Katherine "Kissin' Kate" Barlow (
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OOM: Room #100 - for Doc Scurlock
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It's been a while since Kate has spent any considerable amount of time in her own room, so it has remained rather tidy. The only real exceptions are a stack of clean laundry on her desk chair she hasn't gotten to yet, and the bedspread, which is a little disheveled from stolen naps here and there between checking on and being with Doc. On her desk is the book of poetry she had taken from his room, along with the little orange paper crane that marks her place. The poetry and favors from the wake are spread out, including several little steel green cranes, which sit awkward and deformed in some small way ('first attempts' at origami that weren't so bad as to throw away). There's also a rather extraordinary little music box, and a half-eaten box of chocolate. On the table in the corner, there are a few newspapers and posters, handmade notes about Cuero, and the like.
The real focus of attention, however, is the bathroom; complete with all its fancy little soaps, and relaxing scents, and nice, hot water. That's Kate's focus, at least, once she unlocks her door and steps inside.
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It's been a while since Kate has spent any considerable amount of time in her own room, so it has remained rather tidy. The only real exceptions are a stack of clean laundry on her desk chair she hasn't gotten to yet, and the bedspread, which is a little disheveled from stolen naps here and there between checking on and being with Doc. On her desk is the book of poetry she had taken from his room, along with the little orange paper crane that marks her place. The poetry and favors from the wake are spread out, including several little steel green cranes, which sit awkward and deformed in some small way ('first attempts' at origami that weren't so bad as to throw away). There's also a rather extraordinary little music box, and a half-eaten box of chocolate. On the table in the corner, there are a few newspapers and posters, handmade notes about Cuero, and the like.
The real focus of attention, however, is the bathroom; complete with all its fancy little soaps, and relaxing scents, and nice, hot water. That's Kate's focus, at least, once she unlocks her door and steps inside.
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The hand that's not currently knotted in his hair is clutching tightly at her towel, oh-so-tempted to let go so she can wrap herself around his body, but protectively keeping the knot in the terrycloth in place.
"I love you. I'd do anythin' for you."
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The close proximity of their bodies, plus the earlier 'wrestling match' in the snow outside, is giving Doc motivation to 'convince her' to get rid of that towel so he can show her just how much he loves her.
But he won't, not now.
I'm not going to screw this up.
"Completely," he kisses her again. "Yours."
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When they break, she continues to pepper his mouth with gentle kisses, tongue and teeth lingering over his lips. Her hand slips from his hair to rest against his cheek, her thumb brushing tender strokes under his eye.
"You mean so much t'me," she murmurs against his moist skin, unable to pull away. "So much."
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Everything.
His words are cut off by a quiet groan as a shiver rips down his spine; his cold skin is practically on fire everywhere her lips and hands touch.
He wants more of it -- needs more of it.
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You have to tell him.
She squeezes her eyes shut tightly, ignoring the thought. She won't get carried away; she won't. She just wants to keep him close for a little while, to feel his mouth on hers, to feel that pleasant warmth in the pit of her stomach.
She feels as if she might break, should she leave his embrace.
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Don't take it too far.
After a moment, he breaks the kiss -- but not the embrace.
"Yours."
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She licks her lips to savor his taste, and nods, before opening her eyes again.
She doesn't need to tell him that she's his; it's written all over her face, and spoken in the wordless way she lets him possess her.
"Y'... y'still wanted t'warm up a bit?"
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Doc shakes his head.
"Could use t'shower, real quick...if you're sure y'don't mind?"
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"Don't mind. I'll jus' gather my things up an' be outta your hair."
It'll give her some time and space to calm down -- which, at this point, she desperately needs.
Reluctantly, she steps back and gathers her clothes.
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"Don't y'forget y'promised t'let me comb your hair," he says, smile on his features as he shrugs the towel off of his shoulders.
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What she says, however, is "You can bet I won't, cowboy."
She lets out a slow breath once she hears the shower running, carding a hand through her wet and tangled knots.
(Those words pretty much describe her in general, right now: wet, and tangled in knots.)
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He'll wash up, in a moment. For now, he'll just savor the hot water on his tired muscles.
(And try to calm the raging fire burning in his chest.)
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She can't concentrate on any one thing.
Eventually, she manages clean knickers and sets herself on the edge of her bed to apply lotion to her skin, relieved when the tremble finally leaves her fingertips.
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Until he starts to sing, that is.
It's quiet, at first, but if she listens close enough she might be able to make out the words; it's an old cowboy ballad he doesn't know the name of, but it doesn't matter.
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She smiles when she realizes he's singing.
She finishes up with the lotion, singing along -- she knows the song, because Jim would sometimes sing while working in the stables alone -- and then moves for the bathroom door.
She leans back against the doorjamb and closes her eyes, just savoring the moment.
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(He loves the way she smells after she steps out of the shower, which might explain why he always offers to fix her hair.)
The shower shuts off a moment later, and he continues to sing as he grabs a towel and dries his skin.
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"I did not," he protests.
His back is to the door as he reaches up to towel off his hair.
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"You did," she argues, moving back toward the bed. "I love your voice."
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(He still doesn't bother with a shirt.)
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That's right, Doc. Fear the angry!wife voice.
She'll more than make up for it with the vision she presents, once he leaves the bathroom. She's stretched out on her bed in that silk robe, with her brush laying next to her.
Just calling his name.
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And then he smiles.
"...y'always take my breath away."
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She pats the empty (lonely) side of the bed.
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He makes his way over to the bed and crawls onto the empty side, settling against the headboard.
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