Annie Hargreeves (
defenderofdesmoines) wrote2022-02-02 05:48 am
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MHA #2 | Late, Late Wednesday Night (or Thursday Morning?)
So, the thing about being a very in-demand person back home was that you tended to be kind of...well, in-demand. So while Annie could usually count on being able to skate out of work on Wednesdays in time to change her clothes and grab a jello shot or three, tonight had kept her late at the tower.
It was...sort of nice? Because it wasn't just a lollipop meeting they'd kept her for. She, A-Train and Maeve had actually talked about strategy, the saves they'd each done that week -- Noir had been there too but, you know, not a lot of talking going on there -- and how they were supposed to move forward as a team of five for the moment. Especially when their auxiliary member, if he even counted still, hadn't shown his face in New York since last year (because he was probably scared of it being burned off, or so Annie liked to tell herself), and their supposed leader could probably lose his position to a glass of water in a cape if it was left up to public opinion at the moment.
Which was why he hadn't been there, Annie assumed. She hadn't asked. She'd actually just enjoyed kind of...feeling like a team, for once. Only took the better part of a year.
In any case, it was very late when she'd managed to fire a text off to Diego to let him know she'd be later still, and thus she was trying to be very quiet when she let her still-uniformed self into the apartment awhile later, in case he was asleep. Equal parts courtesy and imperviousness to paranoid, half-asleep knife-throwing at work here, though Annie certainly wasn't really thinking about the latter.
[for the dude!]
It was...sort of nice? Because it wasn't just a lollipop meeting they'd kept her for. She, A-Train and Maeve had actually talked about strategy, the saves they'd each done that week -- Noir had been there too but, you know, not a lot of talking going on there -- and how they were supposed to move forward as a team of five for the moment. Especially when their auxiliary member, if he even counted still, hadn't shown his face in New York since last year (because he was probably scared of it being burned off, or so Annie liked to tell herself), and their supposed leader could probably lose his position to a glass of water in a cape if it was left up to public opinion at the moment.
Which was why he hadn't been there, Annie assumed. She hadn't asked. She'd actually just enjoyed kind of...feeling like a team, for once. Only took the better part of a year.
In any case, it was very late when she'd managed to fire a text off to Diego to let him know she'd be later still, and thus she was trying to be very quiet when she let her still-uniformed self into the apartment awhile later, in case he was asleep. Equal parts courtesy and imperviousness to paranoid, half-asleep knife-throwing at work here, though Annie certainly wasn't really thinking about the latter.
[for the dude!]
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"If they do," Annie decided, now just going ahead and pushing up on his shirt, "we get to ignore the door."
Really, the bigger issue was their sometimes-houseguest who didn't actually use the door, but nothing was quite as mood-killing as bringing up someone's sibling while also trying to take their clothes off.
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"Agreed," Diego said, sounding a little muffled as he got his shirt off. He tossed it aside, clearly having no worries about being cold later on. "Should have taken the shirt off as soon as you got in."
No, they should have thought ahead about pants before climbing all over each other. One day they'd learn. One day.
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But speaking of shirts -- "And I shouldn't have even bothered putting this on, right?"
At least she was wriggling out of it now, though. Silly of her to have even put it on in the first place, though, as he'd noted.
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Namely in being unable to keep their hands off each other.
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Just skip right to the good stuff that way. She was smart.
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Well, Buck and Travis would be ecstatic, for one thing.
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Like a blanket would be better than actual pants in the case of fleeing a fire? Whatever, just go with her on this. She was picturing it and it was a nice image. Almost as nice as the actual flesh-and-blood, partially-undressed Diego here in bed with her now.
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Diego kept kissing his way down Annie's chest, taking his time with it since they did have hours and hours, after all.
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"Have I mentioned," Annie asked, smoothing her hands along his back and down along his arms, just gently, idly exploring, "that I love you? Because I do. In case you didn't know."
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And definitely not just because of the ways he chose to use his tongue, but gosh it was nice having that reminder.
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Because she'd missed him. And also because she wanted to rub a thumb across one of his nipples and see what he did in response.
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Was that a realistic proposition? Not in the slightest. But it was how Annie felt at the moment.
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It did not seem like he'd rather sleep from where she was sitting. Laying. Gyrating. Whatever.
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"We're overdressed," she mumbled, biting lightly at his lower lip. And, like, still with her legs wrapped around him, so what was everyone supposed to do about being overdressed, Annie?
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She was presently of the opinion that he should basically never wear clothes, really. Maybe get under the occasional blanket for warmth if he must.
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"I didn't think it would be," he said, grinning. It was a little awkward kicking off his sweatpants without fully moving off the bed but he wasn't about to do something silly like move.
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As soon as everyone was free of their clothes, she was reaching for Diego again -- and while Annie was usually very careful to watch her strength in bed (unless she was making a point to use it), she was not shy about using a little extra oomph to pull him back down against her. Just to make herself, like, crystal clear. "Much better."
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