New memories & old wagons

i'd bring you further roses

Remi was not the sort of man who said one thing wanting another. He did not ask for someone to leave if only to see if they would beg to stay, and something told him Ianto was the same. That if the alchemist got up and left, the fox would be content with that decision.

But that didn't mean you couldn't want two things at once.

And so, despite the pause between the offer and the acceptance, the heavy sigh, the downcast eyes and the way Ianto's fingers worried things best left untouched, Remi's resolve remained.

Watching the fox appear and then dart into the oasis of pillows, Remi smiled quietly to himself and also shifted. Where there had been a man suddenly there was a lion, one rising to his feet, shoulders lowered as if meaning to pounce. Really, Remi was just unsure of the proportions of the wagon in this new body and didn't want to jostle any of the numerous things strewn out and about. Carefully, with claws retracted, Remi joined the fox in the bed. Larger by far and with a level of comfort he'd certainly not earned, Remi flopped down next to Ianto, his golden body easily spooning around the fluff of copper.

I have an idea. Remi purred through the mental link, stretching out his paws for a moment before curling up once again. I will tell you things I have told no one before...then there will be no repeats and it will all be new.

but it does you no good

Coding base by Sky!