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//ooc; just a brief update- I am SO sorry to have flaked here, but my Jessica muse disappeared towards the tail end of summer here. hoping to come back, but itâll be slowÂ
lukecageforhireâ:
Lukeâs chuckle produce a cough of smoke due to her Rand joke. The husband nearly choked on his cigar smoke with such heavy laughter.â You funny as hell, babe.â Cage and Rand were the brotherly relationship he wished he had with his own older brother James.
Cage used to smoke a lot more during his time at Seagate but greatly reduced the habit to weekends and special occasions. Admittingly he found Jessicaâs chain smoking habits to be sexy- though for Daniâs sake the habit was probably better off dead.
Lips curl to a naughty smile.â Tell you whatâŠyou come to see at my office and them clothes coming off for sure,â he grinned, setting his cigar in the astray.â Hell, you can wear my badge âround yoâ neck.â Midway through his chuckle, Cage nodded and adopted a serious demeanor, dark brown orbs offering her a piercing gaze.â Ainât gonna happen, I promise, baby. If thereâs one thing I can take away from my time at Seagate is abuse of power is a damn evil.â
Luke had his issues with law enforcement despite friends and family like Misty Knight and his father being good examples of cops with honor. Power corrupts people no matter the profession, Cage knew that. But just maybe, just maybe he could make a difference. Just maybe he could turn a negative into a positive. He felt her caress his hand offering soft words of reassurance. An anchor to the craziness and corruption he bound to face.â Thank you, honey.â
Leaning in pressing a soft kiss on her cheek.â For intimidation? I like it. How 'bout we get inside and get some rest since I gotta be there early?â
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âI know. You married me for my sparkling sense of humor,â she deadpanned, patting his leg. Jessica turned her wrist and looked at the remainder of her cigarette, quickly dwindling. She shrugged, took another drag, and then stamped out the butt beneath her boot.
âIndecent exposure, misdemeanor,â Jess chuckled. She sobered up, though, when Lukeâs voice grew serious. The investigator was good at reading people but this didnât take her PI senses- she knew when her husband meant business. Sure, he could get scary serious, like when he was trying to scare some of the neighborhood kids straight. He could be tender serious, like when Dani was baby babbling some fantastical things that were entirely untrue, but he wanted her to know he believed every word of it. And then there was the, âThis means everything to me,â serious, the voice he had only used a few times before during their relationship.
Jessica nodded in understanding. No smartass comment. She knew firsthand the way power could corrupt, and how much abusers loved to do what they did. âYou got that right. Itâs up to people like you to dam up those floods. Not turn around and pass it down. I know youâll do it and be great, babe. Itâs not going to be easy, but youâre unbreakable. Body and spirit.â
The woman gratefully accepted his kiss. âRest sounds good- just try not to stare at the ceiling all night, Luke.â Jessica stood, stretched, and yawned before clapping her husband on the shoulder. âFinish up that cigar, yeah?â
@devilmaskedâ gets a trashy starter
âWhy is it always you?â
Jessica groaned, first deep in her chest but then her displeasure crept from between her lips into a full on grumble. Of all the dumpsters in all of Hellâs Kitchen, it had to be this one. Mercifully, the bags felt full of hair clippings (Oh, god, she hoped that was hair clippings) and shredded paperwork, among the more professional bins of rubbish sheâd been thrown into. She couldnât even claim to have been doing anything particularly valiant, like fending off an attacker or leaping in to rescue a stuck raccoon or something.
No, Jess was drunk and... honestly couldnât remember what had led her here. She only knew she wasnât the only one in the metal can, because something red, righteous, and horned broke her fall.
âSo, who threw you in this time? One of Fiskâs goons? Ooh, let me guess, more ninjas,â Jessica mumbled, grasping for the lid of the dumpster to pull herself to standing. She then reached out a hand for Murdock, not that he exactly needed the help. The investigator knew this wasnât even the first time the two of them had landed on top of each other like this- though it was the first time they werenât directly working together that led to such an incident.
âIf itâs ninjas, tell them I moved addresses. I now live on the corner of Fuck Off Lane and Legal Nightmare Drive.â
Jessica Jones: a study in making friends
@anunquietgrave {laura kinney} is on a mission
Jess learned the hard way that you couldnât really say no to Captain Marvel. Not only was she an expert pouter, but she was like... an All-American (okay, part Kree) darling and something something about disrespecting uniformed military. Red, blue, and gold was not a military uniform the investigator ever remembered seeing.
