The month after the funeral was full of work that he didn't have to do and that, a few years ago, he wouldn't've -- not even with his kid sister hanging around, almost making a nuisance of herself with those long clumsy sunburned limbs, her hurt eagerness to be some kind of help. He didn't snap at her, of course. He's good with kids, and she wanted
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The sound came to him slow. A soft rumble that grew louder. Head raising slowly, blinking as he realized it was a bike. Who the...
Gabe about nearly hit the ceiling as he bolted upright. Grabbing Jason by the shoulder, grinning like a kid a on Christmas morning. "Holy crap. The Kid's back."
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Grinning, he pushed at Gabe, needing him to move so he could get untangled from the blankets. "Go. I'm right behind you."
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So much for the graceful werecat.
Sprinting down to the garage, purring before he even caught sight of his quarry.
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Of course, the door opening before he got a hand on it and Gabe being right there put those plans on the backburner. He launched himself at the taller man, almost too surprised to do anything else but seek simple body contact, arm clinging and legs wrapping and a clumsy kiss that's more bite than a press of lips.
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