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Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da: The Beatles x Reader
Chapter 22 (The Ringo Ending)
"Who first?" Paul asked, tapping the book. 
She examined the book with wonder. Who did she want to see first? She was already standing in front of Paul, but George and John were the ones who would have been dead...what about Ringo? She had appreciated everything he had done for her. He was an awesome friend...
"Ringo?" Y/N asked, looking to Paul. He nodded.
"One second." Paul pulled out his phone and called someone that she assumed was Ringo. "Yeah, she chose to see you first." Paul said, giving her a smile. He then held the phone away from his ear as Ringo yelled into the phone. She couldn't make out any of the words, but he sounded excited. Paul chuckled, ending the call.
"What did he say?" She asked, her hands fidgeting. Paul smirked.
"He's painting right now. Go see him." Paul pointed to a nearby door. Now that Y/N thought about it, there were a lot more doors in the studio than there used to be. The door was an orange color and was decorated with drum sticks. She reached for the handle and walked inside. The room was covered in paintings and in the middle of the decently sized room was Ringo. He looked exactly like he did everytime she had seen him in the future.
"There you are, Y/N." He smiled, "I thought you were never coming back."
"It feels like I just saw you...just younger." She said. Ringo chuckled, setting his painting supplies down and washing his hands off with a damp towel. She held the book to her chest as he pulled up some chairs for them to sit in. Sitting down, she flipped the photo album open. Ringo smiled at the pictures. He then took the book and flipped to a particular page. He pointed at the title.
"Ringo's ring around the world for Y/N." He read, pointing at a picture of himself reading with Y/N. 
"You made me a section of the photo album?" She asked, smiling at the pages of pictures that consisted of Ringo traveling around the world. In some of the pictures he was holding a photo of Y/N next to him. "Awe, Ringo..." She remarked. He chuckled and skipped a few pages, pointing to a photo of him and a cut out of Thomas the Tank Engine. Once again Ringo had a picture of Y/N in his hands. 
"I took your picture to every place I traveled. It was as if you were traveling with me." He said, "I've got to admit that I missed you. You were such a great friend and well..." He trailed off, trying to distract her with a different picture. 
"Well what?" She asked, smirking. Ringo blushed with embarrassment. 
"I guess you became a fantasy...to all of us. Once you were gone, we tried to fill the void. Of course no one could replace you so we came up with our own ways to pretend you were still here. I chose to carry your picture around everywhere I went. I'm sure the others had their own ways, but I found that this was my way to cope." Ringo explained, "I guess I became engulfed in the fantasy. I started to like you differently...I started to love you." She looked at him surprised. Never in a million years had she expected Ringo Starr to say those words to her. He was the last of the Beatles she expected to hear that from. They never dated! They were just friends but maybe...
"Oh...wow. I..." She didn't know what to say, "I guess I'm surprised." 
"Oh no. I shouldn't have told you that..." Ringo shoved the book towards her. 
"No, no, no." She said, "I just never expected this. Don't push yourself away." Ringo avoided her eyes as he pretended to look for something. "Ringo..." She didn't know what to do. She was truly unprepared for this.. 
"Oh look! A small paint brush!" Ringo was trying to avoid the conversation. She looked around the room for a moment. She hoped something would help her. On one of the walls was her photograph and next to it was a record of Ringo's self titled album. Y/N finally knew what to do. 
"Everytime I see your face." She began, turning to face him. "It reminds me of the places we used to go." He looked up at her with shock. Singing slowly, she felt the room change. Ringo looked younger again and they were standing in a blank room. "But all I've got is a photograph and I realize you're not coming back any more." Ringo looked around confused by his surroundings. He touched his face, showing a look that told her he knew that his appearance had changed. 
"I thought I'd make it, the day you went away." Ringo joined, sitting next to her again. 
"But I can't make it. 'Til you come home again to stay." She continued. "I can't get used to living here. While my heart is broke, my tears I cried for you." 
"I want you here to have and hold. As the years go by and we grow old and grey." Ringo smiled, grabbing the book from her. He flipped to a page that showed the photo of her next to the "Ringo" album. They smiled at it. 
