Diego Hargreeves (
knife_bender) wrote2022-10-26 07:28 am
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A Hotel in Mexico | Wednesday Afternoon
It had been a really, really good honeymoon so far. Sure, they hadn't found any untouched ancient ruins to explore and potentially break, but they had been to the beach a lot, and seen some truly awesome views.
And there was also the part where they'd occasionally spend a day not leaving the hotel suite, like today. Those days were just as good. Shame it'd be over in a few days.
"Look, this food has been great," Diego said, looking over the room service menu. "But I'm actually kind of dying for a cheeseburger right now."
[For the wife!]
And there was also the part where they'd occasionally spend a day not leaving the hotel suite, like today. Those days were just as good. Shame it'd be over in a few days.
"Look, this food has been great," Diego said, looking over the room service menu. "But I'm actually kind of dying for a cheeseburger right now."
[For the wife!]

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She got that. Everything here was awesome and fresh and delicious and there were definitely a few things (like this room and the beach and the honeymoon of it all, but also the food) that she'd miss when they returned to Fandom in a few days, but something greasy that tasted like home also sounded kinda great.
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Remember fries, Annie?
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And then she said the most Midwestern thing she had ever said in her life.
"Think they have ranch?"
She had not seen ranch dressing anywhere near this resort for the better part of a fortnight, but that didn't mean they weren't hiding it somewhere in case some chick from Iowa wanted to dip her fries in something great.
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They only had a few days of appending 'honeymoon' to things as a descriptor; Annie was gonna take what she could still get, there.
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That was the rules, Diego. And also something she was just not at all sick of referencing yet.
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(Which was an emphatic yes on the shake, and her skin would survive just fine.)
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She also thought she was pretty much great at being a wife so far, based on this honeymoon.
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Little did Annie know, of course, that by this time next year, she would have severely diminished interest in nude beaches. At least for herself.
"And thank you," she added, leaning in for another kiss. "I think we're both really well suited to these positions."
The positions of being married to each other, that is.
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That was probably true for life. Like, the day Annie said no to whipped cream was the day to check her temperature or whether she'd crawled out of a pod.
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Annie would dive into something that covered her up as soon as that knock came, mind you -- possibly just bed -- but...until then, it seemed like a shame.
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He could also order it with Annie doing her level best to distract him on the phone, so good luck with that.
(At least they'd chosen a popular enough honeymoon destination that the staff here was definitely used to couples acting like this?)
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"If I order something weird by accident it's your fault for distracting me." But he was tilting his neck towards her, so obviously he didn't care that much.
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To be fair, she had also seen it as a girlfriendly duty, and then a fiancée-ly duty, too.
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Want being the operative word, and don't mind Annie shifting around to his side so she could drape her bare legs across his lap. Just to help with his focus, okay?
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Like the sunken treasure or whatever they still hadn't found. They still had days left here! It was possible!
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