Elizabeth Mortimer, called Kate Percy (
tiltingwithlips) wrote2013-04-05 08:50 pm
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with this ring, I thee wed
Man and wife.
They are at last man and wife, he hers and she his -- the Lord and Lady Percy.
It has been quite a day.
When the festivities are finally done, they have burned a great many candles, eaten a great deal of food, danced many a dance. Elizabeth is the one who finally takes Harry's hand, covering a yawn, and tugs him towards the door of the hall. The remaining guests raise a cheer and a cup as the couple head upstairs to their rooms.
Kate leans on Harry as they ascend the stairs, loose-limbed and smiling from exhaustion.
They are at last man and wife, he hers and she his -- the Lord and Lady Percy.
It has been quite a day.
When the festivities are finally done, they have burned a great many candles, eaten a great deal of food, danced many a dance. Elizabeth is the one who finally takes Harry's hand, covering a yawn, and tugs him towards the door of the hall. The remaining guests raise a cheer and a cup as the couple head upstairs to their rooms.
Kate leans on Harry as they ascend the stairs, loose-limbed and smiling from exhaustion.
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It's hard to focus. She inhales, swallows.
"That -- that, yes. And what thou didst before--"
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He rolls his thumb again.
"This?"
Or perhaps she meant the kissing with teeth.
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But maybe especially what he's doing with his thumb.
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If a thumb is good, two fingers, one already wet, must surely be better.
(He rubs against her thigh as he moves, and even that little touch is a maddening promise.)
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Then he remembers how much time they've got, tonight and after, and he contents himself.
The key now is to keep it steady.
"Kate--" (and he's breathing a little hard himself) "--how now?"
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(Maybe there's still time. Maybe -- no, no, he is -- taking his wife into account.)
(There's time later.)
(Oh God, she's wet and lovely now.)
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"God's me, Harry, wilt thou chatter even now?"
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Hungryurgent kissing is a good way to do that.
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Whatever it is, it's so close, she wants it, God in heaven--
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"God, oh, Kate--"
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She interrupts herself with a gasp, clutching him close. There. She doesn't know what's happening, but it's happening, it's happening with a vengeance, it's here and she doesn't want it to stop--
But it does stop, after a few seconds, leaving her panting and shaky and blinking at Harry.
"Wilt thou still be talking," she finishes breathlessly.
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No, because he's laughing, and planting both hands on either side of her, and kissing her while she's hazy with afterglow.
(Not least because he still must distract himself.)
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She hums against his lips, soft and happy.
"Heaven save me, Harry, what didst thou?"
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(Please be ready, please be ready--)
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"'Zounds, is there yet more?"
(She might be teasing. A little.)
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(He might be grinning a wicked grin.)
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Kate tsks and puts her hand on his cheek. "Art thou grown so ungentle so soon? I thought to have some goodly years of wedded life ere I became thy villainess and not thy wife."
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He'd really rather focus on the second part of that thing he said.
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Which belies the fact that her other hand is, in fact, trailing down his chest. But she's taking her time about it; at the moment, she thinks she could be happy simply touching every inch of his skin.
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"For what, then, shall I ask thee?" he murmurs.
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