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Your Girl for All Seasons
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Amay threw her arms around her lover. "It's fine, Isamu-kun," she whispered, kissing his cheek, heedless of the impropriety and Rukia's startled blush. "I'm just very glad you're all right." She pulled back, resting her hands in her lap primly. "Now, Kuchiki-san has patrol tonight, so she has to go soon. But I'm going to stay with you tonight."
Face still flushed, Rukia nodded. "That's a very good idea, Kuragari-chan. Though the danger's probably over, it's still better to make sure." She stood up, brushing off her rear. "I'm glad you're safe, Takeuchi. We can talk about the . . . rest, later." Her cheeks colored again, and she nodded at both of them before flashing off towards the barracks.
Amaya turned her eyes to Isamu again, this time a little skeptical. "Now, love, tell me. What really happened? I know you weren't telling the whole truth." Her eyes raked over him. "And it doesn't explain why you're wearing Kira-kun's uniform, or why you're unmarked everywhere I can see."
He looked at her in surprise. "Amaya-chan, everything I said was true." She was sharp, and knew him better than he wanted to admit.
Her green eyes smiled. "I know. But weren't telling all the truth. What really happened?" He was silent for a moment, and her lips curved a little more. "Ah. Secret, because you can't tell me. I can guess, though. Let's see . . . just nod if I'm right." She leaned back and looked up at the sky. "You swore not to tell, so it was someone high up, that you felt you had no choice but to keep quiet about it. Omaeda-fukutaicho isn't very stealthy, and I don't think anyone lower-ranked than that would have been able to get your silence."
Isamu nodded, popping half of a hard-boiled egg into his mouth. Amaya went on, her mind almost visibly clicking along. "So it must have been Soi Fon-taicho who spoke with you." She tapped a finger against her lips. "She's very skilled at interrogation, but not known for her physical violence in the same - she much prefers to use chemicals to induce truthfulness, or to simply kill you." She looked at him, piercingly. "But the Onmitsukido normally don't bother to let you know they're following you, or even that they were. It's pointless, either way."
She shifted, resting her elbows on her knees as she looked at him. "So she stopped you for another reason besides the surveillance." He nodded, and she smiled. "It was physically intense, but you don't have anything wrong except for trouble sitting down - which means it wasn't an interrogation at all."
The pink-haired girl's smile turned a little lascivious. "Which tells me that the two of you did something other than just talk, and having . . . some experience with the sorts of things that stop you from sitting down comfortably . . . ." She licked her lips. "We'll talk about it again inside, I think. I'd like a full recounting."
Several hours later, Amaya rolled over and placed a hand on Isamu's bare chest. "On a maybe related note," she said," apparently, Kuchiki-taicho has kind of expressed an interest in having me visit their manor?"
He almost sat up to look at her, and instead turned his head slightly. "Oh?" Byakuya Kuchiki . . . was interested in Amaya? Damn. "Did Kuchiki-san say something?"
She shrugged. "She said he had told her I would 'be an acceptable guest'. She's never heard him say that about anyone she's been friendly with." Her lips curved into a smile. "Though that is an admittedly short list."
"Huh. Well." He tipped his head back, looking up at the ceiling of her room. "I suppose I should be more attentive, eh? Make sure you don't leave me for a rich noble captain." The tone was joking, but his words were tinged with a hint of worry.
The hand on Isamu's chest turned into a hard little fist and punched just hard enough to knock the air out of him. "Don't be an idiot," she said. "Even if something happens - and I doubt that - I love you, baka. I won't be tempted away by piles of cash. You're all I want, and all I need."
Face still flushed, Rukia nodded. "That's a very good idea, Kuragari-chan. Though the danger's probably over, it's still better to make sure." She stood up, brushing off her rear. "I'm glad you're safe, Takeuchi. We can talk about the . . . rest, later." Her cheeks colored again, and she nodded at both of them before flashing off towards the barracks.
Amaya turned her eyes to Isamu again, this time a little skeptical. "Now, love, tell me. What really happened? I know you weren't telling the whole truth." Her eyes raked over him. "And it doesn't explain why you're wearing Kira-kun's uniform, or why you're unmarked everywhere I can see."
He looked at her in surprise. "Amaya-chan, everything I said was true." She was sharp, and knew him better than he wanted to admit.
Her green eyes smiled. "I know. But weren't telling all the truth. What really happened?" He was silent for a moment, and her lips curved a little more. "Ah. Secret, because you can't tell me. I can guess, though. Let's see . . . just nod if I'm right." She leaned back and looked up at the sky. "You swore not to tell, so it was someone high up, that you felt you had no choice but to keep quiet about it. Omaeda-fukutaicho isn't very stealthy, and I don't think anyone lower-ranked than that would have been able to get your silence."
Isamu nodded, popping half of a hard-boiled egg into his mouth. Amaya went on, her mind almost visibly clicking along. "So it must have been Soi Fon-taicho who spoke with you." She tapped a finger against her lips. "She's very skilled at interrogation, but not known for her physical violence in the same - she much prefers to use chemicals to induce truthfulness, or to simply kill you." She looked at him, piercingly. "But the Onmitsukido normally don't bother to let you know they're following you, or even that they were. It's pointless, either way."
She shifted, resting her elbows on her knees as she looked at him. "So she stopped you for another reason besides the surveillance." He nodded, and she smiled. "It was physically intense, but you don't have anything wrong except for trouble sitting down - which means it wasn't an interrogation at all."
The pink-haired girl's smile turned a little lascivious. "Which tells me that the two of you did something other than just talk, and having . . . some experience with the sorts of things that stop you from sitting down comfortably . . . ." She licked her lips. "We'll talk about it again inside, I think. I'd like a full recounting."
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Several hours later, Amaya rolled over and placed a hand on Isamu's bare chest. "On a maybe related note," she said," apparently, Kuchiki-taicho has kind of expressed an interest in having me visit their manor?"
He almost sat up to look at her, and instead turned his head slightly. "Oh?" Byakuya Kuchiki . . . was interested in Amaya? Damn. "Did Kuchiki-san say something?"
She shrugged. "She said he had told her I would 'be an acceptable guest'. She's never heard him say that about anyone she's been friendly with." Her lips curved into a smile. "Though that is an admittedly short list."
"Huh. Well." He tipped his head back, looking up at the ceiling of her room. "I suppose I should be more attentive, eh? Make sure you don't leave me for a rich noble captain." The tone was joking, but his words were tinged with a hint of worry.
The hand on Isamu's chest turned into a hard little fist and punched just hard enough to knock the air out of him. "Don't be an idiot," she said. "Even if something happens - and I doubt that - I love you, baka. I won't be tempted away by piles of cash. You're all I want, and all I need."