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YO someone whos awake right now gimmie a draw…
oh man i don’t know what a good draw suggestion would be. bb-8? is the only thing i can draw because ey’s all circles, that’s my fallback.
nope, very few circles here! lots of finger nibbles tho. finn finally found the treats bb likes best.
(followers pls read b’s found cat au)
BB! This is the best!
How did I not know you were so good at drawing?? Oh my gosh!! Look at Finn! Look at his fingers! Look at BB’s tail! What a delight!
I’m tying Found Cat together with the Bodhi/Cassian non-fluffy thing I was working on, and I have no idea how to organize it or in what order to publish it. So it’ll probably be a while before I get that sorted out; I’m probably going to have to write the whole thing before I can work out in what order I publish it. But this makes me want to post a snippet, so I’m going to. :)
Finn pretended to himself that it didn’t reassure him enormously that Rey researched the hell out of both Jess and Iolo in the three days before she got into Jess’s car. She came over with her notebook three hours before they were set to depart, and Finn listened to her debrief politely as she ran down Jessika Pava’s educational and residential history, and Iolo’s surprisingly uncontroversial personal resume.
Meanwhile he tried on and discarded every shirt he owned. Which didn’t take long, as he didn’t own many.
“Just go without a shirt,” Rey interrupted herself to say. “It’ll look great.”
“It’s cold out,” Finn pointed out. The weather had grown unwelcomely cold. They’d known about cold, but the snow here was something else. At least Poe had instantly found Finn some good snow boots, and within a day had turned up with a pair for Rey too.
Rey sighed. She herself was bundled in layers of clothing, which gave her the aspect of an average instead of very thin person. She had jeans on, with leggings underneath, and Finn knew there were at least three shirts underneath the lined black hoodie she was wearing.
Finn was just wearing jeans. He finally settled on a plain blue t-shirt with a flannel shirt over the top. He just didn’t want to stand out. “So neither of the two of these people has a criminal record,” he said, hoping that since Rey had stopped, she might be persuaded not to resume.
“No criminal record,” Rey said, “but that doesn’t mean they don’t have any connection to the Order. If they did, it would be covert. That’s why I’m reading this to you, to see if there’s anything you recognize that might be a covert reference!”
“Oh,” Finn said. “Rey, I wouldn’t recognize it if it were, you know I never had access to any of the higher-level stuff. I don’t know the conceptual stuff or even the code names for anything.”
“You’d know more than I would,” Rey said, sitting up.
Finn shook his head. “I really don’t think so,” he said. “Listen, all we can do is just go, and keep our eyes open. But you know Poe knows things, he wouldn’t vouch for them if he didn’t trust them.”
“Has he vouched for them?” Rey asked darkly. “Or do you just assume he has because he lets them in his house? He’s not that choosy about who he lets in.” She’d taken two weeks to get over the thought of Poe just up and giving Finn a key to his apartment, just like that, and had only really come around to it after Finn had explained some of how sex worked to her. (That wasn’t why Finn had explained it to her, but she’d decided on her own that it seemed like a suitable incentive.)
Finn and Poe had been dating for two months now and had pretty much had all of the sex, including a few of the things Finn had been convinced were just on the list to make the list longer. It turned out that there was some merit to some of those things. Some of them were a lot less interesting than the basic stuff, but there were a few things Poe clearly liked a whole lot more than Finn did, and a thing or two that worked the opposite way, that Finn really enjoyed but that Poe mostly seemed to like because of how Finn liked them.
Rey was still faintly disbelieving about all of it, but Finn could tell she was coming around on the whole concept.
“I think Poe would have been more alarmed about me going anywhere with them if he weren’t in effect vouching for them,” Finn said. “Even if they are operatives for the Order, or one of them is, I doubt they’ll make their move with both of us together.”
“Still,” Rey said.
Finn was pretty sure Poe didn’t know that Rey checked the building for bugs every time Finn told her the study group had been over. He occasionally let her into Poe’s apartment so she could check the interior too. Poe probably knew about that, but he didn’t say anything. It didn’t seem to bother Poe, so Finn didn’t make a big deal about it either way.
bomberqueen17:
viktuuridance:
@bomberqueen17 replied to your post:
YO someone whos awake right now gimmie a draw…
oh man i don’t know what a good draw suggestion would be. bb-8? is the only thing i can draw because ey’s all circles, that’s my fallback.
nope, very few circles here! lots of finger nibbles tho. finn finally found the treats bb likes best.
