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Otherwordly Meme
1. Post a comment with your character's name, canon, and any preferences you may have (no shipping, no smut, etc.)
2. Leave the comment blank or post a word or two in the body.
It may also help if you list scenarios you would like to play.
3. Reply to other people, either with words you picked out, or words they posted as prompts for a thread.
2. Leave the comment blank or post a word or two in the body.
It may also help if you list scenarios you would like to play.
3. Reply to other people, either with words you picked out, or words they posted as prompts for a thread.
( A cleanup of the previous Otherwordly Meme. )
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She leaned forward to give him another quick peck on the lips before she climbed back in through the window. It was so much warmer in his apartment she almost let out a sigh of relief, but she didn't want him to think she had been at all uncomfortable doing that for him. Alex had really enjoyed it, and she was glad he had too.
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"Can I take your shirt off?" It didn't bother him; he wanted to see.
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She had a few scars from gunshot wounds, but the scratches were, by far, her worst.
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He could see the raised marks left from those injuries, the smaller marks and scars from others. He hadn't really thought about it before now, but he supposed it didn't surprise him to see scars. It didn't sound like her life, her world, was an easy place to live.
"There's something I should show you," he said softly. He shed his sweatshirt, and then his shirt. His skin was smooth, and pale, but there were two angry scars marking it. One nearly dead center in his chest, the other lower, to the left, near his rib cage. These were raised, too, but they hadn't quite faded yet, still relatively new to his body.
He wasn't as marked up as she was, clearly. But she wasn't alone in being marked.
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"Is it all right if I ask what happened?" Her brow was furrowed in concern. "These look like stab wounds; ones that could have killed you."
Not that she didn't have her fair share of scars from wounds that could have killed her, but it was to be expected where she came from. She hadn't expected him to have scars from wounds so severe.
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"Remember I told you the last time I tried to make friends with someone she had a lot to work through? And it didn't work out? Well... it didn't work out because she tried to kill me."
He doesn't sound bitter or angry. Just sad.
"I think she was having delusions. I think she wound up thinking I was one of them."
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She ran her fingers over the marks again, suddenly feeling bad for worrying about her own scars. Scars were par for the course where she came from, but things were so much different here. Dukken should have never had to endure such a thing.
"I'm sorry," she said softly as she wrapped her arms around him and pulled him closer, not worrying that she was only wearing a bra and panties.
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She drew back, running her fingers over the claw marks that marred such a large area of her skin.
"Do you really want to touch something so awful?"
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"These aren't awful. They mark where awful things happen. But they're not awful on their own. They're part of who we are."
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She wrapped her arms around him again, holding him close.
"You're right. They are just marks of where bad things have happened."
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He wrapped his arms around her and gently steered her toward the bed, moving to lower her onto it.
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He lowered his head, pressing kisses along her jaw, then down the side of her neck.
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