James "Sawyer" Ford (
confidenceman) wrote2012-01-25 08:06 pm
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okay, who's the head honcho here?
"Stupid— piece of crap—"
Not a morning person on the best of days, when Sawyer woke up to some unknown weight blocking his door, he again began to consider the potential merits of packing it all up and moving into the Compound. However depressing the building was, it at least offered reliable air conditioning, and the bolts of the doors weren't the type to expand in the rain or creak from too much rust. His door jammed, and frequently, the hut initially chosen because Sawyer was too damn impatient to wait for the Building Crew to give him a new place all his own, and later on, too damn lazy to pack up his stuff to move from one spot to another. But there was something different about the resistance the door put up today. Shoving his shoulder against the wood almost made it... bounce.
Strange.
Briefly considering rounding the hut to climb out the window, Sawyer gave his door one last, lengthy shove, until he felt something skidding against dirt, slipping through the cracked opening, only to stumble, his hands grabbing onto something that felt distinctly familiar. Almost like heavy-duty shrink wrap. The sound of ruffling papers fluttered in the distance, and pages upon pages spilled out over the dirt in any number of brilliant colors, with cars, trucks, and SUVs on each cover.
But, aside from a moment's confusion as to why it looked like every issue of Car and Driver magazine had appeared on his doorstop, what drew Sawyer's attention the most was a heavy pallet of toilet paper blocking entrance to his home. Toilet paper.
Charmin's, looked like.
"The hell?"
[ Yes, that's right. All of Car and Driver magazine has turned up on Sawyer's doorstep. As well as a year's supply of Charmin's best toilet paper. This post is dated January 25th, but will be linked to the main comm in February. ST/LT welcome, no limit on tags, open to all. ]
Not a morning person on the best of days, when Sawyer woke up to some unknown weight blocking his door, he again began to consider the potential merits of packing it all up and moving into the Compound. However depressing the building was, it at least offered reliable air conditioning, and the bolts of the doors weren't the type to expand in the rain or creak from too much rust. His door jammed, and frequently, the hut initially chosen because Sawyer was too damn impatient to wait for the Building Crew to give him a new place all his own, and later on, too damn lazy to pack up his stuff to move from one spot to another. But there was something different about the resistance the door put up today. Shoving his shoulder against the wood almost made it... bounce.
Strange.
Briefly considering rounding the hut to climb out the window, Sawyer gave his door one last, lengthy shove, until he felt something skidding against dirt, slipping through the cracked opening, only to stumble, his hands grabbing onto something that felt distinctly familiar. Almost like heavy-duty shrink wrap. The sound of ruffling papers fluttered in the distance, and pages upon pages spilled out over the dirt in any number of brilliant colors, with cars, trucks, and SUVs on each cover.
But, aside from a moment's confusion as to why it looked like every issue of Car and Driver magazine had appeared on his doorstop, what drew Sawyer's attention the most was a heavy pallet of toilet paper blocking entrance to his home. Toilet paper.
Charmin's, looked like.
"The hell?"
[ Yes, that's right. All of Car and Driver magazine has turned up on Sawyer's doorstep. As well as a year's supply of Charmin's best toilet paper. This post is dated January 25th, but will be linked to the main comm in February. ST/LT welcome, no limit on tags, open to all. ]
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A whispered moan escaped her, her back arched slightly as the pace and rhythm of her hips began to pick up. For now she was leading, but she had no problem relinquishing that power if he wanted it. Her skin was slick now, too warm in the hut, but she didn't care, wasn't even aware of it very clearly. What she wanted was more. More of him, more of this. She always wanted more.
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Eventually, he couldn't help himself.
Sitting up to wrap an arm around her waist, Sawyer flipped the both of them over, knees catching in the bedspread and hips rocking against hers, grinding fast. "Lil," he repeated, voice straining as he pressed open-mouthed kisses against her throat, her jaw, and crushed his lips to hers with a slight cry.
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She shifted under him, hooking her leg higher around him, her hips lifting further off the bed as she kissed him, though it was messy, hardly a kiss anymore as all. Breathing hard against his mouth, Lily's fingers tightened, twisting in the sheet, holding onto his shoulder desperately as her body moved with his, matched the ragged rhythm.
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He couldn't hold on, quickly losing all semblance of concentration, every last thread of him focused on maintaining his breath, now inconstant with the rise and fall as he drove into her, again, and then again, as though the two of them could break all barriers and live within each other, as part of one another, and his entire body felt swollen in the wake. When he came, it was with a ragged tear through his throat, a shout that he pressed against the side of her neck as every muscle in his body clenched, protested, as though holding energy back, or perhaps holding it in— the difference wasn't clear.
Shoulders grinding into the mattress, Sawyer's hips jerked forward with less and less force, but his fingers sought out her clit again and pressed hard, circling, willing himself to bring her there a second time before caving into exhaustion.
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Slowly, she began to relax, sinking back against the mattress, though she couldn't bring herself to move more than that, her arm still wrapped around him, her leg hitched up against his hip. A smile curved her lips and she turned her head slightly, found his mouth in a lazy kiss. Her hand softened on his shoulder, fingers trailing a slow path up the side of his neck and into his hair. This part she enjoyed almost as much as everything else, the moment after, when everything felt soft and slightly out of focus and nothing was more important than being right here.
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"Well, if I was ever havin' trouble sleeping before," he murmured with a chuckle, returning to the bed and letting all knots ease from his muscles and hand tugging his blanket up and around the both of them. "Guess I know the solution for that."
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And he seemed distracted, which had been the original purpose of everything. It wasn't the only reason she'd turned to him and told him to kiss her, far from it, but it had been the line that had led into it and she certainly didn't regret offering. There had been a few reservations at first, but that had been weeks ago now. There was no sense pretending that they hadn't all slipped away, one by one, until Lily knew she wanted him and knew there was no good reason not to let him know.
"Wouldn't you say your day has turned around?" she asked with a gentle grin.
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"Now, don't develop too much of an ego," he breathed, dropping another press of his lips to her skin. "But I guess you could say that. Got a new way to put up with all the crap the island pulls."
Not that he planned on seeking her out whenever upset, Sawyer reminded himself. That'd gotten him into trouble before.
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"You don't have to wait until the island pulls something," she murmured, reaching up to sweep her hair off her face, letting it fan out around her. In reality, she hadn't had to wait for it either, but something had always stopped her until this morning, even if she didn't know exactly what it was, couldn't put a name on it. Whatever it was, it didn't matter. Neither of them had stopped themselves this time and she was glad for it.
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Leaning down, he kissed Lily tenderly on the temple, if only because it was the only way he could think of to express his feelings without being somehow dishonest. The words, the definitions, the terms were all things that he felt incapable of settling just then, but the possibility itself lingered on, and Sawyer had no desire of closing that door anytime soon.
Hopefully she would understand that.