Party Poison (
afabulouskilljoy) wrote2017-06-29 04:43 pm
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Date night means an empty - or at least quiet - house. It's not a rule or anything, but sharing all this space with other people makes privacy a precious commodity. Especially now that Paul is also hanging around. He seems like a nice guy, Poison's glad Jillie has someone to hang out with.
He just wants time with Jack.
He also doesn't want anyone to witness a potential culinary disaster, so. Yeah.
Poison's in the kitchen, jeans and a t-shirt, and he's got a recipe on his phone that he's following. Maybe he's cheating a little with pre-made pasta, but he doesn't think he could make a tortellini to save his life and he wants dinner to be edible. He's avoiding meat for Jack's sake, but at least he can use real cheese. He's pretty sure his ancestors would fucking haunt him somehow if he had to cook an Italian meal without cheese.
For an aching, hollow moment he thinks of Ghoul. He could do this with a blindfold.
He pushes through it and checks on the cooking pasta and the sauce. He at least made that from scratch. Tortellini primavera sounded pretty good when he'd looked it up.
He just wants time with Jack.
He also doesn't want anyone to witness a potential culinary disaster, so. Yeah.
Poison's in the kitchen, jeans and a t-shirt, and he's got a recipe on his phone that he's following. Maybe he's cheating a little with pre-made pasta, but he doesn't think he could make a tortellini to save his life and he wants dinner to be edible. He's avoiding meat for Jack's sake, but at least he can use real cheese. He's pretty sure his ancestors would fucking haunt him somehow if he had to cook an Italian meal without cheese.
For an aching, hollow moment he thinks of Ghoul. He could do this with a blindfold.
He pushes through it and checks on the cooking pasta and the sauce. He at least made that from scratch. Tortellini primavera sounded pretty good when he'd looked it up.
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"The only time I've ever seen you not you was when you dyed your hair and tried to scrape all of the skin off your back," points out Jack, gently. "You can forgive me being nervous, right?"
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"We're still here, we're still getting married." He nods taking a bite of his food and then washing it down with a swallow of his beer. "I'll stop you from getting in too deep, I promise."
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Jack's finding it really hard not to be uneasy about the whole thing; he knows how easily Poison can get lost. But he's going to be supportive, no matter what.
"I guess we'll see how it goes."
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When they finish eating, Poison gets up to put food away - he doesn't know how to make a small batch of anything, so there's enough for left overs if they want something tomorrow, or if Girl or Jillie want any when they come home. And after the kitchen is clean, he catches Jack's hips and leans up to kiss him.
"What should we do with the rest of our date night?"
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"Well, I thought you were going to play me something?" he says, looking up at Poison with a gentle smile. "And then I'm sure we can figure something out."
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Poison pulls up one of the songs - Sharpest Lives - and hits play.
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Jack listens in silence, taking in the lyrics, letting the whole thing absorb him. When it's done, he lets out a soft huff of breath.
"Well, it's definitely got an edge," he says. "You sound on the verge of cutting yourself."
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"It helps to write it."
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"I don't mean literally," he says, reflexively glancing at the door to make sure that Jillie isn't standing there, that she didn't hear him say that. "Just...Yeah. There's a lot of anger in it."
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He leans to kiss Jack's cheek. "But I'd rather it come out like this than some other way."
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Jack nods, reaching up to idly fiddle with a bright red strand of Poison's red, red hair.
"Better this than explode, right?"
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Jack has a brief, sharp flashback to last year, when Poison had fallen apart completely. There's no way that he wants to go back to that. He nods.
"Whatever you need, baby."
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"Wherever you go, just promise me you're coming back," says Jack, gently, brushing Poison's hair back from his face. "Just keep pulling towards the light, okay?"
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"Mmhmm," says Jack, grinning, turning his head and pressing a kiss against Poison's mouth. "We've got the house to ourselves. Why don't we do something about that?"
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"I mean, probably?" says Jack, leaning into the touch under his shirt, arching up to take a kiss. "But I'm not going to tell them. Are you?"
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"You almost full-named me then," says Jack, grinning broadly as his hands slip around Poison's waist to settle him more securely in his lap before he lifts his arms so that Poison can peel off his shirt.
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