Blue Sun Room FICTION - ROMANCE

One Week

Sunday, November 12, 2006

Sequel to 'That Ain't Me' - R to NC-17.
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Belongs to somebody not me. Blah blah blah, yackety schmackety.
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Please to comment. Good. Bad. Whatever.

CATEGORY: FICTION    TIMES READ: 2919    RATING: 9.0 (NC17)    SERIES: FIREFLY

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With the possible exception of his first week of boot camp, this had been the most difficult week of Malcolm Reynold's long and checkered life.

One week since Inara had fluttered her eyelashes at him, all wide-eyed innocence while wearing that dress that was far from innocent, practically daring him to rip it off her.

One week since he had come closer than he cared to admit to actually taking her up on that dare, pinning her against the corridor wall and letting her feel his need pressing into her.

One week of excruciatingly vivid dreams of him actually finishing the job she started. Ripping open the bodice of her dress down to her waist, just so he could get a look at those breasts that had taunted him. Undoing his pants and lifting her skirts and having her right there against the wall, hard and fast and not at all in any manner of a proper fashion. In short, treating her like the whore he knew deep down she wasn't. And him not caring that he was doing so.

One week of very little sleep and a lot of exercise for his right arm.

Inara had pretty well stayed out of his way, which was most likely all for the best as his control was about ready to snap. If this went on much longer, Jayne would start to look appealing, and that was something Mal just didn't want to dwell on.

When he saw her waiting for him against that very wall, he was instantly on guard. At least she was wearing something less revealing than that dress. She looked quiet and subdued.

"Hey there, Inara."

He wasn't sure what else to say. Somehow I've been dreaming about taking you like a rutting animal was not likely to impress a lady.

"Hello Mal. Listen, I...I wanted to apologize. For last week."

Mal leaned against the wall, doing his best to look casual. "Last week, you say?"

She blushed, making Mal wonder just how far down that pretty rose stain went. "Yes. It was cruel and unnecessary."

"You forgot unkind and unfair."

"Yes, that too. Forgive me?"

Mal couldn't decide whether she looked more desirabl

Comments
Sunday, 12 November 2006 21:51
This is a very interesting little story arc you've got going ... I say keep it moving ... there is so much potential here!
Sunday, 12 November 2006 22:51
Oh yeah...that's the stuff we want;)

Definitely loving this awkward shift in Mal and Inara's relationship, especially Mal's fumbled attempt comfort Inara by telling her she can make up for her cruel taunting by being honest just once with him:D

BEB
Monday, 13 November 2006 05:33
Yeah, what TamSibling said! I think this could be a great litle series. And I for one think Mal and Inara deserve a little corridor action. Hooray for WhosThatGirl!
Monday, 13 November 2006 17:03
Hooray, looks like they are moving in the right direction but gorramit, why did you have to stop there? You really are a tease, at least I know where Inara got it from now. Ali D :~)
You can't take the sky from me
Friday, 23 March 2007 16:16
Heh... yeah, gotta love this story arch *leers a bit then catches himself*

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