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fandomhighdorms2007-04-01 11:59 am
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Third Floor Common Room: Sunday late afternoon [4-1-07]
Isobel had to admit that she was getting a bit bored with Jack. Yes, his skill was impeccable, but honestly, to need to direct him in every action? Still, he was here and she was bored. The spell materials were all collected, the telephone calls to Phoebe and Marie had been made.
So she was curled up with him on the couch, letting him put his talented mouth and hands to work. She'd thought about taking him somewhere more private, but she was savoring the anticipation of having him and Connor together. Yes, the waiting would definitely make the sex sweeter. And in the meantime... the boy could definitely kiss.
[OOC: ETA: Open for anyone who wants to come interact with Witch!Lana, just make it after Jack and Sam have left.]

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Jack nibbled on her ear, just the right length of time, then slipped his hand under her shirt to stroke her stomach. "Are you happy?" he asked earnestly. He was supposed to make her happy.
The buried Jack was beyond thought now, was simply simmering rage, looking for a way out.
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He paused to glance up at her questioningly.
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And he paused, lifting his head, giving her another questioning look.
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So here she was on the third floor, and she was all set to continue her search until she spotted Jack canoodling on the couch with Lana. Without asking/telling her first. "Jack?"
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The bit of him that was still Jack, however, was soundlessly screaming her name. Sam could get them out of this. God, just let her figure out something was wrong.
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But something seemed odd about the way he was moving - almost as if he couldn't see. She decided to wait and see what he did next.
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"Hey, Lana," he says with a smile.
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Her mind was racing, trying to come up with a way to interfere with our block his ability. If only she could think of a way to get his gloves off and still prevent him from sensing her. Which gave her an idea. She stiffened and sat up straighter, looking around nervously.
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