Kikkawa Manor Posts
Jan 5, 2013 5:33:11 GMT -8
Post by NARRATOR on Jan 5, 2013 5:33:11 GMT -8
"It's wonderful." Kouketsu took his time exploring seemingly every inch of the manor, but by the time he was finished he still had nothing negative to say about it. The group Blanche had given the task of restoring and renovating the establishment had exceeded his expectations, especially considering how old the structure was, and had left him nothing short of impressed.
There were more than enough rooms to accommodate their friends and family (as they were sure to acquire some, even despite their odd situation), and even more to facilitate whatever uses he, or Blanche, might have in the future. Considering how far along she was, Kouketsu had already determined he and his lover would claim one of the first-floor bedrooms as their primary chambers, at least until their son was born.
Giving another cursory glance to a furnished room he stood in, though his eyes eventually make their way back to Blanche, he smiles warmly. "I couldn't have dreamed of a more perfect place to settle down and raise our family, Blanche. It's truly marvelous."
Strolling over to her, he proudly glided the palm over his hand over the swell of Blanche's belly. He allowed his hand to linger there, almost as if expecting a motion from his child -- their son was quite a feisty one, and was not shy nor did he hesitate to make himself known. There were many times Kouketsu could feel the sudden jolt against the center of his palm, followed by the look of surprise on Blanche's face. But, in the days and weeks that followed the initial sign, the gesture had become moreso second nature for the both of them; his feeling and the baby's response.
With his free hand, he cupped the curve of her chin, tilting her crown back, so that he could ease her into a deep and passionate kiss. It lasted several long moments, in which he allowed his fingers to slide along the curve of her face and back into the golden ocean of her silky hair, until her parted merely an inch from her. Their lips still grazed, and the slopes of their noses pressed gently against the other's. "Have you thought of any names for him?"