Liam Kincaid (
firstofitskind) wrote2018-07-31 11:28 pm
MHA #6, Wednesday Evening
To say the last few days had been busy for the two of them would be one hell of an understatement, but that didn't mean Liam was going to let Verity's birthday just go by in the aftermath. He did, however, call JGoB and have them make a last minute change to the cake he'd ordered. Which was sitting in a non-descript cardboard box in the kitchen for now, waiting for the reveal later.
(Yes, he'd promised the mice a not-insignificant portion of said cake in return for their patience, as well as their assistance in holding Verity to her promise not to peek prematurely.)
All they needed now was dinner, and Liam was just about finished taking care of that too- or at least, taking care of paying the delivery person from Outback Steakhouse.
"Food's here," he announced, having finally managed to send said delivery person on their way.
[ooc: for the birthday-haver!]
(Yes, he'd promised the mice a not-insignificant portion of said cake in return for their patience, as well as their assistance in holding Verity to her promise not to peek prematurely.)
All they needed now was dinner, and Liam was just about finished taking care of that too- or at least, taking care of paying the delivery person from Outback Steakhouse.
"Food's here," he announced, having finally managed to send said delivery person on their way.
[ooc: for the birthday-haver!]

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"Any thoughts on what comes next?" Verity asked, taking a forkful of mashed potatoes.
Oh god, this tasted so much better when she wasn't stressing over emotions.
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That wasn't at all what she'd meant and he knew it.
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"Oh?" she asked. Purred, really. "Do tell. I love specific plans."
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Look, after an explanation like that, she needed to do something.
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"I take it my plans pass muster?" he asked, pulling away slightly as the need for air finally (temporarily) won out.
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...That wasn't actually what happened, Verity.
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It would have been hard to troll him with it without that, after all.
"And hey," she said, grinning cheekily at him. "You love me. So, clearly, I'm doing something right."
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... Sometimes, love meant knowing precisely which buttons to push.
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She paused, considering it.
"Okay, no. Finding a male dragon that was still alive is at the very top. But it's a close number two."
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"Overly aggressive mistletoe helped," Verity admitted. "But I was already thinking about making out with you by then. You're pretty sexy, Kincaid."
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She felt warm all over, though, and flattened her palm against his, fingers spreading like a starfish. "Can you feel what I'm feeling?" she asked.
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"Yeah," he said, amused smirk transforming in to something softer, warmer. "I can. It feels- like coming home." He vaguely remembered doing something like this the other night, but then... his recollections of pretty much everything after they'd made it back to Sarah's were hazy at best.
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"Coming home, huh?" she asked. "I--I like that. And actually, that makes me think of something, hang on."
She stood up, taking her hand back with a small flare of regret, and disappeared into her bedroom for a second. A minute or so of rifling around later and she was back, hand curled into a fist. "I know I'm doing this backwards, considering it's my birthday and all, but I got you a present." She held her fist out.
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