( there's a small thrill that bundles in her chest, something that's beginning to feel familiar whenever she's about to see him, again. she doesn't have to see his smile for it to encourage her own )
More than I should be. ( at this hour, anyway. he'll hear the locks at her door click vacant from their place, shrugging into her coat. )
Alright. I'm in the front. [ and he hangs up to wait patiently for her. it's maybe a strange thing to specify, but he's had many experiences meeting people in back alleys, back doors, on rooftops and through windows.
his helmet rests on his lap as he the one he brought for her tucks between his elbow and his jacket. the black leather fits him perfectly, moulded in a way only time and love can shape. a heavy booted foot props both himself and the bike. ]
( she welcomes the way the lingering remnants of winter bite at her skin, how the clouds blooming from her mouth with each breath mimic the bike's exhaust, waiting for her just along the curb. in a silly way, she feels awfully underdressed for the occasion, and before she makes to climb on the back of the bike with him, she's gently taking the helmet from it's cradle at his side, meeting him with a smirk. )
I assume you fully acknowledge that my life is in your hands.
( a lingering look, something coy, before she's pressing the helmet into place, situating herself in the crook of the seat behind him. )
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More than I should be. ( at this hour, anyway. he'll hear the locks at her door click vacant from their place, shrugging into her coat. )
I'll be down in a sec.
a suitable strategy :,)
his helmet rests on his lap as he the one he brought for her tucks between his elbow and his jacket. the black leather fits him perfectly, moulded in a way only time and love can shape. a heavy booted foot props both himself and the bike. ]
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I assume you fully acknowledge that my life is in your hands.
( a lingering look, something coy, before she's pressing the helmet into place, situating herself in the crook of the seat behind him. )