"Now you're expecting me. To live without you. But that's not something, that I'm looking forward to. Every time I see your face. It reminds me of the places we used to go. But all I've got is a photograph and I realize you're not coming any more..." They finished, staring at the countless pictures of Ringo and her playing instruments and baking. They even found some rather old pictures of the two painting. She hadn't realized that the one day they did something just for fun would end up being something Ringo did later on in his life. 
"I wish you would've been there to see this all." He said. She chuckled to herself thinking about old she would be now if she had stayed. 
"As much as I would love to have seen this all I'd rather have simply time traveled to live a bit farther into the future." She joked. Ringo thought for a moment. 
"Maybe I should have time traveled." He laughed, "Then I could've stayed younger longer and I would have been with you longer." 
"That's true, but I think we both know that it would have taken you a long time to get used to all this." 
"I still don't understand it all." He laughed, closing the book. "I wonder why everything looks like this and I look so..." 
"Young?" Y/N teased. Ringo nodded reluctantly. "Maybe it's telling us to hold on to being young for a little bit." 
"I guess that could be it." He rested his head on his hand. "Then what are we supposed to do?" 
"Well, you have a very blank canvas." She smirked. A large smile grew on his face. 
"Did I ever tell you that you are a genius?" He asked, standing up and retrieving his supplies.  
"No, but I would love if you said it again." She replied. Once the paints were retrieved, they began to paint the walls of the studio again. Y/N and Ringo laughed as they ran around the room painting random places with whatever came to mind. They chased each other until they decided to get serious and actually draw something decent. It was relaxing and fun, especially with Ringo. At one point he turned to Y/N, looking a bit nervous. Seeing him so young felt so familiar, but yet a little uncanny after she had seen him older. 
"Thank you for all this." He said with a warm smile. 
"Thank you." She said in return, going over and hugging him. Their hands covered in paint and clothes now also, they decided that things were different now. They both exited the hug, but not before giving each other a kiss. It was strange for sure, but relieving. Ringo looked as shocked as ever as he stared at her. 
"That was definitely..." 
"Strange?"
"Exactly." 
"But it was welcoming." She said, giving him another hug. "Who knows what is to come now." He nodded, staring at the painting they had made. It was a picture of Thomas the Tank Engine with Y/N and Ringo sitting in front of it. 
"The beginning of the next chapter." Ringo said as they stood in silence. 
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Okay, I wrote the photograph thing before I remembered the song! I was like "Wait! It works!" which made me so happy lol. Anyways, this is the first ending for you all! I hope you enjoyed it! I think the next one will be George.
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Autumn
One Shot Moodboard challenge. Thanks to @molecularstardust for the beautiful moodboard.💓💓💓💓
It is her favorite time of year. With the beautiful colors and the crisp but, not yet cold, air. She doesn't like the common name for it, fall. Autumn more describes the taste of cider, the sound of crunching leaves under her boots, smell of the coming winter.
Besides, autumn is when she meet him. She was sitting on a bench in the park, her head laid back, doing nothing more then enjoying the feel of the breeze against her skin. Between classes, she can't handle being inside.
“May I join you lass?” She looks up into the bluest eyes, the color of the cloudless sky above her and a head of hair as red as a changing maple leaf.
“Ah sure.” He sits beside her, drawing his long legs under the bench.
“Jamie Fraser.” He offers his hand.
“Claire Beauchamp.” She takes it. He gently squeezes it.
“Beauchamp? French but your accent is English.”
“I had a very unusual childhood. I am surprised you picked up the English Mr. Fraser. Must people hear the many combined ones and can't quite place it.”
“Jamie. I've an ear for the English accent.”
“Growing up in Scotland?”
“Aye. I guess we are both outsiders here.”
“Yes. My Uncle said Harvard was the best so..” she shrugs.
“My da said the same. What is your field of study, Miss Beauchamp?”
“Claire. Medicine and yours Jamie?”
