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Date: May 14, 2000
Setting: Front desk
Status: Private - Crowley, Aziraphale
Summary: Aziraphale is getting restless.

The thing was, Aziraphale was tired. He was exhausted of pushing paper and writing notes, performing only the barest miracles and human interaction at a minimum. He missed his old life (not that this one didn't have his perks) where he got to go out and have delicious food prepared by internationally famous chefs with expensive wines and Crowley's drunken company. He thought of their philosophical conversations that let him lay worries and fears out in a roundabout way, holes in his belief, and replenish that faith, and the angel realized, suddenly, how much he did miss them.
The Manor was becoming too familiar, and Aziraphale itched to leave, go out and have fun. He was finished in four minutes, exactly, and it would be easy to go and ask Crowley about the possibility of reenacting their old habits and finding new haunts. Aziraphale didn't even know the names of the pubs in Tadfield, after all. It was a tragedy.
Setting: Front desk
Status: Private - Crowley, Aziraphale
Summary: Aziraphale is getting restless.

The thing was, Aziraphale was tired. He was exhausted of pushing paper and writing notes, performing only the barest miracles and human interaction at a minimum. He missed his old life (not that this one didn't have his perks) where he got to go out and have delicious food prepared by internationally famous chefs with expensive wines and Crowley's drunken company. He thought of their philosophical conversations that let him lay worries and fears out in a roundabout way, holes in his belief, and replenish that faith, and the angel realized, suddenly, how much he did miss them.
The Manor was becoming too familiar, and Aziraphale itched to leave, go out and have fun. He was finished in four minutes, exactly, and it would be easy to go and ask Crowley about the possibility of reenacting their old habits and finding new haunts. Aziraphale didn't even know the names of the pubs in Tadfield, after all. It was a tragedy.
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"Ties?" was all he could murmur. The rest of his attention was elsewhere. On his building pleasure, mostly, but on Aziraphale's too. With an appreciative groan, he moved, watching the angel's hooded eyes when he remembered to open his own. Feeling the cool breeze on his back and the hard ground beneath his knees, but more than anything, Aziraphale surrounding him.
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And then-
Crowley moved harder, better, and Aziraphale arched, swearing loudly, forgetting where he was as it was just that spot that was brushed, and oh, fuck, he was coming, writhing and moaning, inarticulately, other hand gripping Crowley's beautiful skin convulsively.
"Crowley."
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What he couldn't forget was his own need. Aziraphale's thrashing, moaning, tensing, and name-calling had gotten him quite close, but it took another minute or so of love making under the stars for Crowley to reach his own climax, encouraged by clever hands and a breathless mouth, after which all he could do was collapse bonelessly atop his partner, mouthing endearments and affections that he couldn't yet say. The whole experience had been so fleeting yet so eternal, that before he could even catch his breath, he caught Aziraphale's lips for another tender kiss before wrapping his arms around him and holding him close.
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There was meaning in Crowley's kisses, here, there always was, and it was feeling that the angel reciprocated, even if he wasn't capable of interpreting it just now. He understood, though; Aziraphale always had understood him.
And there was one more idea nudging on the edge of his consciousness. Something about cold air and being so free and open, or at the very least naked on a blanket, in a field just outside of Tadfield. The entire experience was almost dreamlike because of that, although the fallen stick poking into his back was nearly dissipating that feeling.
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"Tartan," he whispered, pulling Crowley closer with a second deep sigh, and brushed his lips against his forehead. One hand rubbed slow, deep circles along the demon's thigh, the connection as comforting as the stubborn entanglement of limbs.