The Doctor (
rude_not_ginger) wrote2007-05-21 10:13 pm
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AU RP for
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Illness
A Time Lord shouldn't be separated from his TARDIS. He knew this, it was a fairly simple, fairly straightforward rule that every Time Tot was taught back in the nursery. Time Lord and TARDIS were connected, part of a whole, part of a sum and all that. There were horror stories that Ushas used to tell over nightcom about Time Lords who had been without their ship for long periods of time and went insane, or worse. The "worse" was, of course, described in accurate, gruesome details, much to the 'ooooh'ing and 'aaaahhh'ing of those listening in.
The Doctor just never believed he'd be on the end of that sort of experience.
His ship was a lifetime away. More than that, lifetimes away, and he could feel it. He could feel the lack of a ship in his mind and it ached. More than ached, it was as if a large part of him was missing and he'd only just lost the anesthetics keeping the sensation of missing away.
He had meant to do a good deal today, most of which involved bothering the cook into frying chips and rewriting Reinette's library. These were his main plans, and they were good ones.
As it was, he was curled up on the floor of his bedroom, the shakes and stomachache from the night before having finally decided that his lack of response on the matter was unacceptable. He cried out sharply, a noise that only vaguely sounded human, and may have been a name.
"Reinette!"
A Time Lord shouldn't be separated from his TARDIS. He knew this, it was a fairly simple, fairly straightforward rule that every Time Tot was taught back in the nursery. Time Lord and TARDIS were connected, part of a whole, part of a sum and all that. There were horror stories that Ushas used to tell over nightcom about Time Lords who had been without their ship for long periods of time and went insane, or worse. The "worse" was, of course, described in accurate, gruesome details, much to the 'ooooh'ing and 'aaaahhh'ing of those listening in.
The Doctor just never believed he'd be on the end of that sort of experience.
His ship was a lifetime away. More than that, lifetimes away, and he could feel it. He could feel the lack of a ship in his mind and it ached. More than ached, it was as if a large part of him was missing and he'd only just lost the anesthetics keeping the sensation of missing away.
He had meant to do a good deal today, most of which involved bothering the cook into frying chips and rewriting Reinette's library. These were his main plans, and they were good ones.
As it was, he was curled up on the floor of his bedroom, the shakes and stomachache from the night before having finally decided that his lack of response on the matter was unacceptable. He cried out sharply, a noise that only vaguely sounded human, and may have been a name.
"Reinette!"
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Hearing it, however, changed something. He couldn't tell what, but it made the idea more powerful. More real and solid and there. No future tense to her words, only the present and the now."
He took a breath. "And I w-want you."
It had been so long, so very, very long since he'd uttered those words to anyone, he was almost unsure of his own ability to say them. To express affection (love?). He leaned forward, then, pressing his mouth to hers, as a demonstration of his renewed abilities.
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But she was a woman whose expectations were rarely exceeded. The man in front of her one a rarity in his abilities to do so.
There was another declaration of course. One made of precisely the same amount of letters, but carrying even more implications. That, Reinette chose to leave unsaid. Understood, if he chose to seek it.
Her fingers found the buttons of the Doctor's shirt instead, undoing them slowly even as the kiss became something less controlled. Something less understood.
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His own fingers slipped to her back to undo her corset. He was more practiced with the garment now than their first time together, and he undid the knot and began to unlace without breaking their kiss. He was pretty proud of his own abilities, though he figured saying so, or expecting a compliment would ruin the moment.
He smiled against her lips as he felt the corset loosen its unnatural hold on her body. "Have I mentioned," he murmured, pulling back just enough to speak, "What this does to your internal organs? Should be outlawed."
Before she could reply with a retort that would probably be wittier than his, he kissed her again.
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It was that way with the Doctor, Reinette knew. Knew, and enjoyed. There was desire, and desire. There was the swirling warmth, the tendrils that curled through her that made her feel rather like a cat stretching slowing towards a ray of sun. Caressed by the very action of it. Her body streched, free of restrictions and the very act of breathing was sensual.
