Annie Hargreeves (
defenderofdesmoines) wrote2020-12-19 02:53 pm
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MCA #9 | Saturday Late Afternoon
Okay, that had actually been really, really fun. It had been a long week, and she'd been pretty sick of it all by the end, but it wasn't every day you got to fight a bunch of bears - let alone a giant bear - and save the day. Even if she also still felt fairly guilty about being temporarily mind-controlled by a reindeer into fighting one of her best friends.
This week. Seriously.
Starlight was pretty ready to be boring old non-sparkly Annie for awhile, even if she hadn't dispensed with the cape and the skirt just yet. Between adrenaline from the fight and relief that they'd won (and that it had been so fun!), Annie had been basically walking on air the entire way back to her apartment. Well, walking on air while also fussing over Diego.
"You're sure you're okay?" she asked, critically looking him over again. For those playing at home - yes, Annie was the one who'd fought a Jedi in addition to the bears (and...everything) a little while ago, and Annie showed absolutely no sign of damage save for a rip in her tights. The luxury of being that tough was that you got to make a big deal over every tiny papercut that your boyfriend got, okay. "Should I get out my first aid kit?"
[for that guy! edit: this has wholly unsurprisingly veered non-work safe, omg.]
This week. Seriously.
Starlight was pretty ready to be boring old non-sparkly Annie for awhile, even if she hadn't dispensed with the cape and the skirt just yet. Between adrenaline from the fight and relief that they'd won (and that it had been so fun!), Annie had been basically walking on air the entire way back to her apartment. Well, walking on air while also fussing over Diego.
"You're sure you're okay?" she asked, critically looking him over again. For those playing at home - yes, Annie was the one who'd fought a Jedi in addition to the bears (and...everything) a little while ago, and Annie showed absolutely no sign of damage save for a rip in her tights. The luxury of being that tough was that you got to make a big deal over every tiny papercut that your boyfriend got, okay. "Should I get out my first aid kit?"
[for that guy! edit: this has wholly unsurprisingly veered non-work safe, omg.]
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"Yeah, he's like, a genius who builds stuff," Annie told Diego, going ahead and deciding she belonged in his lap, thank you. "Is the idea to get you some, like, boomerang knives or something? Or magnetic ones, maybe." There was a lot of merit to this idea, yes.
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It was only now that Diego noticed there were multiple layers going on here. Usually he got caught up in appreciating her legs. "How long does it take you to put this on?"
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Nine, if you counted the headband. And it usually took her awhile to take off, too, but he probably didn't want to hear that.
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"And here you were having trouble with my harness before."
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To be fair, her clothes were usually, like, a basic hoodie and jeans. Unlike some people who insisted wearing complicated knife harnesses all the time. (Though that did give her a lot of opportunities to practice getting it off of him, at least.)
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Annie reached up and underneath the lining of her dress to reveal where her cape fastened to either shoulder, neatly undoing one snap and then the other before carefully dropping it to the floor along with her headband. You know what was cheating? Hiding the snaps of one's cape under a secret lining in one's dress, that's what. (Even if it looked awesome, in her opinion.)
"There, that's a start," she decided, leaning in to kiss him now that that was taken care of. Because the cape was the complicated part, sure.
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She couldn't quite do it without looking, yet, but she was pretty proud of herself once she got the straps undone, and it showed.
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Even if he was covered in bruises, it just meant she'd continue to dote on him. Having a boyfriend who both accompanied her into fights and could actually get injured was very new, and while this had been a fun fight, she was probably going to be absolutely insufferable if he ever really got hurt.
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Not enough to try to get him to stop getting into fights, because she knew better than that (and honestly, she would consider it a tremendous waste considering his talents) but still. It wasn't fair that the invulnerability thing seemed unique to her particular universe's version of superheroes.
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See, that was what Annie would consider a fairly compelling argument, right there.
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"My shirt's off," he reminded her. "It's your turn."
He was definitely going to lose all of his clothes before her but he wasn't exactly complaining about that.
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That was not an especially dramatic change, except that now she was in a what was a pretty small dress (with a lot of poofy, short skirt layers under it) with bare legs. And she wasn't returning to his lap just yet, because Annie was practical enough to decide he needed her to lean in and help with his belt, first.
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"You seem very eager to get me undressed," he teased. "I assume it's because of your dedication to check me over for injuries."
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"You'll note that I'm fine, as advertised," she added, gesturing to those legs of hers, which were as long and slim and unbruised as ever.
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Though, her Starlight dress was cut quite a bit lower than anything Annie normally wore, so she wasn't as much of a tease as she thought considering that her current angle offered a view of a lot more cleavage than Diego would normally be treated to.
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