Jack Vincent (
rockabillyboy) wrote2016-05-31 02:44 am
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Once they're in the apartment, Jack drops his bag. He finds himself skittish, suddenly, which is ridiculous, but they've admitted to a lot, this morning, and it's taking a whole to settle. He turns to face Poison, starting to tug his shirt over his head.
"I need to shower."
"I need to shower."
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He's content to snuggle for the rest of the movie, which has a fairly happy ending even though he has no idea what the entire premise is. When they get up, he tucks the bright red panties into Jack's back pocket.
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"You want to go back to your place and hang out with Girl or are we going to need more privacy?" he teases. He tries really hard not to think about the panties stuffed into his pocket.
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"What? You don't want your kid to know that we've been screwing around at a movie?" asks Jack, eyebrows raised. "I can totally cook for all of us. Do we have stuff in or do we need to shop?"
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Jack shakes his head.
"I'll throw something together from whatever we've got," he says, realising that he's referring to them like a unit. Realising that he likes being able to refer to them like that.
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When they get closer to his building, he grabs the panties out of Jack's pocket and balls them up in his hand.
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"Jesus," says Jack and holds out his hand, eyebrows raised expectantly. "Give them back. I'll shove them in one of my front pockets. She won't see. Better than you walking in with them in your hand, anyway. Because that's really subtle, Poison."
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"You kid should not be looking anywhere near the front of my jeans," says Jean, eyebrow raised as he starts to follow Poison up the stairs. And, yes. He's definitely enjoying the view.
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Finally on the top floor, he grabs his keys. He's in the habit of locking it when he goes out, even if Girl is home.
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"Believe me. I ran into her in the hallway the other night; she is definitely not going to be looking anywhere below my waist, baby." He grins, leaning his shoulder against the wall, waiting for Poison to unlock the door.
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He flaps his hand to indicate the entire apartment as he heads down the hall. Hopefully Jack knows this is a second home now and he can treat it that way. Mostly. Girl probably wouldn't appreciate nudity.
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Pausing by the door, Jack bends to take off his sneakers before padding through the apartment in his sock feet and starting to rummage through the fridge and the cupboards, trying to figure out what's for dinner.
It'll be the third meal today that they've eaten together. Which is a kind of a nice feeling.
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"Getting any ideas?"
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"Pasta?" says Jack, glancing over his shoulder. "You've got, like, cheese and spinach and peas? That might be good?"
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"You want to help?" asks Jack, grabbing a few things out of the fridge and then knocking it shut with his hip. "Or you just want to sit here and drink a beer and look pretty?"
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"You think you can throw together sauce?" asks Jack. "Or, shit. That's pretty much the whole dinner." He laughs. "You want to handle the pasta and the salad?"
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"Oh, fuck, that's right," says Jack, laughing as Poison started bustling around the kitchen and he went back to the fridge to grab salad things. "You've got Italian in you, right?"
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He once he has what he needs lined up on the counter, he gets to work. "Do you want anything more in it? I mean other than like tomatoes and seasoning. I've got mushrooms and stuff, uh... peas, like you said. Other veggies."
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"Whatever you want," says Jack, rummaging around in the drawer for the knife he's looking for - there's one that he tends to prefer when he's cooking at Poison's. "I trust you."
Even now, he's surprised by how true that is.
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He sort of zones out - or zooms in? - on what he's doing after that, getting lost in the familiar but distant rhythm of making the sauce. After he gets it all together, he just has to let it cook a little while.
"Should we start the pasta? It should be done by the time that is."
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