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Quake licked his face before jumping down. She walked out of the kitchen and into the living room, jumping back into Kasey’s arms.
Behind The Mask [One-On-One // Closed]
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Liam chuckled and smiled softly at the kitten, shaking his head slightly as he did so. He grabbed a glass of water and the painkillers, downing them quickly.
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Kasey stirred when Quake jumped into her arms. She squeezed slightly, then blinked her eyes open. Upon seeing the kitten, she smiled sleepily and kissed her nose.
“Hi, baby,” she murmured, rubbing Quake’s nose.
Liam picked up his phone from where it was lying on the counter top and snapped a photo of the two of them. He smiled down at the picture before quickly setting it as his phone background.
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Kasey pushes herself into a sitting position, rubbing her eyes and yawning. She glanced around before spitting Liam and smiling at him.
“You’re awake. How do you feel?” she asked softly.
Liam shrugged a shoulder, "Sore. But I just took some pain killers. Have a nice nap?"
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Kasey chuckled softly and nodded. “Yeah, I did. Quake napped with me for a while. How was yours?”
Again, Liam shrugged a shoulder, rubbing the back of his neck, "Yeah, it was aight. Woke uo once or twice but that was it."
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Kasey hummed and pushed herself to her feet. She made her way over, Quake still in her arms, and leaned into Liam.
“What do you want to do now?” she asked softly, looking up at him.
Liam wrapped his arms around her, being careful not to crush the kitten, "No idea… I know I can't go out like this… well… I could try…"
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“No, we can stay in. I think that would be for the best right now,” Kasey said, smiling up at him a little. She scratched the kitten’s head, causing her to purr happily. “What about a movie?”
Liam nodded, smiling and kissing the top of both Kasey and the kitten’s head, “Sounds like a plan. Though I have to apologise now in case I fall asleep again…”
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“That’s fine. You need to rest, anyway,” Kasey said, reaching up to kiss his cheek. “Do you want to go pick a movie while I make popcorn? Or vice versa?”
Liam shrugged, “I can make the popcorn. It doesn’t require me using much of my brain.”
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“Okay. I’ll go pick a movie, then,” Kasey said, kissing his cheek one last time before stepping away. “Any preferences?”
Liam shook his head, "Nope, anything you want to watch I'm good with."
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“All right. I’m thinking something Marvel, then,” Kasey mused as she made her way over to the living room, setting Quake down.
Liam hummed slightly in acknowledgment, grabbing a packet of popcorn and placing it in the microwave, "Sounds good."
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Kasey looked through the movies, finally settling on the first Captain America movie, Captain America: The First Avenger. She put the DVD in the DVD player, then settled into the couch.
Liam came back over to Kasey with a bowl of popcorn in hand, settling down next to her and wrapping and arm around her shoulders.
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Kasey leaned into Liam’s side and pressed play on the movie. She looked up at him as it started, smiling softly.
“I love you,” she whispered, gently kissing his cheek.
Liam smiled softly, kissing the top of her head, "I love you too."
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Kasey smiled up at him for a moment longer before curling up against him. She faced the TV again, watching the movie as it started. Even if she was a superhero herself, these were some of her favorite movies.
Liam wrapped his arms around her, holding her close and not wanting to let go. With all the crap they'd been through they needed this night to just cool off and relax.
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“I’m sorry…” Kasey whispered close to the end of the movie. “Sorry you had to go through that.”
"What? The movie?" Liam joked, though he knew exactly what she meant.
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Kasey sighed and poked him in the side. “You know what I mean. I’m sorry you got kidnapped.”
"I know I know," He replied, taking one of her hands in his, "But you don't have to be sorry."
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“I still am… It was partially my fault anyway,” Kasey murmured, leaning further into him when he took her hand.
“It was never your fault,” Liam sighed softly, “I’m not blaming you for this.”