River Song (
hell_in_highheels) wrote2009-03-11 11:08 pm
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[oom] Coming Home
It's still dark when she wakes, but dawn is already lightning the sky. She dresses in long skirts, her favourite wool sweater, and her grey woollen shawl. And her field boots. The lakeside is rocky, and they're practical.
She makes her way down the stairs to the bar, not really surprised to see a others who are still awake from the previous evening's carousing. She doesn't pause to socialise. She makes her way out the back and down the path to the lakeside, her eyes on the tree line. She walks the shore, rubbing her arms against the chill, putting more and more distance between herself and the bar.
This time it is she who is searching for him in the mist.
He told her not to come after him when the moon was up. But it had set hours ago. The sun was almost over the ridge.
She makes her way down the stairs to the bar, not really surprised to see a others who are still awake from the previous evening's carousing. She doesn't pause to socialise. She makes her way out the back and down the path to the lakeside, her eyes on the tree line. She walks the shore, rubbing her arms against the chill, putting more and more distance between herself and the bar.
This time it is she who is searching for him in the mist.
He told her not to come after him when the moon was up. But it had set hours ago. The sun was almost over the ridge.
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"Wet. The snow's melting." He thinks a moment. "The rabbits'll be reproducing soon."
Ooo, a contraction. English must be finding it's way back to his default language.
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Her steps grow a little quicker as she takes his hand and leads him through the bar. Bar takes pity on them and the room is in the same place it was when she left this morning.
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He fishes the keys to their room out on their way to the door. With familiarity bred from over two years, he fits them to the lock and bumps the door open.
And stares. After a moment, he slips from her side and prowls a bit cautiously into the room. He's looking everywhere, sniffing madly, and Damocles is doing much the same. The place smells like River and leather and wood and wool and River and a bit of Deitmar.
But he's finding very little of his own scent.
"It's...big," he says, crossing to the new larger window.
Must. Not. Mark. Territory.
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Damocles's rug is at the foot of their bed, but his toys are in a basket on the hearth. His food and water dish are in the small dining room.
Her heart is in her throat. She stands and waits, watching him intently as he prowls.
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Okay. Okay, this room smells like him. Some primal portion of his brain is greatly reassured to know that the place is still his. His. He takes the door to the bathroom and through that back to the main room. The caution's gone when River sees him again. He prowls past her once more to the small kitchen and opens the fridge.
It's going to be tempting having all that food so close.
Finally he heads back to River, pulling her into the room and shutting the door. He pulls her back so he can rest a head on her shoulder, pushing her hair to one side while they look at the room together. He lets out a noisy breath.
"Okay."
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She leans back against him, interlacing her fingers with his. She nuzzles against him, revelling in the strength of his body against hers.
"Love you."
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Damocles is still exploring, going through his basket and making sure every single toy is there.
Richard lets out another sigh, an obviously contented one this time. "Breakfast?" He queries. "Or sex?"
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Without letting go of his hand, she leaves her shawl hanging over a kitchen chair, and toes her boots off by the front door, waiting for him to do the same with his.
She draws him through into the bathroom, tugging her sweater and blouse off over her head in one move. Her hands make quick work of his own shirts, tossing them in the hamper. She meets his gaze with a playful smirk and says aloud, to no one in particular, "Shower, hot, both."
He can hear one shower head come on, followed quickly by another. She slips out of her skirts as the steam rises.
"Go on. There's room for both of us."
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Mates are good at that.
Richard's out of the rest of his clothes in one fell swoop and has them kicked in the general direction of the hamper. He's silent while he complies with her request, slipping in among the streams of water but dodging any that might hit his head.
He wants to watch her get in.
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Her hands smooth over his chest, sliding over his skin to rinse away the remains of the moon and his other self. The patches of dried blood are disturbing, but only in the context of the bathroom. She holds an image of him, standing at the edge of the forest in twilight, and it soothes the incongruity in her mind.
She can't help herself. She leans in to lick at the water beading on his sternum.
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He runs his hands over her skin possessively, appreciating her smoothness and the sensitivity the water lends his hands.
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Her eyes close. She runs her hands over his sides, down to the hollows of his hip bones, slowly, reading him like a Braille book. Returning again over his stomach, his ribs. Fingertips tasting, remembering. And over his chest again, lightly, reading his scars.
She pauses at the mark she knows was caused by silver. Eyes still closed, she bends and lays a reverent kiss over it.
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He might have been able to heal a bullet to the head if not for the silver through his torso.
He places one hand under her chin, pulling her face up slowly to his and away from the scars. He kisses her, almost solemnly, before need and want turn it more passionate.
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Her kiss echoes these things back to him, need and want all tangled up with this hunger she has for him, not just his body, but his heart and his mind.
There are drops of water on her eyelashes, though it's hard to tell where they came from.
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He returns her kiss as he twists them around, pushing her up against the slate slab that makes up the back of the shower. He starts lifting her again, putting her neck and other things within distance of his head.
He demonstrates by nibbling at her jaw line and working his way down.
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The marks he left three days ago have almost healed.
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He nibbles his way down her throat until he hits her collarbone. He follows the ridge out to her shoulder before working his way back along the hollow it forms, kissing and lapping at the water there.
His groin grinds against hers, hardness drawn to softness.
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He has her pinned, transfixed, and she can't move, can't rise to meet him. She only try draw him close, her heels digging into his thighs, her breath hitching in his ear as he teases along the crux of her thighs.
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His hands find purchase under her, supporting her weight, arms flexing to hold her up. He stops pushing against her quite so much, giving them both a chance to manoeuvre to the proper positions.
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Her scent carries the same wild ecstasy, bright and strong, woven with that deeper, more powerful emotion, stronger still than he has ever smelled it on her before.
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"Love you," he says, voice rough and deep as he pushes up into her again.
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Through it all, a breathless whisper, thick with bliss, "Love you, my love, my love."
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He keeps pushing into her, shoving her backside up against the warm slate in his eagerness.
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