“Law. Seems we are two ambitious people, eh Claire?” She thoroughly enjoys the thrill that runs up her spine at the way he says her name.
“Seems so. Oh, I must be off. Have class. I will see you around Jamie.” She stands and he stands with her.
“Wait lass.” He places something in her hand. She looks down to see an small index card with his name and number on it. “So we can stay in touch, eh?”
“Thank you Jamie. Not much of a caller but will text you.”
“That will be fine Claire.” She walks to class on lighter feet.
She does text him later that day. She had returned to her little apartment, a mile of campus and pulled the card out of the front pocket of her jeans where it had been all day. She smiles as she enters his number in her phone, saving it under Jamie, the scot. She then kicks of her boots and, curling up in her favorite chair, she text him.
“Hi Jamie. It is your favorite future doctor.” She then turns to her course work. She is in the midst of studying the names of the bones in the hand, when her phone dings.
“How do you know you are my favorite future doctor, eh?”
With a smile, she replies,” So I've competition?”
She watches as little dots appear and disappear, as he changes his mind. Then.
“No.” A few more dots. “No in no way Claire.”
She stares at the phone. What she had meet as a tease, he had made serious. How was she to respond?
“I was teasing.” She decides on honesty.
“I wasn't. Don't..” Dots appear and disappear again. “Run Claire. I know... Bloody. Can I call?”
She debates only a second. “Yes.” Her heart hammers as she waits for it to ring. Finally.
“Hi.”
“Hi Claire. Have I scared you? Will you block my number?”
“I wouldn’t have answered or even gave you permission to call, if that were so. I am puzzled though.”
“At what?”
“I was really teasing. Your response..”
“Yah. I thought about joking back but… I know we just meet and hardly know each other but I feel a pull between us that won't allow me to be nothing but less then honest.”
“I do too. What is this?”
“I don't know but I know I want to see you. Want to talk with you. Want, well, a lot. But will start with dinner. Will you let me take you out?”
“Yes.”
She is in a semi panic state as she gets ready that night. She hasn't had a serious boyfriend for years and that was in upper school. Never as an adult. This feels serious. As serious as they come.
She pulls her hair up then lets it back down. Slips on slacks then changes into a dress. “Get a grip Beauchamp.” She firmly orders herself. Finally she decides hair down and a red dress that shows her figure to perfection.
He knocks on her door right on time and she almost trips over her heels getting to it. She will never make it through dinner if she doesn’t get her nerves under control. So before opening the door, she takes several cleansing breaths.
She opens the door to find Jamie in kakis and a blue button down shirt that shows off his eyes. Lord, he is gorgeous. She finds him staring at her.
“Jamie?”
“Lass, God you are so beautiful.”
“You are quite handsome yourself. Shall we go?”
“Ah yes before I.. Yes let's go.” She locks up and he takes her hand. It feels good and she links their fingers. With their wrist resting against each other, she can feel his heartbeat. It is as fast as hers.
The restaurant he chose has a stunning view of the changing leaves. He pulls out her chair and she glazes out the window at them. They bring her some much needed peace. After their drink orders are taken and the hostess leaves, she fully turns to Jamie.
“You like the changing of the colors.” He states.
“I do. It is my favorite season, Autumn. With the cool but not cold nights, the beauty of the changing leaves, hot cider and sweaters. Truly what is not to love.”
“Aye but you missed one.” He is smiling mischievously at her and she can’t resist the bait.
“That is?”
“It is also cuddle under a quilt or tarden weather. Cuddle weather, eh?”
“Yes.” Her breath is coming short again. His hand reaches across the table to cover hers. Their waitress arrives with their drinks and take their orders. Jamie asks her to come back as they hadn't even taken time to look at the menus yet.
“Shall we decide and then talk?”
“A good idea.” She agrees.
He looks down at the menu then up at her and finds her doing the same. She blushes and he smiles. After they order, he reaches out to take her hand again.
“Shall we talk about it?”
“Yes let's. This thing between us, it is quite powerful. I've never felt anything like it. I dated a bloke in upper school. Went as far as to sleep with him but never felt like I do when you simply rest your hand on mine. I am fascinated and scared. Thrilled and terrified.”