But at the end of the day, Jessica Jones was happy to take a case, nearly any case, if it meant she got paid, helped people, and got Carol off her back. (Really, she was more altruistic than the grumpy inner monologue would make her seem. It was all for helping the helpless.)
The intel was good, a clandestine warehouse of some sort where they were building a weapon (it was always a weapon. Boys and their toys) to utilize against the mobilizing youth- read: teenage superheroes, many of whom were mutants and Inhumans who just couldnât help being born different. Yeah, Jess understood a little bit about being outcast, a weird kid growing up. (Echoes of the phrase âcoma girlâ rattled in her brain, but she shook it off quickly.) She needed to get inside, figure out what was up, and take out the weapon if possible. Otherwise, blow the whistle and get the Avengers involved (and she really didnât want to get the Avengers involved).
The facility was upscale, white and clinical and disguised as some sort of pharmaceutical depot. This wasnât a âtalk your way insideâ job, so Jess had to get stealthy. Unfortunately her powers of flight were anything but, but still she managed to pry open some roof panels and slip inside without arousing too much suspicion. Shortly after getting her boots on the ground, she knocked out a snooty looking laboratory aide, hair tightly pulled in a bun that seemed to double as an impromptu facelift. Jones stole the coat, the keycard, and the clipboard off of one âAlyssa Lorenzâ and continued her search.
Eventually, she stumbled in on a metal shuttered room that her keycard wouldnât provide access to- which meant it was something worth getting at. Thankfully, super strength was all the access she needed, and after prying the heavy door open just enough to slip through (think Indiana Jones levels of close call but a vertical wall) she was met with the sight of a woman restrained on a silver table. Oh yeah, that just screamed âpharmaceutical trialsâ and definitely not âbad guy with a laser weaponâ.
âHey. I donât work here and I donât think I have a lot of time before the tech I knocked out will wake up in a sanitation closet,â she began with a low whisper, her voice efficient like every second counted. âHave you seen the weapon theyâre hiding in here? Assuming youâre about to be its test subject.â
Jessica added. âIâll totally get you out of there, just...â She looked back at the door- all clear, for now. âHold tight, yeah?â
lukecageforhireâ:
Perhaps Jessica was right, Luke probably should let Danny have a more prominent role within the administration of Heroes-for-Hire. After all, if he were to become the new commissioner of the city he would need to devote a great deal of his time to the job. Besides, Jessicaâs free drinking habits were beginning to weigh on the companyâs (LUKEâS) budget. Of course, he never told her that.
âDanny runs his own shit at Rand Corporation- well actually he doesnât now to think about it,â he chuckled.â Hogarth does all the heavy lifting.â He sat back and grabbed another beer. Then he relit his cigar. âGo on, girl, admit you just canât wait to see me in uniform,â he said, blowing sweet smoke into the cool air.â Iâll be lookinâ fly.â Though he wouldnât necessarily be wearing a uniform, but he would have a badge.
In all honesty, Cage would love for Danielle to know her father was both a hero of the streets and of the law.â My lockup was an accident but it donât erase the suffering,â he shrugged.â Thing is, cops gotta start listening more. People gotta start respectinâ cops more. Bottom line. And donât forget your husband gonna be callinâ the shots so if your lockup was due to public intoxication Iâll turn a blind eye to it.â He winked.
A graceful smile tugged his lips, dark brown orbs gazing into her eyes, a gentle palm falls on her thigh.â On the real, I canât tell how much I love you. Just sayinâ. Your support means a lot.â Spoken in a sweet and loving tone.â Iâm gonna do it.â He stated convincingly.
â Iâll go tomorrow. You coming?â
âAnd I canât exactly say Dannyâs the face of Rand, unless it was the one that only a mother could love,â Jessica teased. But deep down, she knew Danny was a good friend to them- though she still wasnât sure sheâd ever let Luke live down the fact that heâd gotten her to name their daughter after him. Ugh. After all that work she did for nine months? (Okay, seven and a few weeks.)
