The playful smirk curled over his lips only grows as she rolls her eyes, exaggerating her irritation. She's Rachel Berry, and they've known each other since they were kids. He's fairly certain that he could get away with murder when it came to her [but he really isn't willing to test that theory] and, depending on who his victim happened to be, she might even help him hide the body. But he's pretty sure that he's gaining himself some Berry Points even if he really just is trying to be a good guy and even if he is worried about her. Her rejection from NYADA was enough to send her running to his bed on a Saturday morning, and she just needs something safe now to distract her.
He thinks, anyway. Kind of like Finn's mailman, only for a different reason.
The hands on the steering wheel slide over the muscles of his stomach and chest, twisting in the stretchy black fabric as she tugs downward and he leans into her car. "Mmmmmmmm," the breath tumbles from his lips as he plants one hand on the back of her seat, pressing his mouth to hers firmly, his eyes closed. "Come on, baby," he breathes, blinking as the kiss breaks and he pulls away, his fingers tangled with Rachel's as she locks her car and turns away. "My truck... over there." He points to a parking spot overshadowed by hanging deciduous trees. "Come on."
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Date: 2011-11-10 04:20 am (UTC)He thinks, anyway. Kind of like Finn's mailman, only for a different reason.
The hands on the steering wheel slide over the muscles of his stomach and chest, twisting in the stretchy black fabric as she tugs downward and he leans into her car. "Mmmmmmmm," the breath tumbles from his lips as he plants one hand on the back of her seat, pressing his mouth to hers firmly, his eyes closed. "Come on, baby," he breathes, blinking as the kiss breaks and he pulls away, his fingers tangled with Rachel's as she locks her car and turns away. "My truck... over there." He points to a parking spot overshadowed by hanging deciduous trees. "Come on."