“There has never been anyone who made my heart pound with just a touch, a look. Never been anyone I can see sharing a life with, children with. Grow old with. There is heat, aye. But it is more then the urge to join bodies. Oh, and it scares me to death too.”
“Oh!” she is breathless and speechless. To know it isn’t just her is reassuring. But, he is talking marriage and babies on their first date. It is all a bit overwhelming.
“Not that I am proposing anything but dinner right now.” He is quick to add when he sees her face. “We need to go on dates. Get to know each other.”
She lets out her breath and he smiles. “That is what we will do. So Jamie, tell me about your family?”
“I've a big brother William and sister Janet, called Willie and Jenny respectively. Willie runs Lallybroch, our families estate since my da, Brian retired. Jenny married my best mate, Ian, five years ago and they have three bairns, Jamie, Maggie, and Kitty.”
“Three, in five years?”
“Aye. Jenny wants a large family and none born after she is 35.”
“Sorry, go on.” He grins at her. They still hold hands across the table. He starts to run his thumb over her palm and she lets out a deep sigh.
“Jenny stays at home with the bairns. Ian runs Lallybroch Distillery. You see, Lallybroch is many things, a working farm, a historic site( it has been in our family for over 300 years), and, the extra grain is made into spirits.”
“Sounds fascinating.”
“It was a good childhood.”
“Your mam?” That he hadn't mentioned her didn’t escaped her notice.
“Ellen. She passed two years ago from cancer.”
“Oh Jamie!” She moves to his side of the bench seat and draws him into her arms. He buries his face in her neck and let's her comfort him. That is how the waitress finds them when she delivers their orders.
“Is all alright?”
“Yes. Thank you.” Claire replies. She gives them a concerned look before setting the food down.
“Let me know if you need anything.”
“Claire, tell me about yours.” He needs a distraction. She stays on his side and tells him.
“I am an only child. My mum and daddy tried after me but.. So, I was fairly spoiled. My dad and mum are both doctors. My dad a surgeon. My mam an OB/GYN. Growing up, I knew a lot more then I should about the human body. When I was ten, my parents, Julia and Henry, let me spend summer holidays with my dad's brother, Uncle Lambert, who I call Lamb. He is an archeologist, so I spend my summers all over the world. It was wonderful.”
“Wow. That is quite nice Claire. That you was able to experience so much.”
“It was.” They stop talking to eat.
“What was the most unusual thing you saw? When with your Uncle Lamb?” He asks as he walks them back to his car. He holds her hand and she leans against him.
“Hmm, I guess it would be a completely intact room. He and the others uncovered it in Israel. It was a kitchen. The table was still set. It was awesome and strange at the same time. Like the people were just lifted out. Uncle Lamb and the others were quite excited. I was 13 and just wondered where the people went.”
“Did they figure it out?”
“Yes. Seems that it dated to the time of the Roman occupation. They fled and left everything as it was.”
“Wow.” They had reached his car and he opens the door for her. She grins and enters. He joins her. “Is that what fueled your desire to be a doctor, all you saw those summers or was it more your parents?”
“A bit of both. Seeing all the needy people. People dying from lack of simple meds, simple hygiene and clean water. My parents have always done what they could. They have did medical missions, volunteered at free clinics. So yes, both I would say. How about you? What drew you to the law?”
“”Well, I was always argumentative as a child. Had an answer for everything. My sister would tell me,’ You should be a barrister, Jamie. A joke between us, at first. As I got older, I started to see the appeal of it. At first, it was just the idea of getting paid to argue. But, as. I started to research it, I was drawn to the since of fairness, rightness. The idea of justice. Of setting things right again.”
She smiles at him as he starts his car. “A romantic not just monetary draw. Something else we have in common.” She lays her hand beside him and he covers it with his own.
“Aye. Anyone who gets into the law just to get rich, is in it for the wrong reason. Whether on the prosecution or defense side, you are serving the public good. That should be the motivation”
“I feel the same about medicine. You can't be in it for what you get out of it. A public good, as you say.”
