Summer Wind
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Category:
S through Z › Sky High
Rating:
Adult ++
Chapters:
20
Views:
3,217
Reviews:
13
Recommended:
0
Currently Reading:
0
Disclaimer:
I do not own Sky High, nor any of the characters from it. I do not make any money from the writing of this story.
chapter 18 - Valentine's day
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Summer Wind
Chapter 18 - Valentine's Day
“Exquisite, wonderful, fantastic, unbelievable, incredible,” Jamie flopped back on the bed, her arms spread out beside, her eyes closed. “Beautiful, superb, magnificent, breath-taking, splendid, marvelous.”
“What are you doing, practicing for your SAT’s?” Warren lay beside of her, playing with her hair.
“I’ve already taken the SAT, thank you very much,” Jamie said, eyes still closed.
“Really,” Warren tried to keep his voice casual, “What did you score?”
“Well, I won’t get a scholarship on my academics alone, but it surely won’t hurt my application. You have to take it, too, you know, even if you only go part time.” Jamie opened her eyes so she could gauge Warren’s reaction.
“I know. I already took it.” He seemed a little too non-chalant for Jamie’s liking.
“And….How did you do?” she asked, watching him through slitted eyelids.
“Fair to middling,” he replied.
“What was your score?” Jamie asked outright.
“Asked you first,” Warren turned to face her directly
“God, does everything have to be a competition with you?” Jamie asked in exasperation.
“It’s all part of our hero complex. We have to be the best.” Warren watched her reaction.
“It’s a wee bit annoying sometimes.”
“You didn’t seem to mind me striving for excellence a little while ago,” Warren teased, rubbing his hand down her side towards her hips.
“Yes, well, that wasn’t a competition. We would have problems if it was.”
“It could be a competition,” he bumped her hips suggestively with his own.
“You’re definitely missing the point here.”
“No, I think you’re missing the point.” He bumped her again.
“You have got to be kidding me.”
“Huh,uh..” Warren leaned in to kiss her gently. “Just give me a minute, here.”
“I was serious when I said it’s not a competition.” Jamie returned the kiss, laughing as Warren moved lower to kiss the edge of her neck.
“I was serious when I said there was a hero complex involved.” He kissed her again, twining his fingers through her thick hair so that she couldn’t move away.
“This is so wrong,” Jamie laughed again.
“What, do I need to move my leg? I can shift my weight a little bit.” Warren paused to look into Jamie’s eyes.
“I was talking about your stamina.”
“It’s the whole hero thing,” He kissed her again, deeply, gently, taking her breath away.
“Okay, works for me,” she said, returning the kiss.
Summer Wind
Chapter 18 - Valentine's Day
“Exquisite, wonderful, fantastic, unbelievable, incredible,” Jamie flopped back on the bed, her arms spread out beside, her eyes closed. “Beautiful, superb, magnificent, breath-taking, splendid, marvelous.”
“What are you doing, practicing for your SAT’s?” Warren lay beside of her, playing with her hair.
“I’ve already taken the SAT, thank you very much,” Jamie said, eyes still closed.
“Really,” Warren tried to keep his voice casual, “What did you score?”
“Well, I won’t get a scholarship on my academics alone, but it surely won’t hurt my application. You have to take it, too, you know, even if you only go part time.” Jamie opened her eyes so she could gauge Warren’s reaction.
“I know. I already took it.” He seemed a little too non-chalant for Jamie’s liking.
“And….How did you do?” she asked, watching him through slitted eyelids.
“Fair to middling,” he replied.
“What was your score?” Jamie asked outright.
“Asked you first,” Warren turned to face her directly
“God, does everything have to be a competition with you?” Jamie asked in exasperation.
“It’s all part of our hero complex. We have to be the best.” Warren watched her reaction.
“It’s a wee bit annoying sometimes.”
“You didn’t seem to mind me striving for excellence a little while ago,” Warren teased, rubbing his hand down her side towards her hips.
“Yes, well, that wasn’t a competition. We would have problems if it was.”
“It could be a competition,” he bumped her hips suggestively with his own.
“You’re definitely missing the point here.”
“No, I think you’re missing the point.” He bumped her again.
“You have got to be kidding me.”
“Huh,uh..” Warren leaned in to kiss her gently. “Just give me a minute, here.”
“I was serious when I said it’s not a competition.” Jamie returned the kiss, laughing as Warren moved lower to kiss the edge of her neck.
“I was serious when I said there was a hero complex involved.” He kissed her again, twining his fingers through her thick hair so that she couldn’t move away.
“This is so wrong,” Jamie laughed again.
“What, do I need to move my leg? I can shift my weight a little bit.” Warren paused to look into Jamie’s eyes.
“I was talking about your stamina.”
“It’s the whole hero thing,” He kissed her again, deeply, gently, taking her breath away.
“Okay, works for me,” she said, returning the kiss.