Yancy Becket (
coeurinflexible) wrote in
blackbirdsong2014-11-13 08:54 pm
![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
![[community profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/community.png)
Entry tags:
Yancy Becket Open RP Post

"For he was the kind of man who would give up everything he was for the
glimmer of a hope of a chance to make peace for his loved ones.
The sort of loved who gave without reserve and asked nothing in return but for a chance at the same."
no subject
I love you, Jazzy.
[Straight and to the point. No additions, no quantifiers. And they'll stay here like this as long as she likes. watching each other, drinking each other in. Fingers playing over miles of soft skin.]
I love you so, little one.
no subject
(Perhaps Raleigh's fickle affection affected her worse than she likes to admit, perhaps she's just fucked up with severe emotional and psychological issues that have nothing to do with who her parents are and are instead all in her own head.)
Yancy is still hard enough that she can rock her hips slowly against him, shivering at the slow drag of their skin, and she lifts her chin to press a kiss to the edge of his mouth.]
Forever?
no subject
no subject
Maybe that's the reason she's wound up where she is, arching into the touch of his hands settling on her ass, her mouth opening easily beneath his so she can run her tongue against his blunted teeth.]
Promise me.
no subject
But Raleigh is and forever will be a free spirit.. Raleigh will be Raleigh. And try as he might to corral it, Yancy simply can't.]
I promise, [He whispers against her lips between kisses. moves to lay her back and follow suit. Make love to her slow and tender and sweetly int e nest nest of their bed sheets - whispering sweet nothings in french. Promises. I will never leave you. I will always love you.]
no subject
She already had a screaming orgasm not twenty minutes ago, so she's feeling soft and lazy, her body sensitive and her skin tingling still. When he tips her back into the sheets and covers her body with his, all Jaz does is cross her ankles behind his back and slide her hands along his ribs, yielding sweetly to him and meeting him thrust for lazy thrust.
Somehow it's truer in French than it is in English, probably because it's the language they only use in the house, and even then only when they're being their truest selves, when the mask of the good Reverend and his family have been stripped away. She whimpers, her body clutching at him, her legs tightening around his waist, her fingers digging into his back.]
no subject
They need days like this, he thinks. It re-solidifies their bond. Ingrains every last sense of the other into their skin and bones. Declarations of love and need pour from their lips between gasps and moans.
For hours. All damn day. Stopping only to tend to the needs of the body. Making time for nothing and no one else. The rest of the world can wait, they'll open their arms soon enough. But for now it's just them.]
no subject
The rectory is a small little house, and with just the two of them living there now, she doesn't even bother reaching for the lacy little shirt she'd been wearing that morning before she pads down the hall to take care of herself. She's washing her hands when she pokes her head out the door and yells down the corridor to Yancy,] Did you leave your breakfast chained up downstairs, or is he finished?
[To anyone else, the fact that there was a body in the basement, a body their father-brother-lover routinely went down to feed from, would be horrifying. To Jazmine, it's par for the course. She'll help him dispose of it if she has to. It's nothing she hasn't done before.]
no subject
[Yelled back as he pulls the sheets from the bed and wipes his cock before bundling the fabric to be washed and setting to pulling out fresh linens and remaking the bed.]
no subject
Although, considering the probable reason for him hurrying before he drained the body completely — so he could get back to bed and fuck her again — she can't really be mad at him.
She can, however, roll her eyes as she heads down the hall to the stairs, descending them in all her naked glory, walking through the house until she reaches the locked basement door. Despite what someone might think a murder basement should look like, the stairs are clean and wide, the walls are a pristine white, and the floor is easily-wiped down, sloping gently to the drain in the middle of the floor. Nearer one wall than the other is a medical table, the kind you might find in a morgue, stainless steel and unforgiving. Chained to it is the body of a man of middling age, with puncture wounds all over his body. When Jaz picks up a scalpel, the noise has him forcing open his eyes, and he starts weeping when he sees her.
"H-help me," he wheezes. "He's trying to kill me. You have to help me."
Jaz shakes her head sadly as she reaches for a jar that had once held her button collection as a child and now holds her collection of scalpels.]
