The past does factor into that, she feels, but she's reluctant to tarnish a sweet moment when they've already said their parts. Instead, she smiles and nuzzles the underside of his jaw.
“The finest takeout a man could buy, carefully packaged to look like it came from our own kitchen,” he says. “It’s that or I roast up some beef or a coney over a spit in the backyard.”
Jill pats his chest with an amused smile. Never to fear. She's already got a menu planned of sandwiches and leftovers.
"We have plenty food here to take," she assures him, but there seems to be no urgency on her end to get up to get ready as she snuggles into him again. "I wouldn't make you do so much work for something that was my idea, after all."
"Were you able to make edible meals, you'd have less need for me. We can't have that," she teases. Oh, he's fully capable of taking care of himself, but their standard of living has increased since coming to the city.
“I need you for a great many more things than cooking, my love,” he says, and he gently rolls them over, pressing her into the sheets and weighing her down with his body. He sighs contentedly. “I need you to tell me when I’m being a fool.”
"Give yourself more credit. You would be good even without me," she says, continuing to scratch her big puppydog of a lover. "I only make sure you take care of yourself."
"Perhaps I would be," he concedes, and he breathes out comfortably, weight settling even heavier on her. "Though I do think you need more credit, as well. I would not be here at all without you."
"Do you really wish to do this?" She teases, giving his hair a playful tug. "You saved my life and gave me a home. I would not be here at all without you."
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"What do we do next, Clive?"
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“Today? Or in the greater picture?”
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It's been a bumpy morning but she still wants to spend the day with him.
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He runs a hand over the back of her head.
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He looks best with the light on his hair and the warmth tanning his skin. It's not quite summer, of course, but he runs hot, anyway.
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Gentle and loving as she is with him, she likes giving him a fright even now and then, too.
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“The finest takeout a man could buy, carefully packaged to look like it came from our own kitchen,” he says. “It’s that or I roast up some beef or a coney over a spit in the backyard.”
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"We have plenty food here to take," she assures him, but there seems to be no urgency on her end to get up to get ready as she snuggles into him again. "I wouldn't make you do so much work for something that was my idea, after all."
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Just because he's willing to do anything for her doesn't mean he should.
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"You're not often foolish," she promises. "You've always had a good head and a good heart, Clive."
Just that when he is a fool, he goes all out.
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“I save my foolish moments for special occasions,” he says. “My heart remains good because of your good heart.
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"This is the one battle against you I will win," he warns her, fondly. "I only made it a home because of you."
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"I am! And trying to seduce me doesn't change that," she warns, voice fond. But there's no effort to get away--not that she could, under his weight.
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