Should I go put on a dress and lipstick? If that'll help I'll do it. You know I will. I have no shame whatsoever.
[ Come on, Malcolm, crack a smile. It's okay. Really. York brings up his other hand to cradle Malcolm's jaw, thumb rubbing a stripe over his bottom lip. ]
Usually a lot more than just kissing, but sure. Just, the last time, you did the same thing, the kiss with a little peck to follow up. I didn't know if that was just your thing you did.
That what? ...Ah. Well, we'd moved on from that, so I haven't exactly been thinking on it. I suppose one time going down to Portland Harbour was nice. Sailing, Royal Navy history, bit of a roadtrip.
[Good lord, if they get any closer, someone's going to end up in the other's lap. He clears his throat and glances away in awkward memory. Right. Talking about himself. Totally easy, right?]
Well, er, I guess I can put in more detail. My grandfather took me and my father down to Portland Harbour in Dorset, a good place for sailing--national sailing team and all--and a rich history from an old though long defunct Royal Navy facility. Wreck diving, nice bit of touristry without feeling tourist-y, that sort of thing. So that's what we did, sailing around, and visiting some of the buildings and walking around while grandfather talked on and on about the naval history of the area.
[ Little bit closer. Little bit closer, Knee to knee and- well that does sound really nice. He and his family never had time for those kinds of trips but it sounds like a lot of fun. ]
You dive around wrecks. Shipwrecks. Get some history on the ships, see the way life has adapted to something like that sitting on the seabed, explore a bit.
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[ Come on, Malcolm, crack a smile. It's okay. Really. York brings up his other hand to cradle Malcolm's jaw, thumb rubbing a stripe over his bottom lip. ]
May I?
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Wait, there was a question in that, wasn't there?]
Sure? Not to the dress question.
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Like every time before it's chaste. Dry. Soft and easy and entirely up to Malcolm how it goes. ]
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[ Have another quick, dry aftershock as he leans back a little and tugs. Getting mal a little closer? Likely.
Getting mal in his lap? Highly unlikely but let's see where the baffled brit goes. ]
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[ Idle petting of Malcolm's shoulder and back? Initiate. ]
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[ Seriously, Mal, pay attention. ]
That childhood memory. You figure that out? I'd like to hear it.
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[ Just gonna scootch a little closer, rest his other hand on Malcolm's knee. See? He's interested. ]
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Well, er, I guess I can put in more detail. My grandfather took me and my father down to Portland Harbour in Dorset, a good place for sailing--national sailing team and all--and a rich history from an old though long defunct Royal Navy facility. Wreck diving, nice bit of touristry without feeling tourist-y, that sort of thing. So that's what we did, sailing around, and visiting some of the buildings and walking around while grandfather talked on and on about the naval history of the area.
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[ Little bit closer. Little bit closer, Knee to knee and- well that does sound really nice. He and his family never had time for those kinds of trips but it sounds like a lot of fun. ]
Wreck diving?
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[ Gonna slowly curl an arm around Malcolm's waist and just settle there, tucked close and cozy. ]
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