The smoke of her cigarette mingled with his cigar- yeah, they were definitely showering after this, she knew Dani didnât like it when her parents came back inside âall stinkyâ. Thankfully the little peanut was asleep, but that didnât mean they couldnât make themselves presentable. âIâll be honest, my favorite part of you wearinâ a uniform is the part when you take it off,â she smirked, shrugging her shoulders. âJust donât let the power go to your head, alright?â
Jess didnât exactly want to have any more trouble with the law, whether or not Luke was on the force- couldnât ask him to have a conflict of interest between the marriage and career. âI agree, you know Iâm not their biggest fan,â she said, sighing out another breath full of smoke. To be fair, though, she wasnât a fan of police, journalists, executives, ninjas, lawyers, and a host of other people. Most people, regardless of profession. Luke was of a rare few she really didnât hate.
âLove you too, Cage,â she murmured, putting a pale hand on top of his, rubbing it gently with her thumb. âYou say youâre gonna change the work from the inside, then Iâll be the one outside waiting for you. Me and Dani both.â Jessica nodded at him.
âIâll come. Do some intimidation if I have to. I think we can leave Dani with the nanny, unless you think she should come along?â
what type of âi love youâ are you?
i love you and i wish you knew just how much
the pining, the aching, the wishing, and hoping; it's what you whisper to yourself under the cover of darkness as you fall asleep thinking of them. it's the text you've typed out and deleted before sending at least a dozen times. it's the countless pictures of them you have of them on your phone, the home screen image of their smile that you know will give you away the next time they jokingly swipe your phone. it sits restless and suffocating at the back of your throat. rip dude, i know how that is.
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Jessica Jones 2018 #1
lukecageforhireâ:
A smile tugged his lips as he reminisced their stay at the Sanctum Sanctorum when they went underground during the superhero Civil War.â Well, Iâve still got the bar and Iâve still got my Hero-For-Hire business as a side hustle so weâve got some dough coming in.â He brought the bottle to his mouth swallowing a sip. Cage wasnât an active bodyguard for Hero-For-Hire but he used the brand to run his own bodyguard and security agency. Cage was a big proponent small businesses.
âI ainât doinâ it for the money, babe, just wanna do my part makinâ Harlem great again.â He joked.â Nah, on the real- I want Dani to live in a better New York than me and you. BesidesâŠmy popâs was a cop and the system owes me for wrongly lockinâ my black ass up for years.â
Luke didnât mind the cigarettes so much as he did the excessive drinking, but these days she seemed to have it under control so he wasnât too strict on her. He smoked a couple cigars every now and thenâŠand he thought it was hot when Jessica smoked, though he would never admit it. Hell, he decided to smoke one tonight.
Luke nodded.â I ainât âbout to let the system corrupt me.â He said firmly âIâm gonna bring order and hold n----s accountable. Thatâs all, boo. Y'know Iâll hire you if you want a job.â He laughed.â
After his laughter subsided he came to a decision.â Welp guess Iâm gonna take it, huh?
âSide hustle on the side hustle, huh? You know you donât have to work yourself ragged, Luke. Let Danny take on some of the HFH administration for a while,â she said. For a moment, Jessica felt bad that he felt so motivated to make ends meet for the family. She was doing the best she could with cases and childcare, but even with the reputation she carried (both as a former hero and a present investigator) she wasnât exactly flush with cash. Kept drinking Lukeâs bar stock too, but he hadnât divorced her yet, so...
âPolice Commissioner Cage does have a solid ring to it. Might save me some trouble taking missing persons cases that are just teens getting thrown behind bars for stupid shit they do on the weekends.â Jess exhaled another mouthful of smoke.
But more than the money, more than the comeuppance, she could completely understand wanting better for their daughter. There was not a chance in hell Jessica would ever let Danielle know about the crap sheâd put up with in her life from villains and bad fate all. And she knew Luke would protect her with every bulletproof inch of her body from any sorts looking to treat a poor girl badly in this city. Jess called dibs on the carcasses.
She managed a snort when he offered to hire her. âPeople with my amount of file folders at the precinct donât exactly play nice with the cops. Your lockup was an accident. Iâve had several on purpose,â she said, a smirk lazily crossing her features. âIâd say thereâs no harm in trying it, Luke. If itâs not you, then someone who wants it a little too much will step in, and you know how I hate a try-hard.â
lukecageforhireâ:
Luke Cage had been offered an opportunity of a lifetime, a chance to become Commissioner of Police. After the Skull Invasion the citizens didnât know who to trust, but they trusted Luke. He didnât wear a mask and had always been the unofficial peopleâs champion. But being a father and a husband he needed the support of his family.
