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sometimes moving isn't terrible
[Making room for most of Arthur's stuff is easier than Eames anticipated. He actually has a lot of space in his home that's not being used for much except storing one or two things, and it's easy enough to use the space more economically. He even floats the idea of converting the shed into an office for him, but it's a big undertaking, they can talk about it some other time.]
[By the time evening comes around, he thinks they've pretty much done it. There's probably some rearranging to be done, but it seems like an 'as and when' kind of thing. In the meantime, Eames comes to find Arthur with a bundle of his towels in his hands — obviously distracted on his way to pack them in the bathroom — and smiles tiredly when he sees him.]
How's it going?
[By the time evening comes around, he thinks they've pretty much done it. There's probably some rearranging to be done, but it seems like an 'as and when' kind of thing. In the meantime, Eames comes to find Arthur with a bundle of his towels in his hands — obviously distracted on his way to pack them in the bathroom — and smiles tiredly when he sees him.]
How's it going?
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You know I want you here for more than your body. Exquisite as it is.
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I know.
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[He sighs softly and closes his eyes to relax like this until the food comes.]
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You know I'm here for more than that too, right?
[It feels like they've said this over and over again but without saying the actual words about how they feel it seems like it has to be repeated.]
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[Eames opens his eyes and lifts a hand to cup Arthur's face, thumb brushing back and forth.]
I think I know you well enough to know you wouldn't put up with me this long just for the sex and how good I look naked.
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[There's a touch of regret in his voice, like he wishes he could. He wishes he could right now but there's a wall there... one he's more afraid than anything else to break.]
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We both know.
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You're so brilliant. Sometimes you say something and it blows me away how clever you are.
[sorry he's still in this mindset, it's feelings o'clock.]
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[Eames exhales heavily with a breathy laugh.] Not that I want to, of course.
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And sometimes you're impossibly lovely.
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Lovely?
[That is not a word Arthur hears much to describe him. Or at all.]
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[He smiles down at Arthur.]
Or — for lack of a better word — cute. Like now.
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[He is shaking his head before he lays it back down on Eames' chest. Shaking it in dismay.]
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[so you can't judge]
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[Arthur's not actually mad but one has to admit it's a ridiculous word.]
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[a definite positive quality]
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[Eames fully intends to capitalise on the time he has to lay on Arthur all the time now.]