“Aye.” He links their fingers as he drives off. He doesn’t want this date to end but knows it must. They need to do it right. This, what is between them, is to important for less.
“I feel it too, you know.” He turns quickly to look at her. “The hesitation about ending this date. I want to..” she trails off with a blush,” But, it is far to soon.”
“Aye, I was thinking the same. You are worth more then that.” He had arrived back at her place and they both sigh. He parks and gets out and opens the door. Taking her to the door “I really want to kiss you., which is why I mustn’t.” Another sigh. He bends down and brushes his lips across her forehead. He then lifts her hands up and kisses them.
“I've classes and then a test to study for tomorrow night. But, the next night can I take you out?” she asks him.
“Aye lass. Can I text you tomorrow?”
“Yes please.” She stands on her toes to reach his own forehead. “I will miss you way to much if you don't. Good night Jamie.”
“Good night Claire.”
She wakes up to a text from him.
'Good morning beautiful.’'
She smiles as she responds.
'Good morning my handsome scot.’
She is making the bed when her notification bell rings.
‘My. Like that.’
A flush covers her face. She had claimed him and isn't sure if it was intentional or not.
‘We do belong with each other.’ She text back, recalling what he said about honesty.
'Aye. And to?’
She swallows hard as she stares at her phone. He is right but, it had been just three days since she meet him.
'Claire, I'm sorry. Don't run.’
She feels the fear coming through his text. Her heart gives a lurch as she quickly replies.
‘You are right. And to each other. I am scared Jamie.’
A few seconds later.
'Don't be. There are two of us.’
'Coffee? Before class. I need to see you.’
‘And I you. Coffee aye.’
Her heart slows as soon as she sees him. He sees the relief reflected in his eyes too. He draws her into a hug, unmindful of the other people waiting.
“Better.” She says against his chest.
“Aye. Much better.”
She giggles. “How are we ever to do this Jamie. Not able to go a day.”
“Coffee and talk, eh?”
“Yes.” They order and he takes her to the table farthest away from the others.
“I've a crazy solution.” She looks at him with a head tilt. “Hear me out. Okay?” She nods. “We could get married.” Her mouth starts to open and he reaches across and covers it with his hand. “I know insane. But so is this. All of it. I am not saying jump into bed. Just join names and households. So we can live together.”
“We can do that without marriage.” She replies under his hand. He moves it. “It is 2019.”
“Aye. It is just not how I was raised. We are heading there. We both know it. So, keep doing this. Longing for each other. Or. Marry. Share a house and a bed, when we are ready.”
“Give me a day or so.”
“I guess I can do that.” She grins at him, reaches over to kiss his cheek. “Have class. I love you Jamie.”
“I love you Claire.”
“Marry!” her mind screams as she tries to focus on her classes. “It is crazy. Insane.” But, it has a strange appeal. A pull. To wake up in the same place, the same bed, well, it makes more sense then this crazy longing. Then finding herself unable to go a day without seeing him. Touching him. But, on the other hand, should she be running from the strange power of this? Shouldn’t it scare her? It does but in a thrilling way.
“Did I just propose, to a lass I've known for three days, at a coffee shop?” Jamie thinks in a kind of fascinated horror later. “Have I lost my mind?” Aye, his mind, his heart, his soul, his future, everything important to him, is hers. Totally and completely hers. They are heading towards marriage. Despite how crazy it is. They were made for each other. So, in that regard, it makes sense. He shakes himself and refocuses. He decides to do it right. Well, as right as he can now. He will get a ring and ask her proper.
His last class is over an hour before hers. He hurries to his apartment and takes out his lock box. He opens it and takes out the ring that is inside. A silver and gold mix that has a diamond crown cut in the middle. It had belonged to his grandmother. At her death, his mam had gifted it to him. “Fot the woman who will be my daughter-in-law.”
