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Aegon Targaryen | Jon Snow (Canon/Modern/AU) ([personal profile] scaledwolf) wrote2019-05-24 09:21 am

Open RP Post


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[Open post for PSLs, random crack tags, plotted tags, unplotted tags, and tfln overflow.
Basically the w/e RP post.]
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[personal profile] nexubait 2020-08-30 11:50 pm (UTC)(link)
[ ooc: omggg same i love them already! ;o; ♥ ]

It doesn’t matter how many times she’s glimpsed his eyes, because each time feels just as startling as the first. Gray, a bright, arresting gray, always unusual but also, somehow, deeply familiar. Like she’s been waiting all day to see them, which she realizes she has, and so it is also the first time all day that everything feels like it has finally fallen into place. All of the rigamarole of living and working now left to quietly vanish, allowing her to direct her attention wherever she might please. It has, of course, been several different places since she’d first found herself receiving a curious message: from weaponry, to mermaids, to sushi, and most recently to a bath, which is still lingering persuasively in the back of her mind. And nothing feels impossible, except for maybe the fact that she would be wearing black when he invited her to dinner, but there’s no denying it now, and she’s already enjoying the way they contrast and balance each other. It seems like a fair trade to wear a little bit of black if he was going to wear a little bit of color.

He hasn’t abandoned tradition completely, which she notes as her gaze roves down to take in his lower half, and then back up, a smitten smile hiding at the corners of her lips. It really did feel like a lifetime between each time they met, but breakfast-for-dinner was a special occasion no matter what. “I thought so, too. Sweet but not too sweet,” she muses, a playful glint in her eye suggesting that the company accounts for nearly all of the sweetness present. Anything else, such as a delectable maple glaze, is icing on the cake. All of it is already worth the wait, and she sets the berries aside in order to let herself be drawn in closer. There’s no keeping back a scoff of a laugh at what he says, however, because who would ever admit to needing to listen to someone else more? Almost everyone was resistant to change, especially stubborn men when it came to fashion, but he had always surprised her with his generous ability to listen. Even if it was only to her reminding him that black wasn’t the only color known to humanity.

“That’s your way of laughing at me, isn’t it?” It was hard to find anyone to listen to anything, most days, so it’s teased back with a smirk. A flick of her eyes follows the sound of the door locking a moment later, and a delighted chill slips down her spine, however simple the sound may be. But it does secure the promise that it will be just them, alone, and it’s a thought that melts smoothly into the brush of his lips against her own. A pleased hum follows, as well as a step closer so she can bring a hand up to his chest. Just long enough to feel the warmth through his shirt, and to lean up and chase the kiss for half a second more, relishing their new isolation and the imminent prospect of a maple-glazed night. “It’s a fluke, not mathematically likely to happen again,” she defends herself as she’s led to the counter, gaze soon falling upon what is most certainly a wolf’s-head waffle iron, and then a shamelessly charmed laugh is escaping. “I can’t believe I didn’t guess it would be wolf waffles. But how are we supposed to eat something so cute?”
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[personal profile] nexubait 2020-08-31 03:08 am (UTC)(link)
One of the perks of cooking – and there were far more perks to cooking with someone rather than cooking alone – is that taste tests are often necessary. To be sure that any given ingredient is all that it’s expected to be, of course, and to determine how much or how little might be needed. That’s especially true for things that bring sweetness to the table, because a little too much runs the risk of being far too much, and no one wants the disappointment of there being too little of a sweet touch. It’s one of the more critical elements to get just right, and so she wouldn’t dream of shirking that duty. There’s no reason she wouldn’t want to help, either, given the fact that it’s an activity that calls for two. They’ll both have to decide whether the berries are up to par, right? Or at the very least, it will take two to choose the one to try. Or to do the actual feeding, which is another thought that, once planted in her head, has happily taken root. It would be a shame to miss any of the opportunities that have suddenly arisen in the kitchen. The look she’s given is enough to assure her that she’s not the only one who thinks so.

