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april texting.

You’ve got your TFLN, you’ve got your sexting, now here’s the meme for all those gen texts, phone calls, voicemails, pictures of your cats, and whatever else your little heart can come up with, because who doesn't like a little old fashioned friendly texting. (Or enemy texting, if that's more your bag.)
instructions: What it says on the tin! Leave a comment with your character, include preferences, a start, absolutely nothing or whatever you want. Run around and reply to others. Lather, rinse, repeat.
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And so what of it if he happened to like confidence? Lies were impossible in his kind, but there could be a twisting of the truth to make it seem like anything but. Bob was more straightforward than that, amusingly so. Rowan was locking up the office, phone tucked in at his ear as he debated that very loud, open-ended question.]
Depends on how far away you are. Time for the doors to close here, but if you're close enough, I can wait around to scribble something on a pad for you.
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[ It's always only ever ten minutes away, give or take a bit of local knowledge around which routes don't have speed cameras. He's no stranger to working rubber against tarmac as hard as it'll go.
So it's not just optimism that informs his answer but years of shifting expertly through gears. Of familiarity with streets that's decent enough to rival some cabbies. Younger ones, maybe. Not grumpy Bert who doesn't shut up about how Heathrow pick ups is a bloody nightmare these days. ]
Got ten minutes to spare for me? I'll be there faster than you can lock the place up, I reckon.
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[Bob was young enough and on that edge enough to likely want to take him up on it, and Rowan hadn't had company in awhile. The itch to touch and be touched was starting to creep in under his skin.]
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You're on. See you soon, sunshine.
[ The line goes dead, Bob's need to compete and win flipping his focus away from the situation in his jeans. He's fully committed to the drive now, and evading both speed traps and pigs on his way.
The car lights illuminate the front door to the building as he pulls up eight minutes later, eyes searching for any sign of the man who'd set this particular challenge. Of course he can't arrive anywhere without cheekily tapping the horn. Call it the sound of victory. ]
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Hitching his pack up on his shoulder, he made his way over to Bob's vehicle.]
It appears as if you've bested the challenge. I suppose that means I'm to be held to my word.
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If he has any inkling at all the challenge was stacked in his favour all along, he doesn't say anything, simply turns the music down low enough for conversation and nods his head towards the passenger seat. ]
Get in.
[ A beat and then after he's thought on it: ]
Don't have to do anything, but I can give you a lift home anyway.
[ He'd rather the decision be fully on board than something that's anything else. Especially if he'd put the bloke on the spot. ]
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He stopped there, looking at Bob and gave him a slow smile. His hand lifted to brush under the rasping edge of his jaw.]
I don't get pressured into doing things I don't want to do, Bob. I'm far too old for that. My home, then we'll see if you're up for it. Which is to say, I'm not one to put you on the hot seat if you're not up for it.
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Too old? Dunno what that makes the rest of us fuckers then.
But I'm ready for you, old man.
Hop in. Where am I heading?
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He also gave Bob his address, which was a bit more midtown.]
You say that now, but you just wait until you've got a few less layers on.
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[ Not that he's wearing tight white briefs, but it's more amusing to lean into the banter. The address draws a soft 'nice' and he pulls out again, following a mixture of his own memory of the area and asking a couple of times as they cross town. ]
How far down is your place?
[ Right road, but in the dusky light of evening it's harder to see the building numbers if they aren't lit up. ]
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[Rowan didn't often drive. All the iron in most vehicles could wear him down after awhile, but he wasn't so weak as to burn from the touch of it. He'd make a shit doctor if he did.]
The question is, how long do you plan to stay, dove? A few hours, or the night?
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[ It keeps Bob on his toes and he likes that. Likes the feeling of excitement without any real harm on the horizon. Not that he can tell, anyway. So the invitation is met with a quirk of his brows and he drives towards the underground parking. ]
I know what thugs are out at night. Underground is good.
[ His car is nice, if a basic version of a decent brand. He's not swimming in money but he's not short a penny or two these days, even if he doesn't really know how long his luck will last. ]
And I'll fuck off when you tell me to.
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[There's a laugh there, the trill of Ireland heavy in his voice as it usually gets when he's closer to home and not across the pond with the yanks. He moves to draw his finger up along Bob's thigh, stopping a few inches short of being too indecent.]
You might be a bit too tired to leave early.
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You looking for a backseat fuck? 'cause I'm going to struggle to get to your door if you get me any harder. Know what I mean?
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[Bob really was strung tighter than a guitar string, and he could feel it like a warmth over his skin. It was tempting to give in, but he was patient. And older than he looked. And he knew that getting him past the barrier of his wards would keep them both safe and let them both relax and enjoy what the night was proffering up in the flavor of tight jeans and blue eyes.]
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Alright if I call you something that's not 'doc'? Don't mind a bit of roleplay here and there but I'm curious.
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Rowan. You can call me that or just Row. Or whatever other pet names come to you when you can't remember either of ours.
[He reached to open his door, winking over at Bob.]
Shall we?
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Right, yeah. Rowan. Nice name.
[ The first time they'd met Bob had been quick to correct 'Robert' for the name he actually responds to. 'Robert's just for when I'm in the dog house.'
The car's lights flash as he locks it, and then he's following the other man all the while trying not to be obvious about adjusting his jeans. ]
You lived here long?
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He reached back into his pack and pulled out his keys, the magnetic key fob making the elevator chime as he reached out to activate it.]
Depends on your perception of time. Not too long. I'm a mostly travelling doctor. Been here about two months so far. That clinic needed a placeholder doctor until they can sort out who's to stay and go on full time. Make sure it's the right place to open and bring in clients. I make a good placeholder and my salary's not too ridiculous.
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He leans up against the back of the lift once the doors have wheeled open and they've stepped inside. He doesn't know what floor they're going to so he leaves the panel of buttons to Rowan. ]
Yeah, trust me... I would've noticed you before. Definitely.
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Rowan leaned back after pressing the button, glancing over at Bob from under his lashes.]
Praise like that and I'm likely to blush, dove.
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[ Eyes blazing with concentrated arousal, there's a miniscule quirk of his brow at the penthouse button being jabbed. He probably could've guessed, doctor and all. Probably on a decent amount. Legitimate gains, much unlike Bob whose coffers to date are mostly funded by crime. ]
Blush would look good on you.
[ Barely restrained elevator smalltalk with a very obvious edge of flirting. Bob's enjoying himself already. ]
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[Oh, there was definitely tension between them. And the way Bob was standing let him know that he hadn't been joking in the slightest when he'd made that complaint about driving hard. He let his eyes trace slowly down the man in front of him, then back up to meet those blue eyes that held a bit more than just blue in them. Pretty eyes. He hadn't been puffing him about that.]
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On you?
[ It's too much of an ask now to stay outside of the other man's personal space, and so Bob closes the gap between them, resting a palm up against the lift wall next to Rowan's head. ]
Reckon your birthday suit would look best on you, don't you think?
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Aye, but I don't have any of those pretty markings you do, so my canvass is a bit more bare. You have things to ruminate over, from what I gleaned earlier. Things to trace with finger and tongue. Any meaning behind any of them?
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cw: ref to homophobia
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Mobile tagging so can't see hover text D:
oh no. it's just cheers, my darling.
Ahaha thanks for translating
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sorry for the delay x.x
no worries. rl gonna rl
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