He bounces in his hand, the ring that his grandpa Simon had placed on his grandmother’s Vivian's hand when he asked for her hand 60 years ago. He wonders if they would approve of his choice. Yes, he thinks. Claire is a lot like her. Has the same intellect and ambition. He smiles. She had reared five children while taken night classes to get her business degree. She ran Lallybroch while grandpa served in the military. Yes, they would like her.
She meets him where they first meet mere four days ago. She is nervous so is he. “Claire, I am sorry. I should have never blurted it out like that. Right before we both had class.”
“No. It made concentrating hard.”
“Sorry babe. Besides the place and timing and place, what did you think?”
“There is a kind of logic to the illogical idea of it.”
He laughs aloud. “Christ Claire, your way with words. That is a perfect description.” She laughs with him. “Does that mean yes?” She looks deep into his eyes and sees all she has ever dreamed of. With a deep breath she nods.
“Yes, as crazy as it is, yes.” He drops down before her. He slips the ring out of his pocket. “Claire Elizabeth Beauchamp, I know it is crazy but there is no one else I want to hold hands with, the only one I want to wake up beside, the only one I want to see in our children’s faces, the only one I want to fight with, make up with, laugh with and cry with. Will you do me the honor of stepping into the future with me. Will you marry me?”
“Yes. Yes Jamie!” He slips the ring on her finger. It fits perfectly. “Did you go out and..”
“No. It was my grandma's. Does it suit because I can.”
“No. God Jamie. It is beautiful.”
“Like you.”
“You know we have yet to even kiss.” His fiancée reminds him.
“Hmm we should remedy that.” He stands up and pulls her to her feet. Placing his hands on her face, he meets her eyes before lowering his head.
Neither are sure what to expect but are not prepared for the power behind it. She clings to his shoulders to avoid falling. He holds tight to her back to prevent the same. She feels the power he is holding in check. He feels the trust she is given him and is exquisitely careful with it.
They both look awed as they come apart. She rest her head against his chest. His arms come tight around her.
“So, do you want a long engagement.” He asks against her head.
“No. I think a short one would be best.” He chuckles.
“I agree. You want a church wedding?”
“I think simpler is better. Maybe a church wedding later. Like on an anniversary.”
“Okay. Claire I don’t even know if you are a Catholic?”
“I am. Nominal but yes.”
“Good. That is good. Children, you want children?”
“Boy are we doing this backwards.” She says with a laugh. “Yes, I want children.”
“We are. Okay Claire, let's go..”
“To your place. And talk.”
“Aye. My place it is.” They join hands and the feel of the ring does strange things to Jamie, and he takes her to his flat.
His place is tiny but neat. He was verra glad he followed his mam's advise and always kept it straightened. “Yah ne' ken when you will want to bring a lass home.” She had advised,” so always assume you will.” Because he followed that rule, he knows he won’t be embarrassed by wet towels on the floor or dishes in the sink. This is not just any lass, but his fiancée. He is thankful for the good first impression.
She smiles as she walks in. An efficiency, with the living room/ bedroom together. The perfectly made bed is off to the side. The sofa has a tarden style blanket over the back. A bookshelf is filled with both law books and novels. The kitchen is clean with just a few dishes in the drainer.
“I am impressed. Mine isn't this neat.”
“My mam. She always told me to leave the house as if I would be bringing someone back to it.”
“A smart woman.”
“Aye, you would have liked her and she you.”
“Yes. I think so.”
“Come Claire, let's talk.” She takes a seat on his couch and fingers the soft fabric of the tarden.
“Your families colors?”
“Aye, the Fraser colors.” He takes it and spreads it out over their laps.
“Beautiful.” She runs her hands over it.
“Aye.” But he isn’t talking about the tarten. He meets her eyes and they both swallow. “Talk. We need to talk.”
“Yes. How many children do you want?”
“Two or three. Siblings teach you a lot, I've found.”
“Yes. I always wanted one. So, are you a ‘attend mass every time the doors are open' type or..”
“Or. I should go more. But..”
“Ah, that is me too.”
And so, they slowly get to know their future spouses for the first time. They discuss family, their own and what they expect for the one they are building together, values and mores, and then they get to the more intimate stuff.
