Octavia Blake (
okteiviakom) wrote2021-10-19 06:13 pm
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The Samsara, Tuesday Evening
There'd been dinner served on the Samsara tonight: Octavia had cooked. Sort of? She'd made something in a skillet on her tiny stove, anyway, even if it was just mac and cheese (which she had... little to no previous experience with, even just in terms of eating it) and then she'd served it to Duke, and it seemed like no bad side effects had befallen either of them. So, success?
Octavia gave her last forkful a quizzical look, tilting her head a little.
"This could have been worse."
Way to brag, Tavi.
[ooc: For the lovingly modded snogon.]
Octavia gave her last forkful a quizzical look, tilting her head a little.
"This could have been worse."
Way to brag, Tavi.
[ooc: For the lovingly modded snogon.]

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"I had so little room to want anything for myself, and now I'm trying to fit what you want in, too."
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This was probably why these conversations worked better with your therapist. They weren't emotionally involved in where you ended up landing on any particular subject.
"Yeah," he said after a moment. "I can see where that's tough."
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That was part of the problem.
"It's like half of me wants nothing more than to build a future that looks like us," she said softly after a moment. "And the other half doesn't know how to build anything that doesn't look like me."
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She gave his hand a little tug. "You're so far away," she murmured. (The table was tiny. That was still too far away.) "You wanna maybe move over to the bed?"
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It was possible she just wanted to crowd him a little bit.
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“I like this. We should do this more often.”
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Aww, look, she only hesitated a little over calling it that.
"We should try, too."
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Then another to his lips.
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"I love you," she murmured. Sometimes she just felt like saying it.
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It had a gently teasing note to it.
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She buried her face in the crook of his neck and breathed him in.
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And silly, she knew.
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Just enough to expose a little of the ink.
And she murmured, "You loved me enough to put me on your skin."
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"Of course I did," she said, softly.
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