Amaranthine
Supernova
- Joined
- Oct 26, 2016
- Location
- Canada
Alicia's grin grew more wicked at Brcye's response - she knew him too well to fall for that tease. There was no doubt in her mind that pretty soon she would have her lips parted by a gag and her arms tied - behind her back, in front of her, secured to the bed posts, in whatever manner her beloved so desired. As his hand slipped up beneath her shirt she let out a gasp, his touch like hot embers against her skin that sent the young woman already aching for more.
And then he pulled away subtlely, not enough for his hands to leave her yet enough that she felt she wasn't getting the attention that she deserved. Alicia's face furrowed in confusion, watching Bryce as he leaned away and towards his backpack. What had just happened? To say that she wasn't used to him getting distracted during their intimate moments was an understatement. Once he pulled that little box out of the bag and started to explain what was going on, Alicia understood. Back at the hotel they had talked about the idea of collaring her, and Alicia had found herself rather enthusiastic about it. Like he said, it was subtle enough that most would not realize that that choker said about them, but every time she felt it around her neck and every time he saw it on her, they would both know. It was a memento of their bond together.
The confusion dissipated in to another smile, and Alicia pressed a soft kiss to her husband's nose. "I love it, it's perfect," she said to him before doing what was asked of her. It killed to pull her hands away from his body, but they would have plenty of time for that in a few moments. With her hair held safely out of the way, Alicia waited (rather impatiently, honestly) for her husband to place the choker around her neck.
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Anna let out a little chuckle, his remark doing enough to lighten the mood just like he had hoped that it would. Nick was right - he couldn't /make/ her do jack shit, that had always been pretty clear between them. How many things had he tried to talk her in or out of in the past, and how many had he ever succeeded with? Once. Just once, back when he had managed to get her to admit that their months of mutually exclusively seeing each other almost every day was actually a relationship. That was probably the first and the last time that he had managed to talk her in or out of anything, and even that had only happened because she had acted possessive over him and he'd needed to call out the hypocrisy in trying to say she didn't want someone around him while insisting they weren't an actual thing. He could try to talk to her about any of the things he'd found out since the first escaped those cells back in Los Angeles if he felt so inclined, but it was more likely to accidentally end up in a fight than a genuine conversation if she wasn't the one to pursue it.
"... Thank you," she mumbled. As much as she was terrified of the way anyone might react to things, Nick... wasn't the worst. Okay, yes, he /had/ told her that she just couldn't keep her legs closed right after she'd dropped the whole 'abused kid' bomb but they'd been in the middle of a fight and he was right - that on its own didn't justify anything, and it wasn't like she had gone in to the deeper picture of what that day had been like. In moments like this where no one was heated or trying to defend themselves, he... actually seemed pretty sweet. Safe, almost. Anna tilted her head to press a soft kiss to Nick's cheek.
"I just wanna do things right this time around," she said, though some of the words slurred in to each other. She'd already lost him to her own pride and bitterness once before and it was a hard shell to tear away. Surely at some point she was going to have to swallow her own damn pride and feed him at least bits of shit, but there was a sense of relief in hearing that she wouldn't be pushed.
And then he pulled away subtlely, not enough for his hands to leave her yet enough that she felt she wasn't getting the attention that she deserved. Alicia's face furrowed in confusion, watching Bryce as he leaned away and towards his backpack. What had just happened? To say that she wasn't used to him getting distracted during their intimate moments was an understatement. Once he pulled that little box out of the bag and started to explain what was going on, Alicia understood. Back at the hotel they had talked about the idea of collaring her, and Alicia had found herself rather enthusiastic about it. Like he said, it was subtle enough that most would not realize that that choker said about them, but every time she felt it around her neck and every time he saw it on her, they would both know. It was a memento of their bond together.
The confusion dissipated in to another smile, and Alicia pressed a soft kiss to her husband's nose. "I love it, it's perfect," she said to him before doing what was asked of her. It killed to pull her hands away from his body, but they would have plenty of time for that in a few moments. With her hair held safely out of the way, Alicia waited (rather impatiently, honestly) for her husband to place the choker around her neck.
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Anna let out a little chuckle, his remark doing enough to lighten the mood just like he had hoped that it would. Nick was right - he couldn't /make/ her do jack shit, that had always been pretty clear between them. How many things had he tried to talk her in or out of in the past, and how many had he ever succeeded with? Once. Just once, back when he had managed to get her to admit that their months of mutually exclusively seeing each other almost every day was actually a relationship. That was probably the first and the last time that he had managed to talk her in or out of anything, and even that had only happened because she had acted possessive over him and he'd needed to call out the hypocrisy in trying to say she didn't want someone around him while insisting they weren't an actual thing. He could try to talk to her about any of the things he'd found out since the first escaped those cells back in Los Angeles if he felt so inclined, but it was more likely to accidentally end up in a fight than a genuine conversation if she wasn't the one to pursue it.
"... Thank you," she mumbled. As much as she was terrified of the way anyone might react to things, Nick... wasn't the worst. Okay, yes, he /had/ told her that she just couldn't keep her legs closed right after she'd dropped the whole 'abused kid' bomb but they'd been in the middle of a fight and he was right - that on its own didn't justify anything, and it wasn't like she had gone in to the deeper picture of what that day had been like. In moments like this where no one was heated or trying to defend themselves, he... actually seemed pretty sweet. Safe, almost. Anna tilted her head to press a soft kiss to Nick's cheek.
"I just wanna do things right this time around," she said, though some of the words slurred in to each other. She'd already lost him to her own pride and bitterness once before and it was a hard shell to tear away. Surely at some point she was going to have to swallow her own damn pride and feed him at least bits of shit, but there was a sense of relief in hearing that she wouldn't be pushed.