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neverwrongagent) wrote2014-04-30 11:05 am
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Let's try for a happy ending this time
Between the runs and drills and weapons practice, there was still time for the kind of exercise that lowered stress rather than ramping it up. Boys being boys, pick up footbal games happened fairly often. Not just a way to let off steam, they were a way to increase bonding between the team, particularly with a new member. For Carrie, it was a way to watch Brody and evaluate his health and stability. That watching him made her belly clench with need was something she was going to have to deal with on her own time. She added it to the list.
When the game ended and the men headed for water, Carrie caught Brody's eye and nodded slightly to the space beside her. He nodded even more slightly, then worked his way over amidst much back slapping and macho posing. When he flopped down beside her, she shook her head. "It never changes, does it? That particular brand of macho."
He laughed softly and glanced at the guys. "With this bunch? No." And he clearly meant himself in "that bunch". He watched her for a long moment, then looked away. "Little disappointed you weren't waving pom poms."
She rolled her eyes. "Really? Can you pic-- Okay, sure you can picture it, but do you really think I ever did it?"
He sighed deeply. "That's it, kill my fantasy." He bumped her shoulder with his. "You'd have looked adorable."
She rolled her eyes again, but at the same time, she rested her head on his shoulder. "I was even skinnier and jumpier. It wasn't a good look." What she meant was more crazy, but she was sure he knew that. She didn't mention that she'd seen plenty of pictures of him as a teenager, most of them with an equally young Jessica. There was no way she was heading into that minefield.
He took her hand and lifted it so he could kiss it. "It helps, but you know that."
She swallowed hard, then shrugged. "Goes both ways. But you know that."
He nodded, then let the conversation go for a while, seemingly happy to enjoy her company. Not that she had an idea what he was really thinking. All she could go on was how he was with the Seals, how he was during briefings, and how he was when he didn't know she was watching. If asked, she'd say he was doing well and to her eye he was doing better than she'd hoped. Stronger, healthier, calmer. Of course, she knew how fragile it all was.
What she wanted to do was get him alone and use the connection that had always proved so efficient at stabilizing both of them, but the quarters were just too tight and he was already geetting enough grief from the team. Still, she didn't let that stop her from kissing his hand again. There were parts of him she'd prefer to kiss, but privacy was at a premium. Instead she leaned hard against him and sighed softy. Being close was like a battery recharge and she drank it up. She hoped that she was giving him the same thing.
When the game ended and the men headed for water, Carrie caught Brody's eye and nodded slightly to the space beside her. He nodded even more slightly, then worked his way over amidst much back slapping and macho posing. When he flopped down beside her, she shook her head. "It never changes, does it? That particular brand of macho."
He laughed softly and glanced at the guys. "With this bunch? No." And he clearly meant himself in "that bunch". He watched her for a long moment, then looked away. "Little disappointed you weren't waving pom poms."
She rolled her eyes. "Really? Can you pic-- Okay, sure you can picture it, but do you really think I ever did it?"
He sighed deeply. "That's it, kill my fantasy." He bumped her shoulder with his. "You'd have looked adorable."
She rolled her eyes again, but at the same time, she rested her head on his shoulder. "I was even skinnier and jumpier. It wasn't a good look." What she meant was more crazy, but she was sure he knew that. She didn't mention that she'd seen plenty of pictures of him as a teenager, most of them with an equally young Jessica. There was no way she was heading into that minefield.
He took her hand and lifted it so he could kiss it. "It helps, but you know that."
She swallowed hard, then shrugged. "Goes both ways. But you know that."
He nodded, then let the conversation go for a while, seemingly happy to enjoy her company. Not that she had an idea what he was really thinking. All she could go on was how he was with the Seals, how he was during briefings, and how he was when he didn't know she was watching. If asked, she'd say he was doing well and to her eye he was doing better than she'd hoped. Stronger, healthier, calmer. Of course, she knew how fragile it all was.
What she wanted to do was get him alone and use the connection that had always proved so efficient at stabilizing both of them, but the quarters were just too tight and he was already geetting enough grief from the team. Still, she didn't let that stop her from kissing his hand again. There were parts of him she'd prefer to kiss, but privacy was at a premium. Instead she leaned hard against him and sighed softy. Being close was like a battery recharge and she drank it up. She hoped that she was giving him the same thing.
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She became a little more aggressive, letting her nails press into his skin, although she was careful not to hurt him.
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He ran his fingers into her hair and sighed softly, before rolling them over and pinning her under him. In that moment, once he was settled over her, he began kissing her with a greater urgency.
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She kept the touch light, tender, but she never let up. Her hands went everywhere she could reach that was skin.
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When he reached the point of not knowing where his lips ended and hers began, he pulled away slowly and smiled down at her. Then he pressed his lips against her neck even as he inhaled deeply.
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She shuddered. "Missed you."
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Not that she was going to let that stop them.
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She murmured against his lips, something about it being good, about how good it always was. She'd never remember saying any of it.
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She moved with him, meeting his hips with equal force, letting out a soft grunt of pleasure with each one. She blushed more furiously each time.
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He felt like he should say something.
He felt like anything he said would ruin it.
So he just kept smiling, and hoping that they'd make it through. And that they wouldn't be interrupted in these few more minutes that he needed.
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She rubbed her head against his and sighed softy.
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