[future!verse]

[reversedpolarity]

The problem with letting Helen take care of most of the planning for the wedding meant having to make several trips up north in order to get things sorted out, because even if Helen was doing most of the planning, it was still his and Liz's wedding. He personally would have been happy leaving the decisions to Helen, but at the same time, he was trying to at least attempt to help make a few decisions here and there.

Currently, he was trying and failing to tell the difference between two types of flower, which were apparently different enough that they had to pick one or the other and by the way Helen talked about it, it was apparently a life or death decision. Okay, so maybe that was a bit of an exaggeration, but flowers were pretty much just flowers, as far as he was concerned. Eventually he managed to untangle himself from the discussion and went back to flipping through the magazine he'd brought with him.

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[elizabethdehner.livejournal.com]

Liz smirked at this because it was true. They were a tad high for her to just drape herself over it. She wasn't sure how high she was if she sat on the counter with him between her legs. Apparently the counters were going to pose a challenge. She didn't really mind. We can come up with something.

[reversedpolarity]

What if... It was a bit high for her to sit on it, too, but he thought that maybe if he picked her up, he could hold onto her and just brace the two of them against it.

[elizabethdehner.livejournal.com]

She smirked. There was a way to do this. She nodded, wrapping her arms around his neck at first and then lifting one leg high over his hip. Even that was close but not quite. Lift me onto your hips she added as she leaned in to kiss him again.

[reversedpolarity]

He lifted her up, glad that she'd had the foresight to get his pants out of the way. With her skirt so short and nothing underneath it, it was easy enough to maneuver until he was able to reach down to guide himself in, kissing her all the while.

[elizabethdehner.livejournal.com]

She groaned out loud as he guided himself into her, her mouth pressed tight to his. After a moment though, she untangled one arm from his shoulders and leaned back against the counter. Once braced, she reached down to tug her dress up higher over her hips and out of the way, leaning back now with both arms against the counter so she's stretched out backward, arms holding up her weight while her legs are still wrapped around his waist.

[reversedpolarity]

He exhaled slowly, his eyes half-closed as he pushed into her, slowly at first - to make sure that they were secure and that she wasn't going to fall and he wasn't going to drop her. This was a bit different from holding her right up against a wall. Once Liz had got herself all sorted out, he rocked his hips against her, working his way up to a steady rhythm.

[elizabethdehner.livejournal.com]

Liz was able to keep herself steady, knowing he had her since she was holding half her weight anyway. He worked out a steady rhythm and she let him take the lead since her range of motion was limited anyway. She rolled her head back and groaned to the ceiling. She spoke his name through a half sigh.

[reversedpolarity]

He murmured her name, letting the rest of the world slip away into the background as his focused on her, and only her. He sought out the mental link they shared, his attention specifically on what she'd be broadcasting to him, while at the same time leaving himself completely open for her to feel what he felt. Ever since they had discovered that she could do that, it had been his favorite part of making love to her, that they could share it like that.

[elizabethdehner.livejournal.com]

Liz had gotten pretty good at keep the link open at all times. He could feel what she felt as long as he knew to look for it. She was willing to share that since she didn't have anything to hide from him. He did the same. This only intensified as she discovered more about her ability. Even like this, when they were both a bit silly and christening the counter, she could feel him and she knew that he could feel her. She prided herself in that.

[reversedpolarity]

If moments like the one earlier were reminder enough that with Liz was where he belonged, moments like this one only served to further cement the knowledge that he'd be miserable without her. They worked fantastically well together, and he'd never have found anyone else like her.