"The key word being should— You really should practice this whole assertive thing.” Hands instinctively moving to her ass as she straddled his lap, dissolving any space in between her thighs and his torso through forcefully sliding her closer. Eyes darting upwards to meet her chocolatey hues, his expression cocky to silently reassure the medic that she would not win this war. “Next time…” He continued, as the female began to nip at the skin covering his jaw. “I’d suggest using the word ‘will’, sounds less like a suggestion that way, Doc.” Throwing emphasis on the nickname he had acquired for the doctor. Sure it was nothing overly creative, but he had a name for just about any girl he came into contact with, whether he enjoyed their company or not. You could argue pet names where his thing, but generally they were used to antagonize rather than to display his affections. “I have no issue with coming back for more.” By the time those very words had come into play, Lorelei already had him on his back— Not that he was complaining. “I mean it’s not the first time I’ve done it,” Was he trying to get a reaction out of her? Perhaps he liked it better when he thought she was jealous. “This week.” Proceeding with the hopes of triggering some sort of rage-filled reaction out of her. Lorelei said she wouldn’t play the scorned woman but that’s exactly what he wanted. “But I really shouldn’t start gossiping about other girls behind their back.” Hands relocation to her thighs, sliding up and down them slowly as if he was merely making conversation opposed to trying to ignite some sort of fire inside of her. “Whatever you say—” His tone suggested he was no longer paying attention to her words, rather than her actions. Watching her as she played with the buttons on his shirt, it caused a single eyebrow to raise while the hint of a smirk crossed his lips.
It would be wise for a woman to keep herself away from such compliance, as she should. Though, Lorelei was always the competitive sort and because no one knew of her life outside the walls to which she had dedicated the rest of her existence behind them, her bouts were unknown. Lakyn was a constant reminder of how she had to fight for what she wanted, yet her illness were to be kept to no one’s knowledge. And she was quick to see how he tested her patience, how he yearned to spark the fire she’d known, for herself, seemed nothing but dim, close to ashes where it laid. If he had seen anything, it was in the night he’d stripped her of her modesty. Not that she had ever been so modest before, but Lakyn was the first to procure the lack of physical contact Lorelei was able to have since the outbreak. Every single one of his actions drove her to madness. She sought the touch of his hands upon her torso, and craved his lips to suckle on the flesh of her neck... ever since that night. But, she did not want to give herself away so freely. She wanted to see the same reaction out of him, even if it meant knowing it would take more than just a simple game and a few words to get his rash abrasion to unfold. Her fingers continued to play with the buttons on his shirt, a smirk mimicking his when her eyes roamed from his belt up to his expression. “No, you shouldn’t. You should never ruin a woman’s modesty like that. Unless, of course, she wants you to...” she replied, flatly, in attempts to feed him only a bit of what he so wanted. “I presume you say these things in attempts to make me jealous, but instead it only enables me to remind you about the other night... Were you so quick to forget, Keating?” Her hips bucked slightly against his, hands laying gently at his torso. “You swore to God in my name, remember?” Huffing a short chuckle, she unmounted herself off him to lay next to him, expression facing his. Biting her lip, she thought for a moment before speaking again, “If this whole thing gets fixed, where would you go? Who would you want to be?” Unbuttoning her own blouse, digits slowly unhinging the buttons, she kept her gaze on his. “I’d want to move somewhere distant. Away from everything and everyone else...---Don’t think I’d ever want to go back to the way my world was.”