Katherine "Kissin' Kate" Barlow (
ikissdhimbck) wrote2009-12-31 07:35 am
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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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"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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"Would y'hold it against me if I said I'm glad t'hear it?"
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He smiles as she presses her lips against his shoulder.
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She lets him settle on the side of the bed farthest from the door, closest the wall; she'll always let him have that side.
To protect him.
Yours.
"M'glad you're happy, Josiah."
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He leans into her gently, wanting to be closer.
He'll get to brushing out her hair, in a moment.
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She smirks.
"Y'smell nice."
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"Thank yourself for that."
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She grins against his skin, letting her hand come to rest over his heart.
"Ain't y'cold? There should'a been a couple shirts y'could've pulled on..."
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He smiles at her, then nods his hair towards the brush, a silent 'go on and grab that' in the motion.
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Sitting up a little straighter, she reaches for the brush and then hands it to him while she unwraps the towel from around her head. Her blonde hair blooms out in damp, sweet-smelling ringlets (it's always a little curlier when wet) that come down past her shoulder blades.
"Where d'you want me?" she asks as she towels off the ends, looking for a suitable place to put the damp terrycloth.
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He draws his legs up, crossing them in front of him as he sits 'indian-style' against the headboard.
"Y'can lean back 'gainst my legs."
Doc snags a pillow to rest over his knees, to make it comfortable.
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One hand clutches her robe closed at the neck as she crawls over to him, trying not to let her mind wander.
"This good?" she murmurs as she leans against him, carefully pulling her hair back for him.
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"S'perfect."
He doesn't start in with the brush right away, instead gently taking her hair into his hands, letting his fingers separate the strands a bit, finding sections.
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"Y'know, most men'd consider this menial work."
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Sometimes he doesn't even think he deserves it.
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"S'that right?"
The amusement comes out clear in her soft voice.
"Guess that means I'm lucky, huh? Findin' a fella with such skilled hands."
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He's teasing (mostly) and she'll be able to hear the smile in his voice.
After several moments of
playing withworking with her hair, he drops his hands to her shoulders, smoothing his fingers over her robe as he starts to rub at them.He'll get to the brush in a moment. Now, she needs a neckrub.
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Goosebumps are now cropping up on every inch of her skin.
"S'... s'not what you... you said..." a quiet gasp, "...don't stop."
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