April 8 - Upstairs, in Milliways
[The morning after this.]
It's a good thing Bar gave them a key to a room with a large bed.
('Cause Epimetheus is tall. You people have sick minds.)
The sun is already up and shining on the husband and wife by the time Epimetheus sighs, stretches one arm up behind his head and opens his eyes.
". . . Whoo."
It's a good thing Bar gave them a key to a room with a large bed.
('Cause Epimetheus is tall. You people have sick minds.)
The sun is already up and shining on the husband and wife by the time Epimetheus sighs, stretches one arm up behind his head and opens his eyes.
". . . Whoo."

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Nakedly.
"Well, I mean. You're my ex-wife, and it's not like I'm gonna be paying you alimony."
Beat.
"Plus that was really fantastic sex. So. If you need a hand . . ."
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She considers their surroundings. And the fact that they are both naked.
"So. Now what?"
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"Breakfast?"
Although this plan may be complicated by the fact that he's not sure where his pants are.
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Coyote climbs out of bed to fish around on the floor for her clothes. Naked.
"It might go equally as well on fruit or waffles." His clothes should be right outside anyway.
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He bounces to his feet, grabs her hands, and gives her a quick spin around the room. Naked.
"Come have some waffles, Coyote!"
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Coyote shoves him back on the bed and pauses for a moment to admire the view before shaking herself out of it.
"Right. Breakfast." The door slams behind her.
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Right. Pants.
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It shuts again.
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OoooOOOOH.
Muffled: "Gee, thanks."
And he can't even be misogynistic at her any more!
Darn spirits.