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The First Time Meme
THE ❝FIRST TIME❞ MEME |
RULES! ♥ Leave a comment with your character's name and fandom. ♥ When replying, RNG for a number between 1 and 7. The number you get corresponds with the kind of "first time" sex you're having ♥ Go from there! The sky's the limit. |
THE LIST! 01] Romantic | You waited and waited and waited for the right moment to take this final step with your partner, and it really paid off; neither of you can imagine this night (or day!) to be any better than it is right now. 02] The Only Time | You know somewhere in your heart that you won't be getting a second chance for this. The relationship is forbidden, or they're moving away, or you're moving away, or something is tearing this relationship apart, and that may be the last thing you want. 03] Set-Up | ... Oh. Well. Someone nudged you and this other person together, the one that you may have loved or hated or been friends with your entire life. It isn't completely by choice, but it doesn't sound like that bad of an idea... Or maybe it does. Who knows? 04] Experience Difference | One of you knows exactly what to do, and the other doesn't! Maybe they're just a natural at this kind of thing... or maybe there's a thing or two they haven't told you yet. 05] Hesitant | One (or both) of you aren't quite sure if you're ready for this next big step... at the same time, you want this to happen, though the thought makes butterflies flutter around in the pit of your stomach. 06] Awkward | It feels like everything that can go wrong does go wrong. Relax? You can't relax! This is s-s-s-s-sex-- oh, boy, there's another mistake. 07] Wildcard | This is the "other" option. Choose any of the above or create your own! [credit goes to ![]() |
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Keeping silent is a bit of a struggle, especially after he yells for John, but she bites her lip and stays still waiting to see if anything gives her presence away. She was careful to close the window this time and to put anything she touched exactly where she found it. Not that it matters since he'll find her eventually; it's just another game. But he doesn't come rushing in, and she allows herself to breathe shallowly as she listens to him moving about.
When he finally walks in, the anticipation has built almost to a peak — though any tension is immediately dissipated by the sight of the toothbrush hanging out of his mouth. Her stockinged feet whisper against the covers as she sets the book down and shifts sideways to face him better.]
Going to bed already?
[She says it so casually. As if this were perfectly normal, co-opting his flat as a crash space while she's in town.]
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[There's a moment that he stands there, just looking at her, then he takes the toothbrush out of his mouth and gives her a quizzical look, as if to say 'What the hell are you doing here when you're pretending to be dead?' He looks like he might try to verbalize it, but then he holds up the finger of his free hand to say 'One moment' and turns around and stalks back to the bathroom.]
[Even though she's waiting there, he does finish brushing his teeth. A lady in his room in a cocktail dress isn't going to make him change his routine. Things like that never have.]
[The sink eventually stops running and then he comes back into his bedroom, leaning against the doorway with his hands in his pockets and the same quizzical expression on his face.]
It may not have looked like it but I put in an awful lot of effort to get you out of Karachi and into hiding you know.
[Not that he thinks John would give her up to Mycroft or anything, but being anywhere at all near his flat probably isn't the brightest idea.]
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That quizzical look is met with a tilt of the head and a raised brow, as if to say, "Yes, so?"]
Since I don't intend to stay in hiding for the rest of my life, I don't see how that matters.
[Not that she was ungrateful for the rescue at the time, but, well, he did sort of put her there in the first place. As far as her safety goes, he doesn't have room to talk. She stretches out one leg, continuing.]
The world turns, Mr. Holmes. I've been busy.
[As a little bee. She's not quite ready to return to the public eye under her own name; it takes years to build up the sort of political ammunition she once held. But she's been making contacts, playing games. Biding her time. There are deals in the works that ensure some small measure of security.
It isn't safe to be here, no, but she isn't worried either.]
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[Simple, to the point, and it's not at all surprising that he is.]
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[What, expecting a straight answer? To be honest, she herself doesn't have a clear-cut reason why she came to Baker Street rather than, well, anywhere else. She was tipsy when she called the cab and it seemed like a good idea.]
