[ He wants every inch of her all at once, and it takes more concentration than he's used to in an effort to hold back. Sex is one of those times where Sam just completely let's go, gives in to the moment, but that usually entails him dominating the scene, grabbing and tossing and loving all in one whirlwind of pent up emotion he has trouble expressing with words. This is entirely different, because this isn't about Sam remembering how to connect, it's about Fatima discovering herself.
He ventures a bit more boldness than he probably should to meet her tongue, but he needs it. He likes the weight of her body on his, light and soft but very present. ]
[ Sam knows exactly what he needs to do tomorrow, and it's exactly the last thing he wants to think about. Confronting Dean? Yeah, that's going to be fun, but it has to be done whether she wants him to or not. But for the moment, he's more than content to just feel her body against his, let the heat build in his gut and his groin. Because it is awesome. ]
[The roll of her hips beings to slow. Not because she wants to play the tease. Far from it. But there is the tiny matter of...well. She and Sam would make lousy parents. At least, she would. Sam's lovable.
Lovable. Funny word.
The air is humming around them and she can almost smell arousal. For a day that started out pretty awful, it's ended up so wonderful. And she doesn't want it to end. The second either of them leaves the bed--whoever's bed it is--they'll be putting their feet back in Haven again. The thought is almost unbearable under the circumstances. Feels like the choice should be easy: Cake or death.
Slowly, she runs her hand down his chest and stomach, her fingers straying along the lines of his muscles like drops of water until, finally, as she nuzzles his chin, she lets her hand slip between his legs.]
[ Sometimes it's okay to fake a break from the world, especially when the world ends up as shitty as it does for them. Sam is more than willing to lose himself in her right now, feeling the softness of her cheeks and tasting her mouth all at once. When she slows, he wants to slam forward to compensate, but he holds back and is rewarded by her gentle exploration. His hands fall to her shoulders, the muscles in his chest and stomach twitching as the pads of her fingers tickle the skin. But he's rewarded when she goes for gold and lets out a groan.
He's shown her how to do this before and it's clear she hasn't forgotten. It's not the same as being inside of her, but it's so much better than his own hand. Sam's brows knit together in a look of concentration as he lets her bring him over the edge for a second time. ]
[Her fingers are less uncertain, but still gentle. She tries to watch his face this time, without being too creepy about it. Because she usually closes her eyes, but right now she wants to see what it is, exactly, that she's doing to him.
It's surprisingly rewarding.
She tries not to look smug.
Tries.
But there may be a little bit of a smirk in her kiss, as she leans over to brush her lips against his.]
[ He kisses back a little languidly, breathing heavily through his nose. He reaches up to brush her hair back, almost petting a few times before he speaks between kisses. ]
[Which is to say, she really doesn't know how to answer the question. The kissing is pretty good, though. She catches his lower lip between her teeth, resting a hand on his shoulder.]
[ He responds with a low laugh before catching her lips again. He holds her face close to his, turning what had been quick and playful nips and kisses into something a little more intense. When he finally breaks away, he keeps his nose resting against hers. ]
[ Oh yes, he did notice that but who was he to comment? It added an interesting friction that he wasn't going to complain about. But even though she's been driving, he doesn't want her to be left unsatisfied. ]
[She kisses him. Once. Twice. And a third, lingering time, nipping at his lower lip before slooooowly pulling away. She doesn't go far. Her nose touches his, her lips ghosting over his as she coyly whispers:]
I want you...to tell me a secret you have never told a living being in your entire life.
[ Though the kisses surprise him and encourage his hands to wander a bit, her request does catch him off guard. Sam blinks twice before giving a breathy laugh. ]
Okay, you've got me--I wasn't expecting that.
[ Unfortunately, Sam keeps most things to himself and what secrets he has? They're secrets for a reason. They're not pleasant and not the kind of thing to share over pillow talk.
He exhales slowly and settles back on the mattress. What could he share that would suffice? It's clear he's putting some thought I to it, but it's better than him outright refusing, right? Sam is pretty good at dancing around a subject he doesn't want to talk about. ]
I'm not sure I'm as interesting and mysterious a person as you think.
[There's some satisfaction in surprising him, of course. But she doesn't gloat. Instead, she watches him, her fingers continuing to graze his skin lightly.]
Everyone has something they've never told anyone.
[She laughs a little.]
I'll tell you one of mine.
When I was six, we had a couple Mormon missionaries visit the compound. I heard them talking about paradise and Salt Lake City and got it into my six-year-old head that Salt Lake was some kind of magical place filled with waterfalls and unicorns. So I went up to my room and packed my pink, Barbie suitcase, and told my mother that I was going to go to the bus station because I was ready to go see the unicorns.
[ It's a cute image, really--a tiny Fatima ready to go tame the city of unicorns. Sam's been to Salt Lake City and it definitely wasn't that magical. No unicorns. He would have remembered. ]
In retrospect, I think she was trying very, very hard not to laugh at me.
I'm pretty sure one of the things I packed was an orange, plastic telephone. And one of her saris that I used for dress-up.
