JackHemingway
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Well, he at least had an answer about where her name came from, and it was easy to sense there was a conflict there. If she wanted to go by Lexi, he had no problem with that. Part of him realized she might not have been delighted with being called partner, though. It told him that there was room for something more in their relationship down the road, but they were far already. Of course, he'd been assigned to primarily large, beefy male firefighters, so this possibility in a partnership wasn't something he'd ever have to entertain.
When she came in, though, he was happy to see her. She had great athletic legs, and he was sure she ran regularly. She looked beautiful without makeup or her hair being done, and he was curious how tattoos looked on her creamy white skin. Also, her reaction to the teddy bear was positive. Butch would never have a relationship with a woman who didn't like teddy bears.
Butch rolled on his side, so he faced Lexi and replied to her, "I don't have plans for you, but it is fun spending time with you away from work. I'm not sure I can top an exciting first day like that, but I certainly didn't think we'd end up here like this. I'm not sure your mom would approve," he teased her and got a pretty positive reaction.
"So I wanted to say that you will let me make you breakfast if you have time. If not, I can send you out the door with a cup of coffee. The lunch crowd shows up at 11 o'clock anyway. I help my parents on my days off. I'm expecting a few beer trucks and the like. You saw the washer and drier in the bathroom, so I do stuff regularly, and I'll probably work out at some point. Oh, and my sister-in-law does the same thing with t-shirts. I think it has been years since she bought a nightgown. Of course, she wears the ones my brother wore first, too."
Butch thought he was reading the situation well enough, so he slid over and leaned in, gave his partner a long bear hug, and whispered, "Night, partner, see you in the morning."
He moved back to his side of the bed, turned off the light, and settled in before closing his eyes. A hell of a first day, he thought.
When she came in, though, he was happy to see her. She had great athletic legs, and he was sure she ran regularly. She looked beautiful without makeup or her hair being done, and he was curious how tattoos looked on her creamy white skin. Also, her reaction to the teddy bear was positive. Butch would never have a relationship with a woman who didn't like teddy bears.
Butch rolled on his side, so he faced Lexi and replied to her, "I don't have plans for you, but it is fun spending time with you away from work. I'm not sure I can top an exciting first day like that, but I certainly didn't think we'd end up here like this. I'm not sure your mom would approve," he teased her and got a pretty positive reaction.
"So I wanted to say that you will let me make you breakfast if you have time. If not, I can send you out the door with a cup of coffee. The lunch crowd shows up at 11 o'clock anyway. I help my parents on my days off. I'm expecting a few beer trucks and the like. You saw the washer and drier in the bathroom, so I do stuff regularly, and I'll probably work out at some point. Oh, and my sister-in-law does the same thing with t-shirts. I think it has been years since she bought a nightgown. Of course, she wears the ones my brother wore first, too."
Butch thought he was reading the situation well enough, so he slid over and leaned in, gave his partner a long bear hug, and whispered, "Night, partner, see you in the morning."
He moved back to his side of the bed, turned off the light, and settled in before closing his eyes. A hell of a first day, he thought.
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