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luisjon 12...
12. winking at them
jon hates to say she’s fallen into a routine, with luis and xir husband. but perhaps it’s the only word for the cycle of trying to kill the vampire, failing, and then staying for dinner, or lunch, or whatever little event they make up to keep her there.
uhhhhh luisjon 41
41. kisses to shut them up
“are you sure you don’t wanna come on the sickass ghost spaceship with us?”
jon sighs, opening his eyes and looking up at luis. xir lap was a comfortable pillow, sometimes, if you ignored the staticky-electric feeling it left in your hair—and if you ignored the luis. unfortunately that last bit is kind of hard, especially when you’re jon halifax and xe knows all the little buttons to get you paying attention.
might as well push right back. “what, are you going to miss me that bad?”
“i would never,” xe retorts, frown exaggerated as xe places a hand over xir chest. “if you wanna spend time with all the boring mints, well... i’m just a little concerned!”
jon snorts, rolling his eyes. “oh, like i’d want to third-wheel you and your husband on your way to the boring crabs?”
“don’t “third wheel” me, halifax!!” a sly grin crosses xir face. “you know, there are plenty of not-crab ghosts coming! we could always set you up—”
“i have every reason to believe you’d be an abysmal wingman.”
luis gasps, swatting at his shoulder. “rude!! i’d be wonderful, thank you. i know everything you like, y’know. like hot vampires!!”
“oh, i do not—”
“and pink-haired cute guys,” luis cuts off, playfully smug. “and hologr—”
it’s so, so satisfying to cut xir off, jon’s hand tangled in xir collar from where he pulled them down for a kiss. the surprise is a muffled hum against his lips, before xe relaxes. the static-tingling is familiar against jon’s lips, and it’s warm against his wrist as xe tugs his hand away, leaning back.
“kind of a tall order to find another acevedo,” jon murmurs, leaning up so he’s close to xir ear. “you underestimate my type in men.”
“i have a clone,” luis replies, a lilt to xir voice that means xe’s not quite lying. jon knocks his head into xirs in reply, completely unwilling to engage with that line of thought. xe frowns. “ow- hey!! i wanna know all about it, though!! what’s a little gossip between rivals?”
“it being my taste in men?”
“yep!!” xir expression returns to the usual bright grin, hands readjusting until xe can maneuver jon into laying next to xir on the bed. xe props xir head up on xir elbow, waggling xir eyebrows. “c’mon, spill!! who’s entranced the great jon halifax so far?”
jon considers the benefits and downsides to just rolling off the bed and walking off into the ocean just outside the hall. he decides against it just barely with a sigh, and rolls onto his side to face xir instead, eyebrows raised. “fine, i’ll... spill. just this once. you have to explain the clone thing, though.”
“deal!!”
at least no amount of... whatever this is will get him to go see the crabs willingly. still, he has to admit: xe’s still pretty good at getting him to talk, even if it’s hard not to lean over and kiss xir stupid again when xe makes another offhand comment about the clone midway through xir explanation.
it happens. he can... deal.
jon & luis + closet
(crime au. jon & luis are rival hitmen both sent separately to kill the same guy. they’re teaming up about it.)
jon’s been on a lot of missions involving luis—which is why she barely blinks when luis loops xir arm around her waist, xir expression as casual as always as xe murmurs to her. “follow me, i’ve got us somewhat of an in.”
“cerveza isn’t down and around? mingling with the crowds?”
“he has a date tonight,” luis explains, smile curling up further. “a shame of a time to pick it, right?”
jon snorts, placing one hand on luis’ back as they continue to walk towards a side hallway they certainly shouldn’t be in. it’s late enough into the night that none of the other guests pay them a second glace; that is, all except one lone security guard near the door. “a shame,” she replies, flatly, “and a shame we’re going to be followed. well, acevedo?”