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BLUE SUN ROOM FAN FICTION - ROMANCE
Just a short little drabble from a prompt I was given. Jaylee. It's adultish. I'd say an R or something.
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Title: When I Grow up I want a Cowboy Pairing: Jayne/Kaylee Prompt: The Hat For: Bookaddict43 Rating: PG-13 to R, I'm terrible at rating Summary: how Kaylee got herself into trouble Disclaimer: I do not own Warning: adultish Word Count: 346
Author’s Note: this is not betaed, any mistakes are mine. I was going to write these in order, but this one refused to let me write any others until I had written it. So here you are.
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In the end it was his hat that had gotten her into all of that trouble. Jayne just looked too damn good heading for the bar, cowboy hat tipped low on his head. It shadowed his face slightly so when he looked at her, all she could see was that devious grin off his. Seeing the look she gave him, he didn’t seem so keen on the bar anymore. It didn’t take more than a few coaxing words from him before Kaylee was like putty in his hands.
That was how she had ended up in his bunk with not a stitch on save her knickers and Jayne’s hands roaming her body. It occurred to Kaylee that maybe she shouldn’t be here doing this. Then she felt his fingers working her lower nethers and she decided that she more than deserved this. Man couldn’t have been sexier if he was half covered in grease and talking compression coils to her.
Still, it wasn’t right that she was the only mostly naked person in the bunk. Jayne still had every bit of cloth on him right down to his gorram boots. “Off with ‘em, cowboy,” Kaylee ordered, tugging on his button-down shirt. Jayne grinned at her and did as he was told, undoing the buttons and tossing the clothes aside. Kaylee reached for his pants and began to undo the bottom while Jayne kicked his boots off. Once he was free from his clothes, Jayne reached for his hat. Kaylee’s hand darted out, stopping him before he could.
“Leave it,” she said firmly. Jayne raised an eyebrow at her, but slowly lowered his hand. He eyed her a minute, the grin on his face growing bigger.
“Whatever you say, Kaylee girl,” he mumbled before his mouth made its way to her neck, his tongue darting out across her salty skin. Kaylee didn’t bother suppressing her moan; she just melted into his embrace, grinning wryly herself. Jayne and his gorram hat were getting her into a whole lot of trouble tonight. At least it was fun trouble.
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