On a hot summer night, Luke sat on the front porch of his home on a couch with his wife contemplating whether or not to accept the offer.â I dunno, babe. I meanâŠon paper everythinâ looks gravy, but I donât want make you and Dani and even bigger target. Shit- I already canât go to the grocery store without beinâ asked for a selfie, but I know I can make a difference. I can hold police and heroes accountable.â
âCigarette?â He handed her a pack.
@akaherosandwich
Neither Jess nor Luke had the exact greatest track record with the NYPD... Okay, it was mostly Jess. But then again, she didnât exactly have a friendly relationship with half of New York. Was that any reason to put her doubts on Luke, especially after heâd proved himself a generous, determined protector of the people?
âItâs a bigger paycheck than Iâm pulling in cases,â she mused, finally peeling her signature leather jacket off, relenting to the heat of the evening. âLuke, we had a baby at Doctor Strangeâs mystic museum of bullshit, I think everyone knows about you, me, and Dani at this point. But theyâd be fools to try anything.â
Jessica quirked an eyebrow as Luke handed over a pack of her usual smokes. Was this a bribe? Wouldâve also accepted whiskey to wash it down, but she didnât protest, lighting up a single cigarette and looking at it thoughtfully as she pondered his words. She really was trying to quit these things, but it was just one, and Dani was asleep already. Couldnât hurt, could it? âSelfies, you poor thing. Meanwhile I canât seem to get a handful of creepy dudes to forget my white costume...â She exhaled a mouthful of smoke into the air and looked over at Luke.
âItâs a bigger target, but youâre bulletproof. If anyone could change the system from inside, itâs you,â she relented. âBut I donât want them getting to you, yâknow?â
# she snapped
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//I may look to reboot Jessica soon but I donât want to lose her past years of content, Iâm a sentimental bitch okay?
   âItâs not impressive. No oneâs impressed.â
âYeah, well youâre lucky Lukeâs not around to hear you say that. Apparently the baby learning to roll over is, in fact, a big deal.â
captcincmericaâ:
âOh, I wasnât judging.â Okay, maybe she was, just a little. But not in that way. Ever since sheâd managed to somehow land this babysitting gig - which was for sure a bad idea, considering she was quite literally babysitting herself -, she did tend to savour the time she got to spend with her âparentsâ a bit too much. âBut you can down a bottle faster than she does, which is saying something.â
âYeah, well, itâs not a competition,â Jessica replied, capping the bottle and putting in back in a drawer. The babysitter didnât need to see her doing this. Bad impression, but the woman- coincidentally also named Danielle- didnât seem to mind the infamous Jones temperament.
Jess had done her research into the girl and oddly found very little. She wasnât on social media, which was shocking for someone her age. Couldnât seem to find any family, at least not in the New York area. But everything else checked out. And it wasnât like Jessica and Luke were letting her wander off with the baby- Danielle was going to watch their little Dani while Jessica did some work in the âofficeâ- a glorified closet theyâd set up with her investigative materials- while Luke cleaned and went out for groceries. They were in armâs reach of their daughter if anything went wrong.
âAlright, well I guess Iâd better get a move on. Floors ainât gonna clean themselves,â Luke gracefully interrupted, saving Jessica from saying something stupid. He handed over the infant Danielle to the babysitter- this was going to get confusing fast- and smiled. âBe good for the nice woman, peanut. You could probably learn a thing or two from her.â
Jess nodded. âRight. I guess I should get some work done too,â she shrugged. Alias wasnât technically fully in operation, but she couldnât say no to some easy cases for a quick buck. Jessica wasnât wild about Danny Rand offering to bankroll her and Lukeâs little family experiment. âJust holler if you need me, okay?â
âWhat? The baby isnât the only one who gets a bottle in the evening.â
captcincmericaâ:
She shouldnât talk to her not-mom. She shouldnât talk to her not-mom. She shouldnât-
ââŠHey, you alright?â
âYeah, mostly,â she replied, preparing to bristle with a smartass response before placing the face. That woman she met in the bar, over billiards.
Jessica rolled her eyes. âI left Luke home with the baby for thirty minutes so I could go get food and more formula, and Iâm getting panicked texts already. But theyâre fine.â