[Her childhood wasn't even remotely normal, but thinking about her youthful treasures...it was normal enough.
Whatever "enough" means.
She shrugs one shoulder up slightly.]
She sat me down and explained to me that there were neither waterfalls nor unicorns in Salt Lake City. And that it was important for me not to believe everything I heard without thinking it through for myself.
[ He did, didn't he? Except...it's still hard, and her own aside didn't really give him the time he needed to think of something. He's quiet for a moment, clearly attempting to pull up something worthwhile, but in typical Sam Winchester fashion, not terribly personal. ]
I wrote a paper about my brother, dad, and I going out on a hunt. For school.
[ He didn't tell Dean or John. They would've been pissed, but Sam knew no one would take it seriously. ]
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He ventures a bit more boldness than he probably should to meet her tongue, but he needs it. He likes the weight of her body on his, light and soft but very present. ]
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More along the lines of, "Why not?"
Every new kind of touch or new kind of kiss. Why not? They may both be dead tomorrow. She'd like to give them a chance to live.
Because it's awesome.]
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Lovable. Funny word.
The air is humming around them and she can almost smell arousal. For a day that started out pretty awful, it's ended up so wonderful. And she doesn't want it to end. The second either of them leaves the bed--whoever's bed it is--they'll be putting their feet back in Haven again. The thought is almost unbearable under the circumstances. Feels like the choice should be easy: Cake or death.
Slowly, she runs her hand down his chest and stomach, her fingers straying along the lines of his muscles like drops of water until, finally, as she nuzzles his chin, she lets her hand slip between his legs.]
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He's shown her how to do this before and it's clear she hasn't forgotten. It's not the same as being inside of her, but it's so much better than his own hand. Sam's brows knit together in a look of concentration as he lets her bring him over the edge for a second time. ]
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It's surprisingly rewarding.
She tries not to look smug.
Tries.
But there may be a little bit of a smirk in her kiss, as she leans over to brush her lips against his.]
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What do you want?
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[Which is to say, she really doesn't know how to answer the question. The kissing is pretty good, though. She catches his lower lip between her teeth, resting a hand on his shoulder.]
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You've already got that.
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[And a big grin stretches out her lips.
One final kiss, and she slides off of him, settling against his side on the too-small bed.]
I suppose you owe me a new coronation ring, though.
[As she forgot to take off her rings. Oops. But she doesn't seem too hung up on it, kissing his shoulder and upper arm absently.]
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You sure that's it?
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Oh. Right. That whole honesty thing.]
I don't know how to answer your question.
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Do you want me to do anything for you? In particular?
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Mostly amused.
She considers the offer for a moment, taking it to a few logical--if a little unfair--extremes. And slowly, she nods.]
Yes. But you're not going to like it.
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I doubt that.
[ Unless she's suddenly developed a terribly kinky side in the last ten minutes, he thinks he can handle it. ]
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[She kisses him. Once. Twice. And a third, lingering time, nipping at his lower lip before slooooowly pulling away. She doesn't go far. Her nose touches his, her lips ghosting over his as she coyly whispers:]
I want you...to tell me a secret you have never told a living being in your entire life.
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Okay, you've got me--I wasn't expecting that.
[ Unfortunately, Sam keeps most things to himself and what secrets he has? They're secrets for a reason. They're not pleasant and not the kind of thing to share over pillow talk.
He exhales slowly and settles back on the mattress. What could he share that would suffice? It's clear he's putting some thought I to it, but it's better than him outright refusing, right? Sam is pretty good at dancing around a subject he doesn't want to talk about. ]
I'm not sure I'm as interesting and mysterious a person as you think.
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Everyone has something they've never told anyone.
[She laughs a little.]
I'll tell you one of mine.
When I was six, we had a couple Mormon missionaries visit the compound. I heard them talking about paradise and Salt Lake City and got it into my six-year-old head that Salt Lake was some kind of magical place filled with waterfalls and unicorns. So I went up to my room and packed my pink, Barbie suitcase, and told my mother that I was going to go to the bus station because I was ready to go see the unicorns.
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What did she say?
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I'm pretty sure one of the things I packed was an orange, plastic telephone. And one of her saris that I used for dress-up.
[Her childhood wasn't even remotely normal, but thinking about her youthful treasures...it was normal enough.
Whatever "enough" means.
She shrugs one shoulder up slightly.]
She sat me down and explained to me that there were neither waterfalls nor unicorns in Salt Lake City. And that it was important for me not to believe everything I heard without thinking it through for myself.
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Well, that is something to take away from it.
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[Fatima smiles, and not without a healthy amount of pride.]
Arty says she was the best queen the Order had ever seen.
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[ He doesn't know the woman, and he never will, really, but Fatima turned out alright. ]
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Your turn. You offered to do things for me.
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I wrote a paper about my brother, dad, and I going out on a hunt. For school.
[ He didn't tell Dean or John. They would've been pissed, but Sam knew no one would take it seriously. ]
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