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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"I'm sure I can find a shirt somewhere around here," Annie decided, tilting her head with a sigh and finding a firmer grip on Diego's hip. And barring that, maybe a sheet would do? Again, they were probably never going to see these people again. Annie's shame was also on vacation. "It'll give me a chance to practice my new signature some more."
Technically speaking, Annie Hargreeves wouldn't be official until she was back in Fandom and had filled out some paperwork. But that didn't seem to matter as far as signing for room service and such, so far.
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And like, her maiden name was a pretty great one. Annie knew from great names. "And I like hearing it." Partly because it was also still so new that she kind of had to remind herself who was being talked to when people addressed her as Mrs. (or, here in Mexico, SeƱora) Hargreeves.
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There was just something really nice about sharing Diego's name. Maybe it was a little regressive of her to enjoy it as much as she was, but Annie didn't much care.
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Okay, so, she said his name all the time. But maybe it'd be really hot now.
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"I love you, Diego Hargreeves," she whispered, and then bit his earlobe lightly.
A little added commentary with his name seemed appropriate.
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They were so weird sometimes.
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"We have hot everything," Annie countered, maybe a little nonsensical. But she thought she was allowed -- both because she thought it was emphatically true, but also because she was hooking a leg around Diego's hip just to give that rolling a little more emphasis.
Which meant that everything was more of a half-groaned word, but oh well.
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The leg around his hip was not going to make him stop moving his hips any time soon. He put one of his hands on said leg to ensure that Annie wouldn't move it (as if she wanted to).
Thoughts of room service were all but forgotten now.
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Her hand found its way around to Diego's back, and while no one had injuries-injuries, she was probably adding to a little bit of an existing collection of scratches given how she was running her nails down his spine.
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Hopefully not falling off the bed in the process.
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Maybe whoever delivered that food eventually would hear what was going on inside and just...leave it? 'Cause Annie was pretty likely to ignore a knock at this point, too.
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"I love you too," he murmured, ducking his head down to kiss his way down her chest.
At least they've been doing this so much lately they wouldn't have the clothing hiccups they usually did.
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Annie arched her back under Diego, her hand finding its (natural, if you asked her) place in his hair. And speaking of his hair, while she still occasionally missed it a little longer, there were few things Annie enjoyed as much as playing with Diego's hair as she was doing now, just lightly threading the strands between her fingers.
Give her a second and a little less patience and that would turn into pulling, of course. But right now, she could take her time a little.
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Maybe a little more nonsense, sure, but it was true. And kind of romantic, to boot.
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Which was mean, he knew that.
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For the record, Annie had probably been plenty 'mean' this way, the past week and a half.
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Still, the tugging did push him to be a little nicer, moving his hand to where she wanted it, pressing two of his fingers against her but not pushing in just yet. Patience was a virtue, right?
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"Can't blame me for impatience," Annie noted, shifting her hips again to try to find some friction against his fingers even if he was holding back, and leaning up to bite at the base of Diego's neck. Oh, no, the consequences of impatience! How terrible! "I mean, look at you."
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But then he had to go and give in, and all cute comments were chased out of Annie's brain in favor of instead concentrating how good that felt.
"Fuck yes," she sighed, arching her hips up (impatiently, yes.) "More."
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