Layla had woken up with no Jamie beside her, and for a moment felt a queer sort of panic that made her question her sanity more than the island usually did. After a moment, during which time Richards had slunk up the bed to tuck his wet nose against her jaw and wag his tail a little, she recalled that she had been up, earlier, to let the dog in,
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She'd let the damn dog in. The dog, who I purposefully left outside of the room last night. The dog, who I might remind you, is named after a certain Mr. Fantastic.
Yelling Richards' name at the sky, it turns out, is remarkably therapeutic. It's no wonder Doom does it so often.Jamie'd already been to the Rec Centre and back by the time he crossed paths with Layla, showered, if no less internally frustrated from the morning's cancelled plans. Though in reality he felt no better than he had ( ... )
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Layla stood still for a moment while a few dozen quips whipped through her head, before she started forward at a run and only stopped when she had her arms around his neck. She kissed him.
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Letting out a muffled sigh against her mouth, his hands easily found her hips, tugging her closer without much thought to their location. He turned them on the spot, leaning up against a nearby tree, wincing a little as a branch dug into one of his bruises, just enough to startle him into breaking away, breathless. His gaze lowering first to her mouth, and then back up to her eyes, he asked, "Jeez, if you wanted to do that, why'd you let the dog in?"
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"You're the center of his black and white universe."
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