Finns smiled into the kiss. His arms around Jay's waist.
Soulmate AU // OxO // Closed
Jay held onto him, shifting closer without breaking the kiss.
Finn deepened the kiss slightly. shifting so that they were laying down. Finn hovering over Jay. Not disconnecting their lips.
Jay inhaled softly, but didn't break the kiss as his hands pressed to Finn's back.
Finn finally broke the kiss. there bodies touching but Finn made sure not to put on too much of his weight. His face hovered a few inches about Jay's.
Jay's eyes flicked open, and he looked up at Finn quietly.
Finn looked at him as well. "I really like you you know," He said smiling wide and staring into Jay's eye. After he said it Willow and poopy walked in.
Jay blushed. "Me too. I mean…" He trailed off as Willow and Poppy came in, and realized what it looked like they were doing. He blushed harder.
Finn slowly sat up. Willow smirked at them. He was now sitting next to JAy instead of on them. Poppy giggled.
Jay, still blushing, quickly sat up, biting his lip. He glanced at Finn, then away again.
Poppy ran over and sat between them. "My shows on!" She said picking up the remote. Finn stood up glancing at Jay. "I need to call my aunt. She needs a check-in," He said. Poppy went quiet.
Jay blinked. "Oh. Right. I uhm…what do you want me to do?" He asked slowly, linking his hands together in his lap.
"I'm going outside. You can stay here or go in my room I'll only be a few minutes," Finn said smiling at Jay.
Jay nodded a little, the blush fading. "Alright."
Finn walked away looking down at his phone. Poppy changed the channel but she was no longer smiling. Willow sat down on the couch as well. "Sooo you and Finn finally talk?" She asked smirking.
Jay blushed, picking at a loose thread on his pants and avoiding Willow's eyes. He nodded slowly. "I-I guess…"
"And I'm guessing it whent well," She said smiling now instead of smirking. She didn't want to freak Jay out.
Jay hunched his shoulders, embarrassed as he nodded. "Yeah…"
Willow nodded. "Knew it. I saw you guys practically cuddling earlier too," She said smiling. "But obviously it's fine. He's your soulmate nothing to be ashamed of."
Jay smiled a little. "Yeah, I-I guess." He replied, glancing at her.
Willow nodded again. Smiling softer. Finn came back a few minutes later. He looked like he was about to cry. but instead, he just smiled and walked into the living room.
Jay sat up, and looked at him worriedly. "Are you…are you okay?" he asked quietly, biting his lip as he looked at Finn.
“Yeah I’m fine,” Finn lied sitting down.
“Poppy can you go get snacks? I’ll pause the show,” Willow asked pausing the tv. Poppy nodded and ran into the kitchen. “Saint Mary’s again?” Finn nodded.
Jay's eyes flicked from Willow to Finn in confusion. He didn't quite understand what was going on, but…he didn't want to pry and get snapped at. He knew that Finn wouldn't snap at him, but it was instinct to try and avoid conflict.
Finn saw Jay's confusion and hesitated. "Saint Mary's Academy for girls. It's a boarding school that my aunt an-and mom whent to. My mom hated it. My aunt wants to send poppy there and I keep saying I'll think about it. I thought she'd get the hint by now but there are only a few months until applications are due for kindergarten," Finn explained not able to say any more before Poppy ran in pushing a cart full of cookies and a tea party set.
Jay frowned a little. "Oh. That's…I'm sorry." he replied softly. "You can't just tell her no?" he looked up as Poppy came in.
(gtg to bed now. Good night!)
Finn shook his head as Poppy handed out tiny teacups on little plates. They where filled with water so was her teapot that sat on the cart.
Jay nodded a little. "Oh. I'm sorry." he said softly. He looked at the teacups, and smiled a tiny bit.
Poppy was smiling wide and sat down on a little chair at the coffee table with her cup. She put a plate of cookies in the center of the coffee table. Finn rested his head on Jays shoulder while Willow drank the water like it was a shot.
Jay hesitated, then leaned his head against Finn's. He let out a soft, contented sigh. No one here was going to hurt him.