Derek Morgan † Criminal Minds (
ex_bloodcakedarmor707) wrote in
itinere2015-05-28 06:19 pm
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open | so I keep doin' my own thing; walkin' tall against the rain
Derek had somehow gotten away with not getting sick more than a headache that was just getting worse and worse as time moves on. It was never so bad that he couldn't work though it though, not as bad as so many others in the city (knock on wood). So every morning he went into the rec center to put in a full day's work. Every evening he went to check on those people he knew here in Itinere who were sick. He took them food and medicine and whatever else they might need. And he tried not to get sicker himself.
At the rec center, throughout each day, Derek stayed busy. Some days he worked with the treadmills, weights and parallel bars. Some days he worked with the punching bag and settled in a training room to go through his judo moves. Some days he did laps in the pool. Some days he was out on the basketball courts shooting some hoops.
Every day, he helped out whoever came into the place. While people are sick, after people are feeling better. Derek is there.
When Derek isn't at the rec center he can be found around the City in various places. Sometimes he's at the market picking up odds and ends. Sometimes he's at the park walking or jogging on the trails with earbuds in his ears, music from his iPod blaring loudly in his ears. Sometimes he's driving down the streets and up into the twists and turns of the roads in the mountains on his bike from home, which had magically appeared recently. Sometimes he's stopping at the burger joint, because Derek has a hard time resisting a good burger now and then. But really, who doesn't?
ooc: Open catch all for Derek all the way into June. So even if you're sick, you can chat with him when you aren't sick anymore too.
At the rec center, throughout each day, Derek stayed busy. Some days he worked with the treadmills, weights and parallel bars. Some days he worked with the punching bag and settled in a training room to go through his judo moves. Some days he did laps in the pool. Some days he was out on the basketball courts shooting some hoops.
Every day, he helped out whoever came into the place. While people are sick, after people are feeling better. Derek is there.
When Derek isn't at the rec center he can be found around the City in various places. Sometimes he's at the market picking up odds and ends. Sometimes he's at the park walking or jogging on the trails with earbuds in his ears, music from his iPod blaring loudly in his ears. Sometimes he's driving down the streets and up into the twists and turns of the roads in the mountains on his bike from home, which had magically appeared recently. Sometimes he's stopping at the burger joint, because Derek has a hard time resisting a good burger now and then. But really, who doesn't?
ooc: Open catch all for Derek all the way into June. So even if you're sick, you can chat with him when you aren't sick anymore too.

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Reaching down, she glances her fingertips over his growing length, shifting just a little, her arm jostling the pillow - and dislodging what it was hiding.
Well, hello there. Venus doesn't laugh, doesn't tease, but does look between the dildo and Derek. Is that so? Her own arousal makes itself known against his thigh.
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"Oh... that." He says, wincing and putting a forearm over his eyes. Okay, if he thought he was embarrassed before, now he really is. "Sometimes a player's gotta play, right?" Of course he makes light of it, joking. That's what he does.
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She does nothing with the toy, but leaves it there, brushing against him again. "What can I do for you, lover?" she asks, voice low. "What can mama do to make you feel good?"
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"You've already made me feel good. I'd say it's your turn to get what you want." He says.
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He starts to move off the bed, his hand taking hers to pull her with him. "How about I run you a bath. I've got one of those tubs that deep and big for the both of us."
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In other words, Derek does have the finest backside she's seen in a while.
It feels good, too, to play like this, lacking that heaviness of the flowers. She pads behind him, smiling.
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He turns back to her and backs her up against the bathroom counter, lips nipping at hers. "Yours isn't so bad either." One hand grips said backside. The other palms her breast. "And these..."
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Another kiss and he's walking backward, pulling her toward the tub. He slides in first and then gestures for her to join him. "Come on, pretty girl."
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That done, he wraps his arms around her, just settling together in the water. "Yeah, I got the best mom. We're close. My whole family is." He'd really lucked out in the family department.
"She worked three jobs to keep food on the table and us in our apartment after my dad was gone." And she felt guilty now, for not knowing what Derek went through as a kid. She didn't know until years later when he was already FBI and had confronted Carl. It wasn't her fault though. Derek held on to that secret so tightly at that young age both because he knew his mom dealt with a lot and because Carl had been a master manipulator. What if his mom knew what Derek let him do?
"She's a spitfire with the heart of an angel. Little Irish lady. Best woman I know." He is such a momma's boy. No doubt about it.
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When he speaks so fondly of his mother, Venus turns, neck craned so she can look at his profile. She already knows about his father, so how wonderful to have a mother like that. Who, if she had known, might have felt terrible.
"She sounds perfect," she says quietly. "I wish I could meet her."
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His fingertip glides down her jawline as she looks back to him. "And don't think I didn't milk bein' the baby for all it was worth." He's only kind of joking about that. Sometimes he milks it pretty hard, even now.
"I think she'd like you." And he means that.
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"Baby boy," she coos, smiling again. "I like that. And I like you, sugar." In case that isn't entirely obvious as she lies in this big tub with him, naked.
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"I'm telling you, she's the mom a guy could have. Take that to the bank." He grins at her.
Reaching for the sponge on the side of the tub, he takes it in one hand and pours some musk scented body wash on it. He starts to wash her, smoothing it over her shoulders, up her neck and down around each breast. "Feeling's mutual, pretty girl. I might have no idea what the hell I'm doin' sometimes but I enjoy bein' confused with you."
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Had she talked about him? She isn't sure, keeping the boy close to her heart.
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"I didn't know. I'd love to meet him if we ever get the chance." He says, every bit genuine about that. "How old?"
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As long as the boy is safe, Venus can ask for no more.
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"I had a fun auntie Vaughn. She was almost like a mother to me when my mom was workin' so much." He says, as he continues to wash her. "Never underestimate the impact an Aunt can have on their niece or nephew."
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He touches the sponge to her neck, just under her chin to lift that chin enough that he can steal a quick kiss. "You did what you think is best. Nobody can tell you it wasn't good and right for you. Nobody else can walk in your shoes and make judgments like that."
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There's a little sass in that: but a size 11 high heel is quite literally a tough shoe to fill.
"You taste just as sweet as you look and sound, too. How did you manage that?"
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He smirks. "You know I've always wondered how women walk in heels that high." He's not sure he could ever do it. "It looks painful. Hot, but painful."
He taps her shoulder and then gently guides her to lean forward a bit so he can wash her back with the sponge. The musky scent of his body wash fills the bathroom right now. "Gonna have to blame that on my mom, pretty girl. She raised some good kids."
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"The more you speak of your mama, darlin', the less I am thinking that there is even a chance of my measurin' up."
Perhaps mostly because Venus is not a girl, for starters.
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