Isabelle Lightwood (
seveninchmotto) wrote2018-11-25 09:15 pm
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Saint James Paris Hotel, Paris, Sunday
So, Isabelle Lightwood was a married woman. At least according to the customs of the mundane world.
And more importantly -- okay, maybe not more importantly, but pretty importantly all the same, she was a married woman who was yet to have a proper honeymoon. Oh, sure, they'd had those few days in Vegas, but they'd also had Beth around for most of it. And while Isabelle loved Flick's mother from the bottom of her heart, it didn't really make for what her understanding of a real honeymoon was.
And then she'd had to go back to New York and Flick had had to return to the Academy, cutting their married bliss short.
But, now, almost two whole months later, they'd managed to find a few days' worth of time to actually see each other (because there was nothing like starting a marriage with almost two months of not being able to meet at all), and Isabelle had jumped at the chance to just go and whisk Flick away to somewhere far away.
So here they were, in Paris, at an exceedingly fancy hotel, entering not their room but their own private three-story villa because Isabelle didn't do things in half-measures, and also because she'd somehow scored a very good deal, because sometimes she was very, very lucky.
And if her wide-eyed looks around were anything to go by, she at least approved of her choice, herself."Oh it's so pretty."
[ooc: NFB, for the husband, what. And also massively massive SP.]
And more importantly -- okay, maybe not more importantly, but pretty importantly all the same, she was a married woman who was yet to have a proper honeymoon. Oh, sure, they'd had those few days in Vegas, but they'd also had Beth around for most of it. And while Isabelle loved Flick's mother from the bottom of her heart, it didn't really make for what her understanding of a real honeymoon was.
And then she'd had to go back to New York and Flick had had to return to the Academy, cutting their married bliss short.
But, now, almost two whole months later, they'd managed to find a few days' worth of time to actually see each other (because there was nothing like starting a marriage with almost two months of not being able to meet at all), and Isabelle had jumped at the chance to just go and whisk Flick away to somewhere far away.
So here they were, in Paris, at an exceedingly fancy hotel, entering not their room but their own private three-story villa because Isabelle didn't do things in half-measures, and also because she'd somehow scored a very good deal, because sometimes she was very, very lucky.
And if her wide-eyed looks around were anything to go by, she at least approved of her choice, herself."Oh it's so pretty."
[ooc: NFB, for the husband, what. And also massively massive SP.]

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Right.
"Oh, am I?" she sighed, tilting her head as she looked at him. "Am I being a good little wifey?"
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"I should headbutt you in the face right now for even suggesting that."
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And so she leaned in to kiss him.
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The fact that he still had pants on was regrettable.
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Or maybe they'd forget until the last minute. Only time would tell!
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And it didn't seem as though Isabelle was doing much to move that along now. Because she was still kissing him, and trying to move one of his hands to where he could grab her thigh and help support it.
She did not need the support. She just wanted his hand on her bare skin.
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He hasn't stopped kissing her either, getting closer and closer to needing to breath but not wanting separate until the last moment.
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It was pretty convenient for reaching around his hip and groping his ass, too.
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Also kind of a pat.
"Yes." There was no doubt about it to such a degree that she didn't even see reason to claim otherwise. "But we're not in public right now, so it's still not scandalous."
A beat.
"And even if I was groping your ass in public, I think people would probably pay more attention to how I have no pants on."
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"Okay, fair," she said, nodding. "Not that clothes keep us from arguing, either."
They were just big on arguing, in general. And she wouldn't have had it any other way, no matter how much of a better idea that might have seemed to some.
She stole a quick kiss. "I love you, Jon."
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