(followers pls read b’s found cat au)
BB! This is the best!
How did I not know you were so good at drawing?? Oh my gosh!! Look at Finn! Look at his fingers! Look at BB’s tail! What a delight!
I’m tying Found Cat together with the Bodhi/Cassian non-fluffy thing I was working on, and I have no idea how to organize it or in what order to publish it. So it’ll probably be a while before I get that sorted out; I’m probably going to have to write the whole thing before I can work out in what order I publish it. But this makes me want to post a snippet, so I’m going to. :)
Finn pretended to himself that it didn’t reassure him enormously that Rey researched the hell out of both Jess and Iolo in the three days before she got into Jess’s car. She came over with her notebook three hours before they were set to depart, and Finn listened to her debrief politely as she ran down Jessika Pava’s educational and residential history, and Iolo’s surprisingly uncontroversial personal resume.
Meanwhile he tried on and discarded every shirt he owned. Which didn’t take long, as he didn’t own many.
“Just go without a shirt,” Rey interrupted herself to say. “It’ll look great.”
“It’s cold out,” Finn pointed out. The weather had grown unwelcomely cold. They’d known about cold, but the snow here was something else. At least Poe had instantly found Finn some good snow boots, and within a day had turned up with a pair for Rey too.
Rey sighed. She herself was bundled in layers of clothing, which gave her the aspect of an average instead of very thin person. She had jeans on, with leggings underneath, and Finn knew there were at least three shirts underneath the lined black hoodie she was wearing.
Finn was just wearing jeans. He finally settled on a plain blue t-shirt with a flannel shirt over the top. He just didn’t want to stand out. “So neither of the two of these people has a criminal record,” he said, hoping that since Rey had stopped, she might be persuaded not to resume.
“No criminal record,” Rey said, “but that doesn’t mean they don’t have any connection to the Order. If they did, it would be covert. That’s why I’m reading this to you, to see if there’s anything you recognize that might be a covert reference!”
“Oh,” Finn said. “Rey, I wouldn’t recognize it if it were, you know I never had access to any of the higher-level stuff. I don’t know the conceptual stuff or even the code names for anything.”
“You’d know more than I would,” Rey said, sitting up.
Finn shook his head. “I really don’t think so,” he said. “Listen, all we can do is just go, and keep our eyes open. But you know Poe knows things, he wouldn’t vouch for them if he didn’t trust them.”
“Has he vouched for them?” Rey asked darkly. “Or do you just assume he has because he lets them in his house? He’s not that choosy about who he lets in.” She’d taken two weeks to get over the thought of Poe just up and giving Finn a key to his apartment, just like that, and had only really come around to it after Finn had explained some of how sex worked to her. (That wasn’t why Finn had explained it to her, but she’d decided on her own that it seemed like a suitable incentive.)
Finn and Poe had been dating for two months now and had pretty much had all of the sex, including a few of the things Finn had been convinced were just on the list to make the list longer. It turned out that there was some merit to some of those things. Some of them were a lot less interesting than the basic stuff, but there were a few things Poe clearly liked a whole lot more than Finn did, and a thing or two that worked the opposite way, that Finn really enjoyed but that Poe mostly seemed to like because of how Finn liked them.
Rey was still faintly disbelieving about all of it, but Finn could tell she was coming around on the whole concept.
“I think Poe would have been more alarmed about me going anywhere with them if he weren’t in effect vouching for them,” Finn said. “Even if they are operatives for the Order, or one of them is, I doubt they’ll make their move with both of us together.”
“Still,” Rey said.
Finn was pretty sure Poe didn’t know that Rey checked the building for bugs every time Finn told her the study group had been over. He occasionally let her into Poe’s apartment so she could check the interior too. Poe probably knew about that, but he didn’t say anything. It didn’t seem to bother Poe, so Finn didn’t make a big deal about it either way.
