RP: First Date

[jasontravis]

Date: July 27, 2011
Characters: Shosh Wise, Jase Travis
Location: Jase's House
Status: Private
Summary: Jase and Shosh have their first date.
Completion: Complete

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[shoshana_wise]

"That depends on how this night goes, City boy." Shosh quipped, smirking slightly. She wasn't under any illusions, right now this was infatuation, and until they got to know each other better she wasn't going to count on holding his attention. "Oh, do you? Well be on your best behavior and I just might let you pick that option." She teased, knowing she liked Jase, and god, the physical attraction was unbelievable, but for the first time in awhile she wanted to get to know who a guy was under that all, and that was kind of new for her.

Shosh made a soft noise as he whispered against her skin. "Fuck, you mean I've got time traveling abilities now? Turning you back into a teenager and shit like that." She didn't want to admit that he was doing the same to her, or making her act like a silly girl, but he was. She missed the contact when he moved away from her a little, and sighed softly at his words. "Well then, clearly you've got a few marbles loose in that head of yours." She countered, unwilling she was amazing or incredible or anything else like that, Jase didn't know her well enough to think those things, not yet anyway....he hadn't seen her worst traits yet. Shosh groaned softly as he pulled the strap of her dress back up, taking that as a signal that for the moment they weren't going further then that.

Part of her respected him for that though, that he wasn't just going to haul her ass off to bed before getting to know her better, and not just as Ad's friend or Sloane's Mama. "Not going to hold you to that." She replied honestly as he pulled back from the kiss, though she wouldn't mind hearing it again. "Well they sure as hell aren't supposed to start with groping in the kitchen like this." Shosh laughed, smirking when he pointed out they weren't typical people. "Fuck, think I'm the furthest thing from typical." She replied. "So, dinner now....." She paused, glancing at Jase. "And you should probably put your shirt back on." Although Shosh wouldn't complain, it would just be easier to focus if he wasn't half naked sitting across from her while they ate.

[jasontravis]

Jase snorted slightly at the nickname. Sometimes he worried that owning the shop made him seem like someone he wasn't. "City Boy?" he repeated, raising an eyebrow. "Just 'cause I'm not a cowboy doesn't make me no stinkin' City Boy." His mama would have laughed herself silly at the thought. He grinned at her playfully. "My best behavior? I might be able to manage that. For you." It wasn't because she was Ad's best friend or Sloane's Mama. There was something about Shosh that he just sorta clicked with.

"You've definitely got some sort of ability," Jase muttered under his breath, still fighting for his self control. Shosh deserved a little tenderness, in his opinion. He had a feeling she hadn't received a lot of it in her life. He kissed her neck again softly, nuzzling right below her earlobe before withdrawing completely, ignoring her statement about having a few marbles loose.

He shook his head a little, frowning at her. Even if this was all that they were and they never went further than this date and being friends, Shosh was still incredible in his mind. He'd just have to stick around and convince her of that, even if it was only in the capacity of Ad's cousin. "Incredible," he repeated evenly, his eyes on hers before laughing slightly. "I think you might be right. C'mon, Ad'll kill me if I completely ruin dinner." He looked around for his shirt, shooting her a mischievous look. "Aw, c'mon, y'know you like me half-naked." He was well aware of his physique, kept up from basketball and weight-lifting. He missed football, missed the feel of a good long game, but that was something he would always miss now. He spotted his shirt and tugged it on, asking, "So. In the essence of dinner, what can I get you to drink? Beer, water, wine?"

[shoshana_wise]

Shosh nodded, her face set in a mock-seriously look. "Yes, City Boy." She confirmed, smirking slightly. "You grew up in city, didn't you?" Shosh countered, and the nickname hadn't been meant as an insult, more as a fact. He was male, and as far as she knew he had been raised in the city. "Okay, okay. Not a City Boy." She finally relented, holding her hands up in the air and laughing as he said he would try and manage to be on his best behavior. "Oh, only might?"

"I should see if I can make money off of it." Shosh laughed, only catching some of his muttered comment. She was and would always be tough, and cracking comments and likely never believe she was incredible, that just wasn't her. She was confident yes, but not delusional, she knew her faults well. She hummed softly as he pressed another kiss to her neck, and fought back any kind of disappointment when he pulled away entirely.

She didn't like that frown, it made her uneasy and wonder why he was frowning. Though she figured it was likely something she said, because she was always saying something or other, but she wasn't going to ask what it was. She didn't argue the second time he called her 'Incredible', figuring that maybe it was her continued argument that she wasn't incredible that was upsetting him. "In your mind, maybe." So she couldn't keep herself from making some kind of comment. "Fuck, we can't have Ad' killing you." Not while Shosh was trying to figure out what Jase was to her. "I do, but it's not going to be conducive with me focusing on talking and dinner." Shosh replied honestly, let her gaze follow his actions as he tugged his shirt back on. She paused at his question on something to drink. "I'd love to say beer, but I feel like wine should be what I ask for." though she was more a beer girl then she was a wine one.

[jasontravis]

"Outskirts," Jase said, grinning. "Not quite country, not quite city," he amended, smirking at her. "So I suppose you're half right." He caught her hands, kissing the knuckles before letting them go and waggling his eyebrows at her. "And I suppose, for you, I can be a perfect gentleman."

He snorted at her words, shaking his head. "Think that type of ability might get you arrested if you try to make money off of it, Shoshana," he teased lightly. "But I'd be your best client if you tried."

Rolling his eyes, he let it go but made a promise to himself that if this worked out, he'd convince her that she really was incredible. He laughed slightly, shaking his head. "No, Ad' killing me would be a problem." He finished buttoning up his shirt before going to the bottle of wine. "Start with wine, finish with beer?" he offered, tossing her another smile as he poured them both glasses of wine before checking the sauce. "This is ready any time you want to eat," he added, handing her glass to her.