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WHO: Greed & Zoe
WHEN: Thursday evening
WHERE: Zoe's apartment
WHAT: Zoe went away for three days and has just got home
WARNING: Sure, why not.
NOTE: We're impatient brats okay.
Zoe had to get out of the city because it was too much. She was hugely depressed over losing her grandmother's locket and she hated the fact that she let Greed's callousness hurt her. She knew from the start he was trouble, he was a player, and he was interested in just one thing. She was an idiot for letting it go as far as it did and she'd take the blame on herself. Why not, it wasn't Greed's job to care and actually back off and not break her heart. He had to go after what he wanted. It was human nature.
So Zoe ran to get some space and distance while she still had control over her emotions. Except her phone wasn't letting her forget him. She wanted to call Gabe but knew he was unavailable and she was starting to hate her phone. Greed was going to be the death of her. One minute hot, one minute cold... AUGH. She'd gone for a few days by the water which always settled her nerves except every time she got a message, she wanted to chuck the phone in the ocean. She'd tried turning the phone off but when she turned it back on, she'd have a slew of new messages from him. And though she didn't respond to any of them, she read every single one. And she hated that she missed him.
On the ride home she didn't even look at her phone, just miserably out the window of the bus. The person next to her said, "I think you have a message." Zoe didn't even look at them just said dully, "I know." a few minutes later, the phone buzzed again and the man said, "Could be important.." Zoe said in the same flat voice, "It's not." she closed her eyes and let her head thunk against the glass lightly as the phone buzzed again.
When she reached her apartment building, she pulled out her phone to scroll through the texts Greed had sent her today. She sighed and put the phone in her duffel along with her shoes so she could start the long climb up the stairs to her apartment. She'd cried already on her little trip away but all she wanted to do now was crawl into her nice bed and cry some more. If she really wanted to forget and move on she might have to change her number.
WHEN: Thursday evening
WHERE: Zoe's apartment
WHAT: Zoe went away for three days and has just got home
WARNING: Sure, why not.
NOTE: We're impatient brats okay.
Zoe had to get out of the city because it was too much. She was hugely depressed over losing her grandmother's locket and she hated the fact that she let Greed's callousness hurt her. She knew from the start he was trouble, he was a player, and he was interested in just one thing. She was an idiot for letting it go as far as it did and she'd take the blame on herself. Why not, it wasn't Greed's job to care and actually back off and not break her heart. He had to go after what he wanted. It was human nature.
So Zoe ran to get some space and distance while she still had control over her emotions. Except her phone wasn't letting her forget him. She wanted to call Gabe but knew he was unavailable and she was starting to hate her phone. Greed was going to be the death of her. One minute hot, one minute cold... AUGH. She'd gone for a few days by the water which always settled her nerves except every time she got a message, she wanted to chuck the phone in the ocean. She'd tried turning the phone off but when she turned it back on, she'd have a slew of new messages from him. And though she didn't respond to any of them, she read every single one. And she hated that she missed him.
On the ride home she didn't even look at her phone, just miserably out the window of the bus. The person next to her said, "I think you have a message." Zoe didn't even look at them just said dully, "I know." a few minutes later, the phone buzzed again and the man said, "Could be important.." Zoe said in the same flat voice, "It's not." she closed her eyes and let her head thunk against the glass lightly as the phone buzzed again.
When she reached her apartment building, she pulled out her phone to scroll through the texts Greed had sent her today. She sighed and put the phone in her duffel along with her shoes so she could start the long climb up the stairs to her apartment. She'd cried already on her little trip away but all she wanted to do now was crawl into her nice bed and cry some more. If she really wanted to forget and move on she might have to change her number.
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Then she said she had a tattoo and he was glued. "You've got one?" He smiled completely ready to go looking. "Where is it?"
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She cringed not realizing she revealed she had one by saying that and said, "No..?" she shook her head because she wasn't a great liar and she knew he didn't believe her, "No, forget it." like hell he'd ever get to see her tattoo.
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"Oh my God" he said through gritted teeth (he'd been holding his jaw tightly together on that response), his hands gripped her face with a big wet kiss right on her lips. It wasn't romantic but it made him bounce. He started kissing her cheeks playfully. He finally let her go and turned the tables back on her tattoo placement.
"It's somewhere naughty isn't it?"
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She held her hands up in front of her and looked at him, "Firstly, no. And secondly.. what just happened?" normally she bored people to death rambling on about her personal beliefs derived from mythology and history, Greed's reaction was.. insane. Well, she was starting to believe he might be not entirely there.
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He nudged her with his arm. "Oh come on. I'll show you mine if you show me yours." This wasn't a strip show, but he could turn it into one.
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She stepped back so he couldn't touch her in any way, "I really don't want to see yours. And Chance.. I'm thrilled," could he not tell how thrilled she was, "..that you liked what I had to say but you have to stop this." and she gestured from his mouth to hers and back. It was too much stop and go, one minute he seemed like he wanted to be around her and the next he didn't, one minute he treated her like a toy, another like a lover, and another like a friend.
She liked him too much to just shut him out of her life, she knew that. She'd get past the embarrassment of rejection and be just friends but not if he kept kissing her randomly. Maybe he was used to friends like that but it meant obviously more to her than to him and she didn't want to have to be hurt every time.
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He cleared his throat as if to say 'who was that guy.' "Yeah," he blew a huff of air. Play this cool, he got a little too excited. "Sorry, that was a bit weird." As if he hadn't just pulled a 180. He took a seat on her couch. Couldn't they just go back to cuddling and sharing tattoo stories?
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Her hands went up, grabbing onto the sides of his shirt as she was trying desperately to hang on to sanity. She turned her face to look at him, she wanted him, she did, she couldn't deny that. But she had no idea what he wanted. "You like me.. then you don't like me.. and now this." one hand loosened it's grip on his shirt to rest on his back as she asked softly, "What do you want from me..?" but she wasn't saying it in a harsh way, she was asking in a way that suggested that if he just told her, she'd probably be more than willing to give it to him. But she wasn't sure anymore. One moment it seemed like friendship, the next a one night stand, the next something special and more.
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He slid down a bit, arm wrapping around her waist and dragging her down more comfortably into the couch, so that her head was held up by the cushion and not the arm of the couch. Now he was pressed into her, his body so warm it felt like he could internally combust.
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