Arthur/Eames Sims
Hopping on the Simception bandwagon-- here are my Arthur/Eames sims.
At first, Arthur and Eames are merely roommates. They see each other at breakfast, and conversation is pleasant for the most part, even if Eames does eat like he was raised by wolves, and openly ogles Arthur in his boss dressing gown.
They live with teen!Ariadne, who tends to have to feed herself while the boys flirt with each other. For some reason, the neighbourhood is okay with a teenage girl living with two strange men to whom she is not related.
Eames does his best to behave himself, but it's not easy when Arthur comes inside from swimming and doesn't even put a shirt on before settling down with his logic book.
Work is never over... Arthur aims for Perfect Mind, Perfect Body, and once he's gotten everything he can get out of the Science career, he'll be moving on to more physical challenges.
But, in his lonely room, Arthur also dreams about the thief down the hall...
Eames dreams about stealing the Mona Lisa, but...
He also dreams about watching Arthur study science shirtless. And, he's got a space open in his double bed...
The next day, Eames tells Arthur all about his plans to jack the Mona Lisa, but he's really thinking about how much he likes Arthur's habit of hanging out in a swimsuit.
Eames helps Ariadne with her homework while Arthur is busy working towards a promotion. There's a table not two feet from them, but they sit on the floor... In exchange, he demands Arthur wooing advice, working under the assumption that teenage girls have all the answers when it comes to these things.
Finally, one day, it happens. Eames stares Arthur down hungrily from across the room...
He crowds in for a little 'hey, good lookin'', and Arthur's icy, logical facade melts just a little.
Scratch that-- Arthur's icy, logical facade melts a lot. He lets Eames feel him up a little in the living room while Ariadne once more finds herself stuck with dinner duty.
Eames is pretty happy with this turn of events.
Ariadne winds up eating alone. It won't be the last time the boys miss 'family dinner time' for canoodling.
She gets through washing dishes while Eames continues to tongue Arthur.
Arthur gets ready for bed-- but not for his dinky little twin bed, oh no. Time for a major step in the relationship.
By the time he's done giving himself a pep talk in the mirror, Eames is already fast asleep. Oh well...
Eames is already thinking about babies.
Arthur makes sure to be an attentive and flattering boyfriend, now that he and Eames are sleeping together. He's hoping it won't always be so sadly literal.
After an exhausting night sneaking out, followed by a hard day of work, though, Eames falls asleep on Arthur yet again. Arthur doesn't mind, though-- he's got a book he's been meaning to read.
Eames wakes up, though, and he's intent on taking Arthur's mind off his book.
Arthur may not think much of Eames' bunny slippers, but he is very interested in the activities he proposes.
They start with a little cuddling, while Eames walks Arthur through all the things he wants to do to him.
Arthur allows a little smooch, playing all coy, but...
He doesn't exactly protest when Eames pounces on him.
No, Arthur doesn't protest at all.
In fact, what's the opposite of protesting?
Ariadne, sick of all the very loud sounds emerging from Eames' room, heads next door to play with little James Cobb. (No lie, she actually asked Cobb to talk about 'Career')
And Arthur finally gets to spend the night worn out, satisfied, and cuddled up next to Eames.
At first, Arthur and Eames are merely roommates. They see each other at breakfast, and conversation is pleasant for the most part, even if Eames does eat like he was raised by wolves, and openly ogles Arthur in his boss dressing gown.
They live with teen!Ariadne, who tends to have to feed herself while the boys flirt with each other. For some reason, the neighbourhood is okay with a teenage girl living with two strange men to whom she is not related.
Eames does his best to behave himself, but it's not easy when Arthur comes inside from swimming and doesn't even put a shirt on before settling down with his logic book.
Work is never over... Arthur aims for Perfect Mind, Perfect Body, and once he's gotten everything he can get out of the Science career, he'll be moving on to more physical challenges.
But, in his lonely room, Arthur also dreams about the thief down the hall...
Eames dreams about stealing the Mona Lisa, but...
He also dreams about watching Arthur study science shirtless. And, he's got a space open in his double bed...
The next day, Eames tells Arthur all about his plans to jack the Mona Lisa, but he's really thinking about how much he likes Arthur's habit of hanging out in a swimsuit.
Eames helps Ariadne with her homework while Arthur is busy working towards a promotion. There's a table not two feet from them, but they sit on the floor... In exchange, he demands Arthur wooing advice, working under the assumption that teenage girls have all the answers when it comes to these things.
Finally, one day, it happens. Eames stares Arthur down hungrily from across the room...
He crowds in for a little 'hey, good lookin'', and Arthur's icy, logical facade melts just a little.
Scratch that-- Arthur's icy, logical facade melts a lot. He lets Eames feel him up a little in the living room while Ariadne once more finds herself stuck with dinner duty.
Eames is pretty happy with this turn of events.
Ariadne winds up eating alone. It won't be the last time the boys miss 'family dinner time' for canoodling.
She gets through washing dishes while Eames continues to tongue Arthur.
Arthur gets ready for bed-- but not for his dinky little twin bed, oh no. Time for a major step in the relationship.
By the time he's done giving himself a pep talk in the mirror, Eames is already fast asleep. Oh well...
Eames is already thinking about babies.
Arthur makes sure to be an attentive and flattering boyfriend, now that he and Eames are sleeping together. He's hoping it won't always be so sadly literal.
After an exhausting night sneaking out, followed by a hard day of work, though, Eames falls asleep on Arthur yet again. Arthur doesn't mind, though-- he's got a book he's been meaning to read.
Eames wakes up, though, and he's intent on taking Arthur's mind off his book.
Arthur may not think much of Eames' bunny slippers, but he is very interested in the activities he proposes.
They start with a little cuddling, while Eames walks Arthur through all the things he wants to do to him.
Arthur allows a little smooch, playing all coy, but...
He doesn't exactly protest when Eames pounces on him.
No, Arthur doesn't protest at all.
In fact, what's the opposite of protesting?
Ariadne, sick of all the very loud sounds emerging from Eames' room, heads next door to play with little James Cobb. (No lie, she actually asked Cobb to talk about 'Career')
And Arthur finally gets to spend the night worn out, satisfied, and cuddled up next to Eames.