Post by Benjin Preistley on Apr 7, 2015 22:59:28 GMT -5
"Do go on Hadley I'm hungover," he felt crude, like there were crickets making short work of the back of his throat and the smoke was only making it that much worse. Her shining perfect hair was making him all that much more aware of the mustard stain on his tie and the wrinkles in his shirt. "I mean, I could think of a use for you but unless you're willing to slather yourself in sausage gravy..." which was his hangover cure, and he would very much adore having no bags under his eyes. She was like black, crisp coffee as the sun rose. Today, today he didn't have the energy to pretend that he was anything other than the passing breeze of the evening sky. “Sausage gravy?” “Aye,” the word drawled out like just the vibrations in his throat was too much for the rest of him. His eyes scrunching closed even further as she laughed – oh she was cruel. A cruel, heartless wench with no care for his head whatsoever. Not that she knew that he had spent the last night gambling away the last three month's worth of salary, and then drank too much to remember if he had won any of it back or not. Not that he was going to be hurting about it – other than his throbbing skull. “That sounds like quite an adventure. How much gravy are you talking here?” Oh, normally he would have just jumped right on a comment like that. "Buckets. I'm not really certain where I am supposed to be getting buckets of sausage gravy in the middle of the day as such but I'm sure you'll figure it out. You've always been particularly motivated," his hand lifting to pinch the bridge of his nose in agitation. Normally the idea of dipping freshly made from scratch biscuits off of her gravy covered flesh would have been particularly interesting. Something he could have rambled on about in some great detail, would have relished making her uncomfortable with it...but his throbbing headache and empty stomach was making things that much more difficult...and she was just so damned chipper.
Oh. Humming. She ought not to be humming. “Buckets may be hard to come by.” She was baiting him. Didn't care for it. “Anything else, in particular, you’d like slathered on me? Or is that the only option?” She knew that there was a great many things that he wanted to do to her in any given moment – he had explained such, in detail many times. "No, it has to be gravy, and it needs to be sausage. Extra pepper." His head rolled to the side, taking in her figure slowly, selectively and nodded "And I'd need ten biscuits. Buttermilk. Home pressed...it's the only way." he nodded, letting go of his grip on his nose. "Though I could say mustard and you would have the little cogs in that pretty head turning all the same, couldn't I?" Quite proud of that one – given his mental state. You would like it verra much if I was actually being demanding darling," he could have guaranteed her that. he wasn't sure if he actually wanted her to leave, or if he just wanted her to find a way to turn the sun off for a few hours so he could sleep better. That would make everything better. He leaned forward at the same time she did. no matter his condition, he had come too far to turn her down so rudely, despite how ghastly he felt. "I couldn't eat nearly as much mustard," She was leaning so close to him that he could breathe her in – oh if only her perfume wasn't making her head spin so much. “Noted.” Semi-disbelieving breath leaving him. Eyes shut, that was simpler. “We both know that you would.” The talking was so tiresome, every syllable that his lips formed only furthering the pounding in his head, His heavy, purple rimmed eyes watched the change in her expression, her eyes darting to his lips the moment that he pulled his bottom one between his white teeth. “Dash the biscuits darling, I rather the use of my tongue,” his tongue moving over the lip pulled between his teeth, just needed to make sure he noticed her gaze dropping. He might not been on top of his game, but he was still better than most.
“How lovely sounding.” His grin spread slowly across his face, widening until he knew he had her complete attention, before his hand came to slap the surface of his thigh a little loudly, it jarred him, too loud, his headache was worse than before and he couldn't help himself. She needed to snap out of it or he was going to just get...very carried away with himself. “Aspirin, I call for Aspirin. Black coffee...” he could have clapped her thigh, but that would have only been furthering his point and he wanted her frustrated. Her frustrated, made him feel better – horrible as that might be. “Aspirin I have. Always keep it on my person.” Merciful angels in heaven. “Oh sweet darling, you have just what I need,” he'd averted his gaze from her chest as she stooped. Felt like cheating. Whenever he did finally allow himself to undress her, it was going to be with purpose and she was going to long for every inch of it, all of her skin to be exposed and he would drag it out. Just like he did everything else. Though the Aspirin, that was very much appreciated, making as much of a show of placing the white tab on his tongue, “You're going to make me repeat myself, aren’t you? S'not very nice of you...given my state” It was always a small thrill. The way that she always seemed to want to touch him, but never really let herself. There had only been a handful of times whenever she had slipped, placed a hand on his shoulder, straightened his tie a little too slowly and every time he called her on it. Small reminders. He didn't touch the coffee when she returned, not at first at least, watched her straighten her skirt, smoothing it under her legs as she sat, fixating herself with her coffee as soon as she was seated, such a smug look on her face...was that smug? He wasn't even certain. “Looking for some praise are we?” Maybe if he hadn't had to ask twice. Maybe if he wasn't waiting for the aspirin to kick in despite having to swallow the pill dry. Either way. “Yes yes, good job Hadley.” but he was smiling all the same, amusement twinkling behind his eyes despite the throbbing. She didn't even know she was cheering him up. Even with how poorly yesterday had gone. Even with...well, even. She was cheering him up. He waited until she had taken her first drink before reaching toward the cup, index finger running over the porcelain handle, but he wasn't looking at the cup. In one sudden move, he leaned forward, torso almost meeting the table as he grabbed the cup, sampling the blend. “Well, it does hit the spot dear,”