Drabble (Also Fifty Shades of AU).
this is very very very very vaguely nsfw idk if it's even worth tagging but
For the most part, that night was a hurry.
There's a little shouting, a little plate throwing, a little crying. As far as impromptu returns go, they follow the rule book page for page. They even make the progression of 'book to movie'. I.E, a swear goes unfinished (the female throwing it in the male's direction, that is), and the hurriedness continues, so that their bodies are against the wall. Or rather, hers is; he stands before her, against her, both hands covering the span of her jaw.
The hurriedness continues while the throwing of slurs is replaced by the littering of clothes, following a trail to what could only be described as a mini library.
Things stop being hurried when he can see every inch of her white skin, and with arms around her waist (it doesn't take much to wrap around), she's below him, on her bed -- which still happens to be sporting occasional novels. They don't mind.
Every inch of her skin was gifted a kiss; the backs of her hands, the length of her legs, hips, wrists. Everything.
There'd been very little movement. Enough to make -- things happen -- but they kept it subtle enough to (partially) hold the other's gaze; get in those three words, whispered again, and again, and again, amidst the other's name.
When they finished, it took a while for the talking to begin; as had the main event. He made sure that his eyes didn't just search for what he wanted -- what almost every man she'd ever been with seemed to want -- he looked for the contours of her shoulders, and memorized the face he'd been starved of seeing.
And when the talking did begin, it lasted hours. They made poor metaphors describing their love, like their personal favourite: 'trying to un-love you is like trying to un-dilute orange juice'. They made it evident that neither particularly excelled with poetic confession, but it was established that they still retained the ability to render the other breathless with laughter.
She wasn't sure which she liked more. The fact it happened, or the fact she woke up in the morning, still blanketed by his arms.