Eames - The Forger (
neededforger) wrote2010-11-23 01:45 pm
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Making up for lost time, one more time.
They had lazed about for most of the day, mostly just because they could, and even when one or the other of them got up to use the bathroom or retrieve a book, they always came right back, as if somehow that bed held all the secrets of the universe. Come afternoon, Eames went to get his laptop, doing some research to find a restaurant for dinner, coming up with a few nearby and just deciding by what was closest, since he figured the walk would do them both good.
He even made a reservation, just to make sure they'd have a seat, even though as far as he could tell they were wide open as far as space.
"Are you ready, Arthur?" He called back towards the bedroom from where he was perched on the couch, having settled there after he'd gotten dressed, waiting for the other man to finish his shower, though the water had been off for a while.
He even made a reservation, just to make sure they'd have a seat, even though as far as he could tell they were wide open as far as space.
"Are you ready, Arthur?" He called back towards the bedroom from where he was perched on the couch, having settled there after he'd gotten dressed, waiting for the other man to finish his shower, though the water had been off for a while.
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At that point he was in complete abandon, not caring if the other man saw him like that - while another part did want Eames to see him like that...
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[And if anyone complained about the noise he was going to place all the blame on Eames. Because he could. And because, if he knew Eames at all, the other man was most likely disgustingly proud of being able to get that kind of noise out of Arthur.]
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When he finally did manage to open his eyes, all he could really do was look at Eames, not really able to say anything he was feeling (which there was too much even if he could voice them).
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His eyes closing, he couldn't even imagine how Eames could still move let alone carry him all the way into the bedroom (which, when feeling this weak, seemed like several feet rather than the few it actually was).
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