Who: Jasper and Crysta
What: discussing Beowulf in class
When: ...you know, I'm not actually sure
Where: a university classroom in Chicago
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In which Crysta is nearly late to class and, Jasper is a grumpbucket, but he could be worse. Who: Jasper, Crysta, and a very foolish mugger
What: a mugger has a very bad night
When: later that night,
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"I feel everything," he explained with a soft sigh. "Constantly, from everyone. Except for you." He looked up at her from under his hair, where the wind had tugged it into his eyes again. "It's a little like losing your eyesight, if you didn't have eyelids. Talking to you is like talking to a very attractive ghost."
He chastised himself for that, even as he bit back an amused look at the change in her pulse. He hadn't missed that shiver. This was too easy.
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"I don't know." His voice was soft as well, his focus distracted by the scant few inches between her fingertips and his nose. This was so dangerous. He was so monstrously thirsty, and she was right here with him, alone and so very, very appealing...
It was all he could do to duck away from her touch, and to turn his head so that he could take in air that wasn't so contaminated by her scent. It was only a brief moment or two before he could give her an apologetic look, accompanied by a gentle squeeze of her hand.
"Careful. I have...indescribably poor self control."
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And then the moment was gone and over, his face turning away from her touch as he took in a deep breath of air. Her hand seemed to float there, where she was once touching him, before she slowly pulled it back to herself, glad though that he still kept his grip on her other hand.
At his apologetic look, she gave him an understanding one instead, her thumb brushing over his knuckles lightly. "I trust you."
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So nodding, she glanced towards the horizon, the odd hues the sun was throwing off washing over her face. "It is." She agreed, but didn't say anything about leaving. A small, desperate part of her, wanted to hold on to this, just for a little longer.
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