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othercaptjack) wrote2008-08-10 11:51 pm
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It is raining outside the base, in the deceptive manner of English Spring that means what might look like a light shower has left Jack decidedly wet as he swings into the Hub, alarms blaring behind him. It's late in the evening, but his latest Weevil chase had gone on for longer than he had thought it would.
They're getting cunning. He's perversely pleased.
He throws his coat across the couch as he passes, scrubbing a hand through his wet hair and heading for his office. He has no real reason to expect anyone else to be here this late.
They're getting cunning. He's perversely pleased.
He throws his coat across the couch as he passes, scrubbing a hand through his wet hair and heading for his office. He has no real reason to expect anyone else to be here this late.
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"Don't think I don't mean that literally. I don't like my people getting hurt."
Except, you know, when they fight.
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"I was rather hoping you wouldn't. I think I got a little out of control there."
He also feels that trees sort of grow out of the earth.
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"You're not the only one that's allowed to worry."
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"It's only right to share."
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Which . . . may be true.
Distracted? What?
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"Ah... yeah, good idea," he says. "Maybe out of the wet ones first, though."
Feel free to watch, Ianto.
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He feels entirely free to watch, too. As evidenced by his not moving.
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He strips... efficiently, but not exactly in a hurry, with an air and deliberation of movement that suggests he's done this many a time before and knows what looks good on him, and not just awkward.
It takes talent to take socks off without missing a beat like that.
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"Should I applaud or just slip some bills into your pants?"
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"Unless you want to give me a show in return, but you don't even have the excuse of being wet."
If he needs one, that is.
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"I could, but then what? You'll be in your dry clothes and I'll be naked and cold."
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He smiles, apparently aiming for innocent, but landing somewhere around inviting.
"Naked, you might just have to live with."
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"And you'd use body heat, of course. It's the most effective method."
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A very tiny part of Jack's brain is pointing out that Ianto is an employee, several hundred years younger than him, recently breaved and even more recently traumatised. Unfortunately, the rest of him is Jack Harkness mid-flirt and it would take considerably more than a little twinge of conscience to dam that particular river.
"Scientifically proven. Far smaller chance of burning than applying direct heat, and really quite efficient."
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He adds in a slightly more serious tone, "Are you cold?"
[ooc: Aaaand I have to leave in a few minutes to get the car fixed.]
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"Yes," he decides, very serious. "Terribly."
[OOC No problem - I'll probably be gone when you get back, though. Night!]
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"Body heat."
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"Whatever you say," he says softly, hands curving around appreciatively.
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It feels good. Warm.
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"Whataver happens," he says softly, "Ever - you tell me if I ask for too much, all right? Don't you be afraid to tell me to stop. Ever."
Then he tilts his head down and under, and kisses Ianto firmly and skilfully on the mouth.
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"Never too much," is all he says, and then Ianto is kissing him back.
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You go with your opportunities. Especially when mostly undressed.
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