“I was 16. He was 19. I was in Paris with Uncle Lamb. He was sweet, and very French. We were at his flat and I felt myself very grown-up. Well, until I missed my cycle.” His eyes get comically large, “I wasn’t. Just nerves. It was only a week but put me off the whole idea for awhile. Besides, I couldn’t figure out what the attraction was. It seemed a messy affair that only brought pleasure to the man.”
“You didn’t..”
“No. I hardly ever do. I know it is harder for a woman but..”
He is shaken his head. “The man must take his time and pay attention. Though, my first probably didn’t get much out of it either. I was seventeen, a bit older, eh. She was also. We were out in the barn, fumbling in the hay loft. I took her in three strokes.”
“Three.” She is giggling.
“I've gotten better.” It is without thought that there lips come together, that there hands fumble under the tarden that still covers them. Hers land on his thighs. His glaze her breasts. Their moans blend together. She finds herself under him as he kisses down her neck. Her hands twisted in that wonderful hair.
“Please,” she whispers, as his hands work under her sweater.
“Are you sure?”
“Very. I want you.” He eases it up as she pulls on his. He lifts hers off and then his own. She watches his eyes as he looks at her. Her breasts are one part of her body she is insecure about. To small, she has always thought. But, the awe she sees in his eyes makes her start to think differently.
“Claire, you are the most beautiful woman I've ever seen.”
“You don't think them to small?”
“No,” he lowers the bra straps. “God no. You are esquist.” He reaches back to take it off before moving his hands to the front to cup her. She shivers at the contact. “With nipples like cherries. Shall we see if they are as sweet?” Her eyes drift closed as he lowers his head. Only to fly open with his first deep suck.
“Oh god!” It feels so good. So very good as his pulling mouth works her nipple deeper in. His fingers pull on the other one. He then switches sides. Her left is even more sensitive and she cries out as he starts to love on it. The thought that he is to be her husband and her breasts will have this type of attention all the time is what causes her to tear up. He feels them fall on his neck and looks up.
“Am I hurting you?”
“No. I just realized that, as my husband, you can love on my breast, like that all the time.”
“Ah lass, and we have just begun.” He pulls her jeans off and kisses down her belly.
“Where? What?”
“I think you know.”
“Yes, it is just..”
“Aye?” he rests on her hip bone and looks up at her with raised eye brows. “Ah, there is an odor.” She is blushing.
“True. You smell of your desire for me and it is intoxicating. Please Claire, let me bring you pleasure. “ She nods and tries to relax as her eases her panties off. He kisses back up her legs, easing them open. He licks up her inner thigh, and she starts to shake with anticipation.
He kisses her mound before opening her with his hands. She closes her eyes as he starts to lap her, up and down. He hits her clit with every swipe and she is soon panting for more. He fully turns his attention to it.
“Ohhh!” She had never felt anything like his mouth holding her in place as his tongue pulled at her. His hand comes up and finds her left nipple and she is gone. Pulled almost out of her body by the surge of pleasure, her legs start to shake and quiver, her body bows up and over him. He keeps a hold of her breast and clit and waits for her to come down. When she does, he pulls her back over with a deep suck and a gentle squeeze. This time she screamed.
“That,” he breathlessly tells her. “Is what it is supposed to feel like.”
“Yes! Oh yes. Thank you.”
He grins from her belly where he had worked his way too. “Shall we continue? We don’t have to. Can wait if you want.”
“Sweet man, I want you. Let's go mess up your bed.”
“Oh aye,” He pulls off his clothes before taken her hand and leading her into his room. “Claire, are you on something?” he asked her.
“No I, well I've not been.”
“Right. No worries I've,” He reaches into his bedside drawer. “My da taught his sons to always have rubbers around. That you will never know and.. well, I listened.”
“Thank God you did.” He grins in agreement before pulling one out of the just opened box.
“Aye.” She climbs on the bed. He joins her and runs his hands down her body. “You are so very beautiful, my wife-to-be.”
“Soon Jamie. I wish to be married soon.”