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And you decided to break into my flat for some light reading.
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[Her tone suggests he should be grateful she chose the book and not one of the many more intrusive options.]
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Oh, no, by all means. Go about your evening as planned.
[He's entertaining just by being himself.]
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[There's an odd little internal struggle that goes on as he stands there. One the one hand, she's in his bed, making it difficult to go about his routine. On the other hand, if he doesn't go about his routine, it's proof she's gotten under his skin, and he feels vaguely like it means he'd lose at this little game they're playing right now.]
[Ultimately, he opts to go over to his dresser and pull out a pair of pyjama bottoms and a t-shirt, then leaves to go to the bathroom. When he comes back, he's in said pyjamas, he grabs his dressing gown off the hook on the back of the door, shrugs it on, grabs the forensics journal he'd wanted to take a glance at before bed, and plops into the bed next to her. Kicking his legs up and crossing them, he starts reading, as if she's not even there.]
[You go ahead and sit there next to him with your cocktail dress up around your hips, Miss Adler. This article on Forensic DNA typing (biology, technology, and genetics of STR markers) is far, far more interesting.]
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What? Just because she doesn't want him to make any special accommodations on her part, it doesn't mean she plans to let him read in peace. That would be tragically dull.
Besides, as it so happens, it is an interesting article — even if some of the finer details are going over her head.]
Next page, when you're ready.
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[He is just...going to read the hell out of this article. You are not there, Irene, you are not being distracting. This is science. It is far more interesting than well-dressed women who utterly fascinate him.]
[He turns the page.]
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And all the while she's staring intently at the page and making little interested noises to herself under her breath because, really, this is just so fascinating. How Sherlock could possibly be distracted from it she will never know.]
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[There is a moment that he lays there with the journal on his chest and then he places it on his bedside table, edges away from her just slightly, and settles down in bed, head settling on his pillow, looking up at the ceiling. He doesn't climb under the comforter because she's pinning it down with her body, so he just wraps his robe around himself and closes his eyes.]
[There. Routine achieved. Nice try, Miss Adler, but you haven't managed to distract him or provoke any reaction in him whatsoever.]
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It's awfully early.
[She props herself on her side, watching him.]
Are you that tired?
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[He's lying through his teeth.]
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Well, now I'm disappointed. Someone's done my job for me.
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Mmm, surely you can be more creative in your innuendo than that.
[He lays there, looking bored and utterly disinterested.]
Then again, it'll be difficult to top "dinner" as a euphemism.
[For once, just for once, he's trying to get a rise out of her.]
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It took you long enough to catch on.
[Her tone is mild, not rising to the bait yet. Come on, Sherlock. "I'm not hungry. Let's have dinner." She knows how obvious that was.]
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[His breathing isn't as calm as it could be. For someone who's supposedly trying to fall asleep, he seems more agitated--or excited--then someone who's winding down for the night.]
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[Whether she's referring to Karachi or something else is unclear. Still watching him from her position on her side, she pays special attention to the rise and fall of his chest. Uneven. Looks like a case of "I'm not sleepy, let's go to bed" from where she's sitting.
The hand that was playing with the comforter creeps over to touch the sleeve of his dressing gown.]
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[At first.]
[Then, even though he keeps his eyes closed, his hand reaches out and his fingertips brush against hers.]
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Her hand stills momentarily, fingers poised just above the fabric, then moves to rest on top of his.]
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Wisps of hair are coming loose from her elaborate up-do as a result of laying against the pillow, and her dress is still bunched up a good 4 or 5 inches higher than the actual hemline. It's a casual sort of disarray, born of comfort. She looks perfectly at home reclining there on her side.
Of course, she's not quite as calm as she looks. Her pulse sped up when he turned to look at her, and her mind is racing even faster as she tries to determine his intentions.]
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Back from vacation!
/confetti and streamers
sorry for the edits
pfft don't worry about it
totally cribbing wording from a moffat interview here, lol
haha, nicely done
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