“Agreed, for safety and for science purposes.” Because food safety came before anything else, surely. There’s a glance at the berries in question and then back up, as if it’s a risky proposition to consider, which has to mask the frisky smile that wants to surface instead. “You choose which one, and I’ll test it. Just promise to make the story of my sacrifice a lot more interesting.” ‘Killed by a blackberry’ wasn’t the final line she hoped to have written about her life, but she also wasn’t planning on dying. Quite the opposite, as reflected in her only halfway-harnessed excitement. But she could blame him for that as well, for having that particular effect on her, even as she arches her brow in return. There’s no way to prove one way or another whether or not he’s laughing at her, though if she can judge by what he’s wearing, and the fact that he is indeed listening, odds seem to be in his favor.

Which means, then, that they are also in her favor, and she leaves her appreciation, for the fact that he’s not like most men, unspoken. It was something she had realized early on and not forgotten, which went part of the way in explaining why she had never succeeded in forgetting anything between them. The simpler truth was that she hadn’t wanted to. In the same way that she doesn’t quite want to pull away from his lips, or step away from the pocket created by his arm, but luckily it doesn’t seem like she needs to, keeping herself nudged in against the sturdy line of his side. “Our flukes are flukier than normal,” she can’t keep from quipping, though she also has no issue with that. It feels unique, either a mistake on the part of the stars or a gift, but something she feels privileged to have, regardless. Quirky, different. Addictive. A maple-glazed kind of fluke. “So, you’re saying we overcome the pain of eating cute things by eating more cute things?” She can only be mock-offended, however, because of what this means: more wolves, and thus more waffles, which means a variety of waffles, right? Chocolate chip, blueberry, strawberry. Confetti. No matter how cute they might appear on the plate, they would not last there for long.
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[personal profile] nexubait 2020-08-31 07:56 pm (UTC)(link)
There are worse legacies to have – after all, someone has to prove that her impulse is a benefit to their breakfast-dinner. But they’d already decided, more than once, that they should trust their impulses. And, since hers had happened to dictate that she should bring blackberries, she hadn’t questioned it. A fruitful choice, given the turn of events, and she drops her own gaze to watch as he appraises the berries. They’d looked suitable enough to her, even if she’d been in a little bit of a rush, but she doesn’t mind waiting for him to come to the same conclusion on his own. Which he seems to, having selected a berry, and she gives it a quick look-over of her own before flicking her own smirk. It’s one of the plumper ones, which means it’s one of the riper ones, which means it’s one of the blacker ones, and she skips a curious glance back up to meet his eyes as she leans forward and parts her lips to accept the offering.

Onto her tongue, carefully, with a brush of her lips against his fingertips that may or may not have been accidental, letting go of a considering hum. It’s definitely a blackberry – a small burst of sweet and tart on her tongue, and, as she’d expected, she can imagine that it will pair well with maple-glazed anything. They could also be enjoyed just as well on their own, if the current experience is any indication, and she’s happy to relish the dissolving juice for as long as she can, passing judgment with a smile. “Since I’ve neither died nor tasted anything terrible, maybe the story of our success can be just as heroic and inspiring.” It will be for her, anyway, she feels she can safely assume – inspiring enough to want to repeat this sort of evening again, be it with another iteration of waffles, or dangerous sushi creations, or anything at all. Who says they’re even limited to the kitchen?

A distracting train of thought to ride any further, just as staying pressed in against his side is not going to lead to anything productive in terms of cooking. Sparing a wistful glance along the length of his body, and then back up to his lips, she takes a reluctant step away to instead find a close-by but out-of-the-way piece of real estate on the counter, turning and hopping her hips up gently to take a seat. She had a promise to fulfill regarding moral support, and maybe even a video tutorial if necessary, trusting that she could also manage to make waffles once the time came. But she did intend to waste at least a little bit of time just watching. How often were they locked together in a room, allowing her to shamelessly do so? “My favorite flukes, I will admit,” she agrees lightly, truthfully, lifting her brows at the explanation he provides her. A sensible, kingly outlook. “In order to justify anything, then, the answer is to do it more? Is that a theory that translates to all areas of life?” And how can there not be a cheeky smile to go with that?