“Aye, me too.” He is playing with her breast and she starts to gasp and keen. “Claire, may I?” In answer, she takes the rubber from him and slips in on. Her hands on him are almost his undoing. He groans and then gasp as she guides him between her legs. “Oh God. “ The feel of her, surrounding him, he knows he was exactly where he was born to be.
“Yes, Jesus Jamie, yes!” her hands hold tight to him as he starts to move. He watches her, gaging her reaction so he can find the rhythm that suits them both. The slow slide, in and out, that has her clawing at his back, seems to be it.
“Close. Oh God. Jamie I think..” he smiles and lowers his head, drawing that wonderfully sensitive left nipple in. It is all she needs and, with his next slide in, she gasps, and cries out as she clamps around him. “Oh!”
“That's it, my love. “ he sooths as she comes down. He had stopped as she came around him, not wanting to cum himself, just yet.
“Oh wow!” He kisses her deeply before picking it back up. He moves a bit faster and her legs come up to hold him in place. “Jamie!”
He is determined to bring her there again and lifts her wonderful bum up, drawing her closer. Her pants and gasps get more frantic and he feels it build back up in both of them. “Come baby. Cum with me.” She starts to move with him and a minute later whimpers and groans as the pleasure runs back through her. He follows within seconds, crying out her name.
“Well okay then,” She says after a few more hundred heartbeats that slowly return to normal. “That is what it is supposed to feel like.”
“Aye.” He lays breathless and sweating beside her. “Aye but that is making love. Was new to me. The intensity.”
“Good. Good to know I am not alone.”
“Never again.” He rolls over and faces her,” that is my vow to you. You will ne' face another day or night alone.”
“God Jamie. I so love you.”
“You are my world. When do you wish to make the wedding then?”
“Do you wish your family here?”
“We can have ceremony for them later. Just you and I is fine for now. Unless you wish your family here?”
“No, just us sounds perfect. Can we just go to the register tomorrow?”
“Aye, my love. We can if that be your wish.”
“Yes please.”
“Then that is what we will do.”
That is what they do. After stopping to purchase simple gold bands, they walk into the registers office, hand in hand.
“We would like to be married, please.” He tells the lady at the counter.
“Excellent. Need you to fill out this license. You have ID?” They hand it to her. “Very good.”
“So, we can get married now?”
“Yes you may. In three day.”
“Three days?” Claire complains.
“Yes. We have a three day period from when the license is filed and when it is picked up. Gives us time to see if you are married elsewhere and you time to cool off, not to marry in haste.”
“It is only three days. I am going nowhere.” Jamie tells her.”
“Right.” She smiles at him. “We can be married here though?”
“Yes. The day you pick up your license.”
“Thank you. We will be back.”
“I bet she thinks I am pregnant.” Claire teases as they leave, still hand in head.”
“Undoubtedly. Well it matters not what she thinks. We know why we wish to be married so fast.” She smiles at him. “Because I canna live another day without you.”
“Nor I, you. Well, it is only three days and with classes and all.”
“Time will go fast. Aye.”
“And it doesn’t mean we can’t be together. Neither of us have class until tomorrow.” His eyes shoot up.
“Well then, future Mrs. Fraser, your place or mine?”
“Oh, we have to figure that out. Later.”
They stand before the judge three days later. Holding tight to each others hands and looking deep in each others eyes, they repeat the words that bind them together. They slip the rings on and kiss. They take a selfie with the marriage license and their ringed fingers. They send it to their families and then hide in her apartment for a week, waiting for the explosion to die down. Their families eventually come to understand and except the marriage.
A year later, August Julia-Ellen Fraser is born. The grandparents and aunts and uncles come to meet the chestnut haired blue eyed lass. When they see how in love her parents are and how the are making it work, still keeping up with their classes still on the right track, the last of their doubts fade away.
They return to Scotland after finishing school. They build their practices as their children grow. Every Autumn, they take a week, just them, and go camping. Exploring the monros, making love under the stars, keep warm by her husbands heat, reminds Claire why it is her favorite season.
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