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[OOC: Continued from here.]

February 6, 2012

Later, she wouldn't remember what they talked about. There wasn't much to remember, they both steered away from heavier topics, preferring to flirt and banter.

She wouldn't remember the car that cut her off as they neared the train station. She certainly wouldn't remember the rest of the drive. She wouldn't remember checking in at the bed and breakfast.

What Chris would remember was Jack's hand on her arm as she watched the car pass. She'd remember how often she seemed to laugh and smile, maybe she would have felt ridiculous for it but she was too happy to care. She'd remember the way she felt when they were finally in the room alone. The nervous excitement and this feeling of "finally".

That's what she'd remember.

[OOC: This thread contains warning for lots o' smut.]

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A strangled sound comes from her throat, something between a gasp and a cry. Any restraint she had is gone when his fingers enter her.

Her hips move with every thrust as she looks for a rhythym, some relief. She touches his cheek, feeling it move with every lick and that sends a spark through her.

He turns his head slightly to kiss her hand, trying to match the rhythm of her hips with his fingers.

"Come on, sweetheart," he says, softly.

"Don't stop," she begs, the feeling of his fingers in her and his mouth on her driving her over the edge. She shifts again, trying not to move too much to break his rhtyhm but she can't stay still, feet pushing agains the bed and she feels all the muscles in her body tightening.

"Jack. Jack, oh God." She grips the bedsheet, feeling her climax wash over her and her body tremble.

He keeps moving his fingers in her, more slowly now, as he feels her muscles tighten, trying to make her orgasm last as long as possible. Once he feels her start to relax, he slowly moves his way back up her body, kissing her softly here and there along the way.

She smiles, giggling at the kisses, some tickling. Chris stretches languidly, feeling so relaxed she could fall asleep right now, even though it's the middle of the day.

"That was worth the long plane ride," she says, wrapping her arms around him and barely able to hide the laughter in her voice.

He smiles, curling close to her and kissing her softly for a moment. "Definitely worth every minute of the train ride."

She kisses back, tongue touching his lips and she can taste herself. Resting her head against his shoulder she asks somewhat hesitatingly, "Worth all the time apart?"

He pulls up the covers that had slithered down, thinking about that for a moment. Tracing a line up and down her spine with one hand, he says, softly, "If it had to happen to have this, yes. I would've liked it better if it hadn't been so long, though."

He turns his head slightly, to look at her. "There were a lot of times I wished I could just see you for a few minutes, or that there was something I would have loved you to see."

She smiles, for a second feeling her throat tighten, and reaches up to touch his face. "I felt the same way, I don't know..."

The words come quickly and stop abruptly. Pausing to take a shaky breath, Chris tries again. "I'm sorry I pushed you away. I never stopped loving you but so much was happening and I didn't know how to deal with it..."

He shakes his head, finding her hand under the covers, interlacing his fingers in hers. "I didn't help much. Maybe we needed to do that to come to our senses." Of course he's not entirely sure that this counts as 'coming to their senses', considering he's still officially dead, but he shakes off the thought.

"Maybe," she sighs, brushing her thumb across his hand. A part of her is still amazed they're here. After months of waiting, this day finally came.

"I know ... things haven't changed but in a way they have. I was so upset and frustrated and I handled things badly but I think the time apart gave me some perspective. If we can only really be together in Milliways then that's enough."

And it was, even though she wanted more and she felt almost greedy for it. She wanted to be able to talk about him to her friends, to tell people she was involved, to have him meet her family.

Though that had its own problems.

He looks over at her again, his expression serious, though his heart just gave a little leap. He's torn between joy that she wants to be with him and wariness; he doesn't want her doing something she'll regret later.

"Are you sure? You'll have to lie to your family, your friends... Are you sure you can do that?" he asks, softly.

"I've already been lying to my family and friends for the past two years," she attempts a smile, "about everything."

About the bar, about her father, about herself. She had a whole other life that they'd never know about.

"I know it'll be tough, but it's already is whether I'm with you or not."

He moves the hand at her back so he can stroke her hair, not fooled by her smile.

"Yeah, but just because you're already lying to them about other things doesn't mean it'll make this one easier. Sweetheart, I want you back more than anything, I just don't want you to regret it later. You're the only person who can decide that, though."

She pulls the blankets up higher, the room feeling a little chillier.

"I won't. I regretted the break-up and all the time we spent apart but I never regretted being with you."

He slides down in the bed a little, so he can be almost completely covered by the blankets without pulling them too high on her.

He pulls her closer, wanting to feel as much of her skin against his as he can, then leans in for a quick kiss. "Yeah," he says, softly, "it was the same for me."

After the kiss, Chris hesitates for a second. There's more that they should discuss, things she should have told him a long time ago but didn't.

She rests her head on his shoulder, deciding it can wait a little longer. "I really wanted to spend Christmas with you."

"Yeah, me too. Wasn't the same going into the bar and it still being summer there, with no one from our world around, really." It had been kind of depressing, really; not the way he'd hoped to be able to spend the holidays when he'd finally arrived back in the bar after that year of exile. "I thought of you on your birthday, too, but that was before..."

"We should have met up sooner. I could have come up to see you for Christmas or your birthday." It's pointless to worry over this but she hates the idea that he he spent that time alone.

"At least we thought of it when we did," he says with a small smile, "and I was in the bar for some of my birthday. I'm just glad you're here now."

"So am I," she whispers, leaning in to kiss him.

He kisses her back, winding his fingers in her hair. "Besides," he says, coming up for air for a moment before kissing her again, "we have a perfect excuse to make up for lost time."

She grins brightly in-between kisses. "I'm not sure we can make up all that time in a few days."

But it would be fun trying.

"Is that a dare?" he asks, eyes sparkling.

"Maybe," she giggles.