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[ OLD CHARACTER POSTS. Mike Chilton | Chuck ]
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The Doctor (11th) || Doctor Who
this got a little big oops
[wednessday, it's wednesday again. any random wednesday for him, but a consecutive one for her. waiting for him a bit more confidently now since they've been to Hedgewick's, but of course when that question comes to 'where do you want to go' she'll have not a damn clue what to say. but now she's the boss, she knows it and can't let him take it away again]
[so instead of pacing around, ol clara is leaning against the side of the door, checking her watch repeatedly as she listens for that godawful TARDIS noise to fill the air]
i am definitely not late at all
[if clara is hoping to hear that beautiful sound of his ship landing, she is in no luck. she does, however, get the privilege of seeing him hopping and wobbling his way across a garden, nearly into a bush, tiny spin to his heel before he runs across the street and stops right in front of the house.]
Wednesday! It is Wednesday, right? Of course it is, you were obviously waiting for me. Hello! Ready to go? Come on, then!
better late than never
[quietly judging him. not really. as she pushes herself off the frame and bounds down the porch to meet him]
Where's the ship? [is she on first name basis with it. it feels weird, dont make her. did you mispark it]
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Somewhere over... there, in that general direction. There'll be a bit of walking, but you don't mind that, do you? It'll give you the chance to think of what do you want to do today, which brings me to my next question: Where do you want to go? Or... when, that's a fair question too, in this case.
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[and no miss bossypants doesnt know where to go yet but she'll never admit it]
Don't you ever get sick of travelling through the Earth's timeline? What about other planets, other..species.
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Now, when I say 'where' I do mean anywhere, even other planets. Have I not taken you to places far off, out there... [rounding her shoulders with one arm, and gesturing at the sky with his other hand.] I mean, literally anywhere. All the lady must do is ask.
[assuming she knows other planets' names of course.]
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ghh sorry about that.
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PORTHOS COME OUT
They had been working together for some time now, it was entirely normal to entertain coworkers in his expansive house. After all, when the 99th precinct threw its annual 4th of July party, he offered his home without question. Still, this was the first time he had ever invited less than five people into his abode since Anne died. She wanted this house and all its trappings, the pool and the stables and the acres of yard. Without her, it got lonely with only the dogs and the cat and the horses and the fully-stocked wine cellar.
But as he prepares a small feast in the open kitchen, he wonders how nice it will be to have company he trusts over, even though it's entirely to raw of territory to be entirely comfortable with. The house was big enough that if they destroyed a part of it out of some secret spite he never saw before, the rest will survive quite easily. It's with that cheery thought that he glanced up from his meticulous preparations at the sound of the doorbell. Ah, one of them was here. He turned down the burner and wiped his hands on a towel before making the journey through the foyer to the front door.
With a hint of a smile, he pulled the door open,] I see you found your way after all.
THROWS
So with backpack over his shoulders, he rides his bike up to the remote location. At some point he actually thinks he got lost, but he catches a glimpse of the house, lights on, and continues down the roads until he's rolling to a halt in front of the doorway.
He still stands there, staring up at the house for a while in dumbstruck awe, before he rings the doorbell, eyes glancing over the neatly trimmed plants beneath the windows while he waits.]
I was starting to think I got it wrong. [He answers with a smile when the door opens, arching an eyebrow at Athos.] Sometimes I have a hard time believing you actually do have a bigass house.
SURPRISE TACKLES
When he pulls into the huge circular drive in front of Athos' huge, ridiculous mansion, he can see Porthos' equally ridiculous bike already parked and ready, which means he's the last to arrive. He doesn't care, he likes to make an entrance, and arriving last is the easiest way to do that.
He's been to Athos' ridiculous mansion a few times already, for precinct parties and the like, and he's learned not to question him about it. The one time he did, his already reticent friend got even quieter, and had a haunted look in his eyes as he told him that his deceased wife had wanted a big house, and he just hadn't the heart to sell it and move to someplace smaller. Ever since then, Aramis has decided never, ever, to bring it up. No matter how much he wants to.
He doesn't bother ringing the bell, just opens the door and strides right in.]
Okay, I'm here, we can get this party started!
EYYYYYYY
Yes, I've heard that before. [Still he beckons them to follow him as he makes his way back across the foyer to the expansive kitchen.] I hope you both came hungry. Seems I've prepared too much.
[That part's not unusual either. It's been a while since he's had another mouth to feed in the house, but he always quietly hopes there will be one, despite never inviting anyone outside of the parties. That is, until this night.]