But then there was the other desire. The Doctor's desire. To know. To explore and to be. That never went away with him. And Reinette did not wan t it to.
She moved to free him competely of his shirt, allow then allowing fingers trace rivers against his chest.
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He let out a small gasp against her mouth at the sensation.
He slipped the straps from her gown down her shoulders and placed several kisses along her skin. She was sweat and powder, a combination of exertion and sophistication, which, he realized, was probably the perfect combination for a woman like Reinette.
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He grazed sensative skin just below her shoulder and Reinette gasped softly, her hands tangling in his hair. He had started to grow it, just as he said he would. And now that only left more mahogany silk for her fingers to get lost in.
Of course arms placed so made it rather difficult to remove the bodice of her down, so she hesitated only long enough to encourage it to travel forward, and away.
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Removed, he returned to holding her close, slowly lowering them both down to a laying position on the bed. His mouth sought out the place on her shoulder that made her gasp before, and he traced his tongue, slowly, against it.
Her fingers in his hair, the smell of her, sight of her skin, and her taste, all the sensations were, really, a bit overwhelming. Far from a bad thing, he decided, and Reinette was someone he really didn't mind finding himself lost in.
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She was on the verge of kissing him to distract him from just that point, when his mouth remet the sensative flesh of her shoulder. The deliberation in which he traced his tongue against it sent a shiver down the length of her body. Once of marked anticipation.
Now unhindered by clothing, her own tongue traced slow circles as they returned to just above his hearts. She kissed above each slowly, pausing to blow a teasing breath against the mouisture that clung there.
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His eyes closed at the feel of her lips above his hearts. She marked little moisture-kisses above each, and he felt them seep through his skin. She was branding him, effectively, and he doubted she realized that, either.
As she kissed him, he deftly removed the pins from her hair, letting the strands she held so tightly fall across her shoulders and back. Wild, natural, and very human. He loved to see her like that.
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"You are getting far, far to skilled at that," she informed the Doctor in tones that could mistaken for nothing else but a compliment. Her hair remained a vanity. Unpowdered and uncut in favor of wigs, it still remained much like the masks she wore. Very few truly saw it.
Suddenly, Reinette very -- light. Unrestricted and unconfined. As if a great many things were possible. She moved to kiss the Doctor again, her body slowly sliding upwards against his own and she savored the sweet friction that created.
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He caught her lips briefly, then moved his mouth down to kiss her throat, his tongue tasting the sweat of her skin and his mind memorizing every pore, and every reaction his kisses evoked from her.
The skirt, he decided, also needed to be rid of. While he kissed her neck, he lowered one hand to the band of her skirt. He did remember how to undo this, didn't he?
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More than anyone
It was the truth, and something that Reinette imagined the Doctor would prefer to hear. But if it was in his nature to see her so, then it was also her hers not to reveal every hand at once. She had no patience with cards, but she played the game very well.
Of course, half dressed and hair tangled so? Even more, with the events from the morning between them? It made it that much more difficult to hide.
Her fingers moved to trace along his abdomen, pressure both teasing and inconsistent.
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And yet, there they were. Holding each other, nothing but emotion and connection binding them. How strange it was that they'd made it to this moment.
His breath caught at her fingers on his abdomen, at the sensation her light touches could cause.
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So close that everything he was translated into fractions. The curve of an eyelash. A tousled lock of hair. The skin along his cheek. Her teeth tracing along the Doctor's shoulder. It was impossible to take in the entire picture all at once, but it was there. Fractions of her Doctor. Parts of the whole.
Only, he was not. The events of that morning remained stark and clear, denying the wholeness that might be at the end of this particular journey.
and yet the man that was stretched beneath her still was still both fuller, and deeper than nearly anyone else Reinette had encountered in the whole of her life. She kissed him again, mouth probing and tasting the layers there, hands slipping across skin and underneath clothing to ease more of it away. There was so much to see and know and learn and touch and taste. So much of him. She might never know it all.
