[D4 LE] A Visitor (Hideo's Yurt) [Closed]

[Ide Amaya]

She wants to say that she hopes to always take his breath away, to say that he has also made her quite breathless, but none of these things came out. Her breath shivered with the weight of the emotion, and all she managed was, "Hideo," in a breathy whisper.

[Seppun Hideo]

"Amaya" Hideo whispered back, feeling the emotion in the air as he leans to give her one more kiss, filled with the emotion they shared. The hand that was resting on Amaya's cheek moved round, running through her hair as his other arm wrapped round her waist. Allowing himself and Amaya some moments to lose themselves in the moment.

[Ide Amaya]

She melts, placing a delicate hand on his shoulder, and to her it feels as though she is hanging on to him for dear life. She thinks she might be drowning, and part of her is afraid.

[Seppun Hideo]

Eventually the kiss is brought to an end, breathlessly, but Hideo doesn't move away. His eyes open slowly, looking into hers, his face looking slightly flustered from the heat of the emotions.

[Ide Amaya]

She blushes, and it seems like the heat is not just rising in her face, but her whole body. A tiny voice in the back of her mind raises the alarm. This is all unfamiliar and she feels a sense of panic. Her voice is small, but calm, "Hideo-San? the tea?"

[Seppun Hideo]

Hideo smiled, and nodded. "I know Amaya-chan. I just wished to enjoy feeling my beautiful Amaya in my arms while ensuring I fulfilled your condition to the best of my abilities. You are warm now also, hai?" he didn't let her go immediately, but didn't hold tightly onto her either, running his fingers through her long hair.

[Ide Amaya]

"And you have served your duty admirably," her tone almost teasing.

[Seppun Hideo]

Hideo smiled at that, almost chuckling. "Nothing makes me happier than to hear that." He leans in gently and places a kiss on Amaya's nose, before moving back slightly to rise "now I believe I was to prepare tea for my darling Amaya? Allow me to do that for you."

[Ide Amaya]

She laughs a little at the playful action. "Yes, tea, and then you'll permit me to look at you injuries."

[Seppun Hideo]

"You have a very cute laugh" Hideo commented as he rose, moving to collect his tea set and begin setting up a small fire to warm the water that he had brought earlier "I will be entirely in your hands Amaya-chan."

[Ide Amaya]

"Good," she answered with much more confidence that she felt. While the water heated, she gathered her hair once more and tied it up, to be out of the way later.

[Seppun Hideo]

Hideo began setting the cups up, and then took out the box that Amaya would remember from the day before, placing it in the middle of the table.

"I saved a few of these treats you brought yesterday. Forgive me for presuming, but I thought...well, hoped that I would see you today. I understand that you are quite in demand though,so I am truly blessed that you found time and braved the weather to come to see me. I hope I can do something to return the honour you have bestowed upon me."

[Ide Amaya]

She blushed, "I had an appointment to keep. I was nearby, I was already wet from the rain, but more than any of that, I wanted to see you." None of it was a lie, but she wondered if he would have been awake to receive her if, instead of now, she had come after seeing Suteichi.

[Seppun Hideo]

"I'm...I'm truly glad to hear you say that" Hideo turned around, looking at Amaya "I am impressed that despite the weather, you kept to your appointment, although I imagine such an appointment must have been very uncomfortable to keep while being soaked through. I hope whoever you had met provided a towel?"

He heard the sound of the water boiling, and quickly turned back to pour the tea for them both.

[Ide Amaya]

She looked unhappily at her hands, "in truth, the appointment did not go ahead. I had hoped that it would not end too late, that I might look in before you retired for the night. I suppose I am grateful that the cancellation," her voice quavered over the word, "allowed me to be here instead." That really was true, and she was annoyed at herself for the way the words had come out; but what had happened stung, no matter how she tried to frame it in her mind.