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His stomach grumbles at the mention of food, and he follows after Athos as he shrugs off both his backpack and jacket, dropping them together on a corner somewhere.]
Give us the food, we'll see if it's too much.
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He dumps his duffel on the floor of the hallway and immediately ducks down to greet Athos' dogs, his two favorite creatures, laughing as the pitbull leaps into the air to try and lick his face.] I think your dogs like me better than you do, man. [He grins up at Athos and Porthos both, then finally stands after a few more ear-scratches.
The promise of food is enough to make him abandon the puppies, no matter how cute they are.] Don't worry, I think we can manage to eat you out of house and home.
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[ Anders doesn't need to be told much of anything when it comes to this. You could call it his area of expertise, even, and if Blaine's flirting techniques aren't the best it really doesn't matter, since Anders likes to run the show anyway, to take the lead if you will.
Feelings, though, he doesn't do that. Especially not when he's come to the States for a week-long stay, and in a couple of days he'll be going back to Kiwiland. And this, it's just the kind of fun and distraction he'd been hoping for even before getting here. Nothing like a good shag or two to keep his spirits up.
He followed that suggestion, of course, and took a hot shower, and just as he's stepping out of the tub there's the knocking of the door. So he makes his way there, patting himself down only slightly on the way, then slinging the towel over his shoulder as he peeks through the peephole.
Then, with a smile and no shame whatsoever, he opens the door. ] Hi. Oh, right--
[ He grabs the towel from his shoulder and throws it to the ground. ] Forgo the towel.
hilarious. i was about to move it to mine! great minds
That and the semi-rude first text Anders had sent out.
He hopes it hadn't been a mass-text.
Anders makes good on his promise, if in a theatrical way. It elicits a blush, followed closely by a laugh. His eyes go from the towel up Anders' body, unable to take some extra time crotch level before meeting his eyes once again. ]
You take direction well. Hey.
haha indeed!
He waits until Blaine's inside, then closes the door, turning around to face him, smirk sly across his lips. ]
Ah, but now I'm feeling terribly underdressed.
[ To go with his words, he steps closer, reaching for his jacket and tugging him closer, slowly undoing the buttons one by one. ]
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I hate being overdressed. [ He doesn't. He lives overdressed. ] I missed the dress code last night.
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A tragedy, but it can be remedied. As soon as we fix any dress code malfunctions right now. [ Sorry, but no dice. The coat just gets dropped to the ground in an almost dismissive manner, then Anders goes on to the next piece of clothing, this time leaning a little closer to press a light kiss on his lips. ]
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He takes the kiss, raising his arms up so Anderson can lift Blaine's shirt over his head. He's nothing if not helpful in these situations. He's also not timid, not really. He had his night to get to know this guy, to tip-toe around him. Now, he's confident. Confident enough to deepen that kiss and press Anders against the door (despite having to end it seconds later, his shirt does have to come off.) ]
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HTML, curses.
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sorry for disappearing...!
it happens!
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[ He doesn't get cold feet, no. Still, that doesn't mean he's not a little nervous about the whole thing, and admittedly unsure, but just like he'd told her, he sends her a quick text when he actually manages to calm himself down to a point in which he won't overthink this. Or tries to, at least.
The door feels a little too solid when he's physically standing right in front of it, and he freezes there for a few good minutes, still in the same clothes he had in the morning, his hair pretty much the same mess of curls as when he left to come here. For a moment he wonders if he should have fixed himself up a little - is that something people do? - then he's concerned that maybe he should've bought condoms - doesn't feel right of him to just assume she would have them, or that they would even be his size.
But it's a little too late to be thinking about that now. He's told her he was on his way a while ago, not to mention that knowing Natasha, she probably already knows he's been standing right outside the door for minutes now. So he shakes the worries from his head, raises a hand and rings the doorbell. ]
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She's just dressed in simple jeans and a soft cotton tank, her hair gathered back off her face in a ponytail. She leans against the doorframe, arms crossed over her chest as she gives him a crooked smile. ]
Hey.
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Ah, I... [ He's not even sure where he was going with that, so after a moment he closes his mouth again, nodding and lowering his head, eyes diverting from hers. ] Hi.
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Come on in. I wasn't sure you'd show.
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You know what, neither was I. For a while there.
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[ It's a statement, but there's a hint of a question lingering there well as she holds a hand out to him, patient in invitation. ]
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