Beth Greene (
stillgoodpeople) wrote2014-07-15 10:56 pm
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Just be reasonable!
Running, running. It seemed like all they'd done since the prison fell was to run. Aside from the odd moment stolen to partake of some Moonshine and arson, they'd been steady going. Finally, when the weather started to turn colder and the wear and tear of constant running took its toll. They found shelter where they could, but nothing was ever secure. It always turned into another flight for their lives.
Tonight, they'd holed up in an old storage unit. The mostly empty unit was shelter enough, secure enough with its rolling, metal door. The only real problem was that it didn't have any insulation to speak of and the bitterly cold night air blew in through the cracks.
They'd fashioned a place to sleep. It was bed-like, with the wooden pallets and scraps of old furniture and linens. After weeks of sleeping wherever they could, mostly on the hard ground, it was almost, kinda, sorta comfortable... if it wasn't in a deep freeze.
"Daryl," Beth sighed, fighting to stay patient. "You can't sleep on the floor. It's like a sheet of ice. Just get up here, already."
Tonight, they'd holed up in an old storage unit. The mostly empty unit was shelter enough, secure enough with its rolling, metal door. The only real problem was that it didn't have any insulation to speak of and the bitterly cold night air blew in through the cracks.
They'd fashioned a place to sleep. It was bed-like, with the wooden pallets and scraps of old furniture and linens. After weeks of sleeping wherever they could, mostly on the hard ground, it was almost, kinda, sorta comfortable... if it wasn't in a deep freeze.
"Daryl," Beth sighed, fighting to stay patient. "You can't sleep on the floor. It's like a sheet of ice. Just get up here, already."
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Maybe her father would have disapproved. Maybe the rest of the group, too. She didn't care. She'd never felt safer or more wanted than she had in that moment, with Daryl.
She gasped his name against his lips, melting into the deeper kiss, tongue brushing tentatively against his.
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Worries melted away along with everything else when she settled in his lap like that. His hands smoothed up her back and he arched his back to press in even tighter against her. One hand eventually made its way up to tangle through her hair as the kiss deepened, a low noise leaving him.
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Her arms loosened, hands moving down from his shoulders to move over his chest, fingers plucking at the first couple buttons on his shirt and slipping under the fabric to explore a little more.
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It wasn't until fingers were beneath his shirt that he pulled away from the kiss, uncertain. Much as he didn't want to stop, Daryl didn't have a goddamn clue where to go -- or how far she wanted to go -- from here.
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"What's wrong?" She breathed, eyes searching his face for a clue.
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And he didn't exactly carry condoms and shit on him, if it even got to that point.
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She hummed thoughtfully for a second and then moved her hands to his shoulders and gave a gentle push to get him to lay back and then moved to lay beside him, tangling their legs together and snuggling in close. They could do slow. Sure, her hormones were screaming for fast, but she didn't want to push him.
Her lips found his again, kissing him soft and easy.
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But when she leaned in to kiss him, slow and soft like that, he felt himself started to relax again. He responded to the kiss and even shifted just a little bit closer, bringing a hand up to rest against her hip.
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She returned the gesture, settling a hand on his hip. After a moment, she moved her hand, smoothing it lightly up and down his side. Maybe, above the clothes, it wouldn't make him quite so nervous.
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She made a soft, pleased sound against his lips when she felt his fingers in her hair. One hand slipped down to grab the blankets and pull them up over the two of them, keeping them warm and close. Maybe they wouldn't be leaving this morning, after all...
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