo she wore on her shoulder. “Love me Quentin.”