Cowboy Bebop Fan Fiction ❯ Mars + Heaven ❯ Quiet Storm ( Chapter 17 )
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XVII: Quiet Storm:
They don't have to have sex all of the time. Breathers like this
are actually good. She can barely keep her eyes open. He gently
stroked her hair. He really wore her out. For now, he was going to
let her rest. He kissed her on the cheek.
“Sleep well,” he whispered. He rested his head on her arm. She
smelled of sweat and cotton candy. An odd scent but he couldn't get
enough of it. Even her wings started to wilt a bit. Old memories
filled his head. He couldn't tell who he was looking at. Kaze?
Julia? Or was it her? They all started to blend together. They
looked so beautiful in their own way. He leaned and kissed her on
the shoulder.
They didn't really have any plans about what they were going to do.
There wasn't much to do around here. This place was quiet. Too
quiet. He knows that he will get bored. Still, he doesn't want to
go home yet. They could stay out for a few days. He didn't mind it.
This was just a lull at the moment. There will be something else to
do soon. Already, he had a few ideas. He let out a small
chuckle.
What time was it now? That didn't matter. There wasn't a rush
around here. No one could contact them. Not like either one carried
around portable phones or anything. He didn't even bother to pack
them. But what about money? Now that was going to be a bit of a
problem. He was going to have to work something out soon. Right
now, he can't be bothered. His eyes moved back to his girl.
Sometimes, he wonders what she is dreaming. She had a little smile
on her face. She must be having a nice dream. Could she even dream
at all? He's wondered about that at times. She says that she
can.
“In a way, yes,” she said.
“What is it like?” he asked. It just came out of his mouth.
Frankly, he didn't know why he asked. He wasn't the type to dwell
on things like dreams too often. Neither did he really do small
talk. It just happened really. He forgot what she said. Or rather,
it wasn't on his brain at the moment. And just like that, the
ability to care was turned off again. He just closed his eyes, but
he didn't go to sleep. Not yet, anyway. It was just going to let
that happen all in due time. When they woke up again, he was going
to see what happened next.
For now, it was just time to rest in the quiet storm. Rest and let
his mind wander off into the blissful nothingness.