#coffee talk baileys

[frankenjoly]

A story to tell

luabaileys + kiss out of love

Baileys had said he was going to walk her through the threshold both for getting out of the cafe and entering their home, and he fully committed to it; so much only a pleading look in Lua’s direction was enough to make her understand and wrap her arms around his neck as he lifted her body up.

“You weren’t kidding, huh?”

“Nope.” The word had barely left his mouth when they both started giggling with complicity as Baileys took both of them inside… or tried to.

“Right! Can you reach for the keys in my pocket, please?” Such a question made Lua’s giggles increase with no shame.

“Is this what we’re telling our kid one day?” She answered, leaning a bit to reach into his jacket’s pocket and fish the keys, more efficiently than she would have thought it to be at first. “That we even had our share of silly hijinks right now? ‘Cause I wouldn’t mind.”

“I wasn’t counting on keeping it from them, nope.” He said, pressing a soft kiss on her lips once she was back ‘up’ and their eyes met. So it was totally becoming a funny story, because how not to. And the little one would know, when the time was right.

[dontmixpaintinyourcoffee]

Last two so far should be together I think

[persephinae]

[frankenjoly]

All of me

spotify wrapped writing challenge: luabaileys + 53

all of me (the score)

I don't need a miracle

When life gets critical

Just keep on pushing my limits, it's only physical

Holding hands like they were going to get suddenly and abruptly separated if they dared to pull away, that was how the small walk from the car had happened. And Lua felt Baileys latching onto her even tighter once the door was right in front of them.

“So… it’s time.” He said, and for a couple of minutes, the only response she could come up with was a nod.

“It is.” After quite some time and negotiations, her family had agreed to meet Baileys, and knowing how the fact they had gotten to the point already might be good news wasn’t as comforting as it should be.

A lot of things could go wrong yet, and the possibility hovered over them like a terrible omen, one they seemed to try to fight by being as physically close as possible.

“Whatever happens, I’ve got you and you’ve got me.” It wasn’t a question, since they had established it as a fact, but saying it out loud offered the last shard of courage Lua needed to finally ring the bell. No matter how things unfolded, nothing would be able to bring them apart. Nothing and no one.