I'm sorry about this. [She dumps the scalpels out and blows in the jar to make sure there's no dust clinging to it before walking over to the gurney, crouching down near the head to press a lever that has the whole table tilting.] He's such a messy eater, it's ridiculous. I swear, sometimes I think he just likes to play with his food.
[The man starts to thrash against his bonds with what feeble strength he can muster, but Jaz ignores that.]
Don't worry, this will be over soon.
[And with one press of her scalpel, his neck opens up with a beautiful spray of red, splattering across her chest in two tired spurts before what's left of his blood dribbles down into the grooves pressed into the table so that she can funnel it into her jar.]
no subject
He dies with disgrace, pissing himself not long after. He dies like everyone else. He dies ugly and scared and alone.
By the time she emerges Yancy has made the bed and put the sheets in the wash. He's dressed and moved into the kitchen to get dinner started. It seems like a productive, normal thing to do. He can smell the blood, of course he can. He can pick the stench of fresh death from the air like the single high note of an aria's crescendo. It moves him in the same way and he hums along to the music playing over top from the kitchen's radio. Some old wartime tune re-imagined in the modern age with instruments he doesn't quite like and a hollow synthesizer he doesn't quite trust.
Faucet, off. Stove on. Veggies chopped and searing away in the pan.
She's a good girl really, Jazmine. Always looking out for him. Cleaning up his messes. Funny really, for someone as calculated and precise as Yancy she dos quite a bit of it. Maybe why they're such a good team. She's not just his daughter/friend/lover. She's also his pupil. His muse. His inevitable future. She has to learn somehow.]
no subject
You left a few cups in him.
[She sets the jar down beside him and peers into the pan, humming happily when she sees what he's cooking.
Raleigh was always their chef, the perfect housewife to the perfect vicar, but Yancy does okay in the kitchen. Jaz is perfectly able to cook for herself, of course, but Yancy likes to do shit like this for her, and she's happy to let him.]
no subject
Thank you [Murmured against her skin, tongue playing with a nipple before pulling back to look up at his gorgeous little killer he's created.]
Kind of you, kiddo.
no subject
She sighs happily, her hands lifting to cradle the back of his head, shivering a little when he licks at her nipple.]
It's cruel to leave them waiting for it. [Jazmine has no problems killing, but she doesn't really see the point in dragging it out too much if their donor didn't do something to deserve it. The rapists, the murderers, those are ones she's fine with torturing a little before draining them. The unlucky ones, however, she tries to be a little more kind to.] You're such a distracted eater, Yance.
no subject
[He looks up and smiles, licking his lips and plucking the jar from her hand before spinning around and turning back to the stove.]
no subject
[Still, Jaz doesn't seem actually annoyed or anything, considering that she crosses her ankles and leans her palms on the counter beside her legs so she can swing her feet idly as she watches him cook.
There's a splash of blood on her neck that's dry and flaking, and she idly scratches at it.]
The potluck is tomorrow night, right?
no subject
Sure is.
[But he hasn't started cooking anything for it yet. That was always Raleigh. And oh God is he so tired of explaining away her absence.]
no subject
She hops off the counter and steps closer so that when she rises up to her tip-toes, she can kiss the hinge of his jaw.]
I'll take care of it.
no subject
You're a good girl. I was thinking cornbread. Nice and easy, huh?
no subject
[She starts to head out of the kitchen, intending to go take a proper shower so that she'll be completely clean when she goes to start baking.]
I'll need the keys to the church, though. Bigger kitchen.
no subject
no subject
There are no complaints when it comes time to wolf down her dinner, even though it's a little too peppery for her tastes, and she smiles at Yancy over her plate as he finishes his jar of blood.]
You going to be okay tomorrow?
no subject
Same as always. This one will be big I think so hopefully there will be a ton of left overs we can open up to the outreach program this weekend.
no subject
I'll talk to Susan and Mrs Gregory about volunteers. I think we can get a handful on board to help set up if we use the phone tree.
no subject
Not a bad plan. This is why you're the thinker.
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)