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Poe "Fite Me" Dameron ([personal profile] flightforfreedom) wrote2016-01-24 07:12 pm

A stupid post for stupid threads

don't look at me like that just tag me dammit
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[personal profile] ombranera 2016-01-25 04:49 am (UTC)(link)
"I must admit I've always been curious." He pulled himself up on the ladder, swinging over to slide into place on Poe's lap. He leaned back, tipping his head up to nose at the underside of Poe's jaw. "So? Show me how this beast works."
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[personal profile] ombranera 2016-01-26 03:40 am (UTC)(link)
"I'm sure you could reach it if you truly wished." Zevran murmured, dragging his nose in an idle line along Poe's throat, nipping at his skin. A fine man with a fine figure and a fine mind that seemed to be of a mind. He couldn't say he wasn't tempted.

Rolling his hips back against Poe probably wasn't required, but he did it all the same. Why else were they in this cockpit?

"You have not yet explained why it is called the 'cockpit'." He is terribly curious
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[personal profile] ombranera 2016-01-26 09:39 pm (UTC)(link)
"Well then." This was cozy- not a lot of room to manuver- but for one body it was likely more than enough. Were Zevran a human rather than an elf this might be a bit more difficult but as he was not? There was room to shift and brace his feet to offer himself that much more leverage for rolling their hips together in a deliberate grind. "I am, as we elves say, all ears."
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[personal profile] ombranera 2016-01-27 02:48 am (UTC)(link)
"You seem much better suited to talking-" Not that he minded it in the slightest. Poe's voice had a pleasing lilt to it, some of the words foreign bu- he did not need to understand to grasp the innuendo. For there was innuendo going on in this cockpit- the very place was a double entendre in and of itself.

Slow to better show off Zevran leaned back to peel his shirt up and off, revealing all his tanned and tattooed skin for Poe's perusal. "That is a fine way to land yourself in trouble, my friend."