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missthis_ass) wrote2017-07-08 03:16 pm
missthis_ass) wrote2017-07-08 03:16 pm
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After the kiss they had shared at Pride, Chloe had made sure not to put too much pressure on Therese. She had left the younger woman with her phone number, had told her to feel free to call or text any time, but she hadn't made Therese promise anything and Chloe had thought it best she not be the one to reach out. In a situation like this, with Therese still working fairly hard at accepting who she is, Chloe has the feeling too much pressure might not work out so well for either of them.
And she may not be the sort of woman Therese should be looking at anyway, given that she's not particularly interested in monogamy or giving up any of the other men or women she might end up entertaining, but she can't help it. It's selfish, but she likes her, and Chloe has never had an issue with being selfish.
She's left her alone, though, she's waited and she expects the call to come eventually.
Or expects it would have, anyway, if she hadn't just spotted Therese in the park. Chloe is technically working -- for herself at this point, no one quite knows her reputation yet -- and she has an expensive little figurine in one pocket that she should really get into a safe place, but she can't help the detour she makes toward Therese. This is different from calling, this isn't pressure, it's simply two people running into each other in public.
"Hello, gorgeous," she says when she's close enough, her voice pitched low. She's smiling as she approaches, hands in the pockets of her jeans, as casual and confident as ever, and she has to wonder if things will be different here and now, without the frenzy of the Pride celebration to get caught up in.
And she may not be the sort of woman Therese should be looking at anyway, given that she's not particularly interested in monogamy or giving up any of the other men or women she might end up entertaining, but she can't help it. It's selfish, but she likes her, and Chloe has never had an issue with being selfish.
She's left her alone, though, she's waited and she expects the call to come eventually.
Or expects it would have, anyway, if she hadn't just spotted Therese in the park. Chloe is technically working -- for herself at this point, no one quite knows her reputation yet -- and she has an expensive little figurine in one pocket that she should really get into a safe place, but she can't help the detour she makes toward Therese. This is different from calling, this isn't pressure, it's simply two people running into each other in public.
"Hello, gorgeous," she says when she's close enough, her voice pitched low. She's smiling as she approaches, hands in the pockets of her jeans, as casual and confident as ever, and she has to wonder if things will be different here and now, without the frenzy of the Pride celebration to get caught up in.