Yet that was part of the seduction.
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"Reinette," he murmured against her ear. He was pretty sure he had something very witty or seductive to say, but he hadn't the faintest idea what. Instead, he resumed placing kisses along her pulsepoint, tracing them along her jaw, and back to her mouth.
So much was developing. He'd lost his past, and gained a lover, and fallen rather deeply into this world he'd trapped himself in. In that moment? He wouldn't have traded it.
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But with the Doctor, she could be no one else but Reinette.
She moved to a sitting position, hips brushing his own as she studied him through the filtered light. Nails traced over skin as she wondered if this was what fifteen years must feel like for everyone. She caught his hand, fingers lost into the warm corner of her mouth? And that? Is it what they years should taste of?
Or what it just them.
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He looked up at her and traced a hand down her form. Reinette. The reason for being trapped and the reason he was still alive, all in one neat, rather lovely package. There were days he wanted to blame her for his being trapped, but they were fewer and farther between as they stayed together, and she continued to save him in return.
He lifted himself up to embrace her again, and pressed a kiss to the skin above her heart.
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But here she was exactly that -- without. And with him all at once. And though Reinette was not sure if she entirely agreed with the Doctor's objections to her clothing? She did know she much preferred the way his fingertips brushed over her ribcage than any silk she had yet to discover.
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Wordlessly, he pulled himself back and looked up at her. Hair wild, mostly undressed, mussed and beautiful, and she was in his arms. He raised a hand up to touch her cheek, then slid it higher, pressing his fingertips against her temple.
"Can I...?"
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She was accustomed to life all but storming by at a frantic pace that she along dictated. But this, between them? Was slow. It ached, and throbbed. Not just in blood, and muscle, but in softer, less defined places. Dark, and intimate. She did not want to forget what this felt like.
Her head turned sligtly, encouraging his touch. The she lifted his other hand, moisture from her mouth still lingering there. She brought it to her other temple.
And then she kissed the Doctor, her assent deeply tangled there.
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In payment, he opened up his mind wide, as wide as it could go with the walls blocking off a large section of it, and offered her everything. Pains, insecurities, secret adoration that he'd managed to keep silent. The thing he was loathe to call love, but grew so quickly and so strongly, it could only have been that emotion.
His mouth moved as they connected, words in his native tongue that his own mind, completely open, would've translated easily for her, if she desired it.
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The wall was still there, solid, and in Reinette's mind at least she lipped between him, and it as she opened up her own thoughts as well. She might not have the stars as he knew them, but she did have how she had seen them through him. It was unique, a hazy filter of silverly blue draped over them. It teased across exposed, sensitive skin as she offered it freely.
The first wave of his emotion washed over her, and Reinette briefly struggled with it. She tasted each of the achingly familiar words with her mouth, assuring that none were gratitude. Or at the very least, gratitude alone. Fingernails catching at the Doctor's shoulders, she kissed him deeper still.
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You are beautiful. Age, time apart, none of it mattered, because, in the end, she was still Reinette, and he was still the Doctor, and they were too entwined for them to be anything but.
With that, he moved his hips up, sliding slowly, achingly slowly, inside of her. Pleasure arched along his skin, and he gave that to her, as well.
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You are not exactly unkind on the eyes yourself.
Her eyes, or anyone else's, Reinette thought not for the first time. Including rather insipid blonds in the possession of fans. She shifted her hips then, sharply, allowing him deeper entry.
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His lips twitched against hers into a smirk. He could feel the jealousy she had towards the blonde with the fan, and it was flattering. The blonde would never be the blonde in his arms at that moment, and, therefore, she was nothing to him. There were few he'd open his hearts to, and they needed to be special. Very, very special.
I do my best not to terrify.
He broke their kiss, only to taste her throat, trying to recapture that spot that caused her to cry out before.
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