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Nighttime in Cottonwood Cove was a spectacle: a pale, pebble-strewn ground underfoot, ghostly Joshua trees twisting against a barren landscape, and a sky so black and velvety that Rhiannon longed to touch it. The moon hung low and full as she knocked at the front door of Cian’s little cottage, which had been built by a wealthy contractor as a getaway spot for his family during the construction of the Hoover Dam in the 1930s. With all that was temporary or mobile in this part of Clark County, Rhiannon appreciated the historical aspects of its framework, and how it lent a sense of time and place to an otherwise transient community.
The slayer’s dark hair was combed into a ponytail. After the sun went down, the desert temperature dropped sharply, and so she wore a loosely knit sweater over her tank top, jeans, and boots. A delicate crucifix glinted on her collarbone. She crossed her ankles and slipped her thumbs into her hip pockets as she waited for the Were to answer.
The slayer’s dark hair was combed into a ponytail. After the sun went down, the desert temperature dropped sharply, and so she wore a loosely knit sweater over her tank top, jeans, and boots. A delicate crucifix glinted on her collarbone. She crossed her ankles and slipped her thumbs into her hip pockets as she waited for the Were to answer.
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on 2013-10-23 03:34 pm (UTC)Re: Running
on 2013-10-24 06:50 am (UTC)Fingers traced up the centre of her body, trailing up her throat until they pressed her jaw, turning her head. His mouth closed on hers, possessive and protective, hungry and happy as his tongue lazily explored and tasted as if feeding on the energy and heat between them.
Re: Running
on 2013-10-24 05:00 pm (UTC)But who cared about the rest?
They would stay a while longer and then run the distance back to Cottonwood Cove. She would climb into an actual bed and sleep under the sheets in a pleasing tangle of the Were’s arms and legs. When it was time, she’d drive back to the city in a daze of sore skin and daydreams, and it would be okay.
Because what kept her in the desert wasn’t just its unique energy. It was also Cian.
Re: Running
on 2013-10-24 08:07 pm (UTC)