"Kinda figured, with that dreamy look in your eyes," he teases her a little, but there's nothing but love in his eyes when he looks at her. Then, he simply has to kiss her again tenderly.
Capturing his lips with her own, Juliet hums into his mouth. It takes about a week, but she can finally walk around again, and it's laying down that's worse. That's why, two weeks later, she's walking to the security station at two in the morning while he works an overnight.
She knows his break is soon, and she has good sandwiches (something she can do) full of meat and cheese, and beer (because this is the 70s and things are way looser than they ought to be) and they have all the picnic tables to themselves.
Knocking on the metal door, she gives the camera a little smile and wave, waiting to be let in.
It's been a quiet night, thankfully, and James is quietly reading a book while keeping a close eye on the monitors. Nothing seems off, everything peaceful tonight. But he's more than happy when there's a knock on the door and he sees that it's Juliet.
When he goes to open the door, he leans against it for a moment, just smiling at her.
"No way in hell, I'm starvin'. Phil ain't gettin' any piece of this," he grins back at her. Then he leans in to kiss her deeply. "What are you doin' up so late?"
She smiles softly, and there's really only one answer to that.
"Absolutely." Well, maybe two. "Always.
She leads the way to the table closet to a street lamp, then passes him a sandwich and chips. "I had to bribe Josie in the cafeteria for this meat, just so you know."
She smiles against his mouth at the kiss, and well, she guesses they're public now. Or at least as public as they're going to get at half-past two in the morning.
And she doesn't mind it one bit.
"Hmm? What's that?" she asks, snagging another kiss.
Before he can answer, he needs to kiss her again, though, and then he's smiling against her mouth. "This is the best damn sandwich I've had in my whole life. What do I gotta do to get this everyday?"
She misses him, misses all the things they do when kissing leads to pressing close. Her ribs feel better, but sex wouldn't do anything to help her pain.
Still, she can't help but sigh softly into his mouth as a hand moves to the back of his head. "No," she murmurs. "Definitely not. God, where'd you learn to kiss like this?"
She doesn't really want to know where he learned to kiss like this, he's sure; from a long line of women he didn't care much about. But what's done is done, and that's all in the past now.
"Ain't never mattered before you, baby."
He cups the back of her head, bringing her closer as his tongue tangles with hers.
"Not a damn soul around, 'cept us," he assures her. It's so late, anyone who's wandering around this time of night deserves the free show. He has nothing to hide anymore.
"Uh-huh," she breathes out, already pressing her face to the side of his neck. Her eyes close in eager anticipation, wetting her lips and swallowing heavily.
She does take the time to whisper in his ear.
"God, James, I want you," she exhales, clutching at his shirt.
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"I'm happy, James. Did you know that?"
What happened the day before aside.
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She knows his break is soon, and she has good sandwiches (something she can do) full of meat and cheese, and beer (because this is the 70s and things are way looser than they ought to be) and they have all the picnic tables to themselves.
Knocking on the metal door, she gives the camera a little smile and wave, waiting to be let in.
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When he goes to open the door, he leans against it for a moment, just smiling at her.
"Hey there, good lookin'. That for me?"
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It's still so easy, what they have, what this is between them.
"Need me to wait for a while until you're ready?" she offers.
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Of course, what she isn't saying, is that she doesn't sleep very well without him right there.
"I figured you might as well get a good middle of the night meal out of it," she points out, gesturing toward the tables outside.
"Lunch date?"
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"Absolutely." Well, maybe two. "Always.
She leads the way to the table closet to a street lamp, then passes him a sandwich and chips. "I had to bribe Josie in the cafeteria for this meat, just so you know."
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And she doesn't mind it one bit.
"Hmm? What's that?" she asks, snagging another kiss.
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"Kisses, I think. Anytime I ask for them. That would be payment enough," Juliet decides, expecting one now.
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Still, she can't help but sigh softly into his mouth as a hand moves to the back of his head. "No," she murmurs. "Definitely not. God, where'd you learn to kiss like this?"
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"Ain't never mattered before you, baby."
He cups the back of her head, bringing her closer as his tongue tangles with hers.
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"What exactly are you trying to do to me?" she croaks out.
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"I think my ribs might still be a little too sore for that," she murmurs.
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"Hurry up and eat," she urges, shoving his shoulder playfully.
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"Been missin' you, Blondie," he whispers against her ear again, kissing her shoulder.
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God, she missed him, too, and if he knew how badly she wanted him already, right now, he might lose his mind.
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"You cozy?"
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She does take the time to whisper in his ear.
"God, James, I want you," she exhales, clutching at his shirt.
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