[ Poe smiled too, wide and fond, pulling out his own phone to get a look at the photo. It only made his smile wider, and so he saved it and put it into the same folder he’d been keeping the other photos in. ]
[ His suit from last time... Finn was still having trouble over his current and former selves being the same person. It would almost feel like taking another person's clothes without their permission. But it was his.
So he skipped over that train of thought and smiled. ] Tonight? Really? You're not busy?
[ He took Finn’s hand and pulled himself up, before padding to his door and opening it. ]
So what you need to know is this place is a speakeasy- which honestly feels pretty much like a cantina. But they all pretend to be from a period of history here called “the twenties”.
[ He led Finn back to his room, pulling open his closet. ]
It's just what they call that time period. I think it has to do something with the calendar? Honestly, they keep trying to give me history about it when I'm drunk, so I'm not sure I could tell you.
[ He pushed a bunch of clothes out of the way, and then finally got to two tuxedos - styled for the 20's - and pulled them out. ]
[ Ah, okay. Finn will just ask while everyone else is drunk.
The suits, though, gave him another smile. His hand found one, not sure who that one belonged to and not really caring. He just wanted to touch it. ] Thanks for keeping it.
Hey, anything that's mine is yours. You know that.
[ He sat down on the edge of the bed and started pulling his own shoes off, not at all bothered by the idea of stripping right down in front of Finn. Locker rooms, man. ]
[ How many more of Finn's things was Poe keeping from him? It wasn't an angry thought, though. He just laughed about it while pulling on the dress shirt. ]
Yeah, all right. Guess I'll just go back to robbing your closet.
[ All of this was kind of special, but Finn wasn't expecting anything fancy. He just left his jacket on the chair and moved over to the drawer, finding the box easily.
Armed with his prizes, he shut the drawer back and walked over to Poe, handing one over. ]
[ He stepped over, reaching out to Finn’s throat to pop the collar up, then took one of the bow ties from the box and strung it around his neck. It was a weirdly intimate gesture that should have been - or maybe was - completely innocent, but Poe couldn’t help but feel a low, blooming warmth in his chest.
He’d missed this more than he even realized.
Carefully, he tied the bow tie, and then bent Finn’s collar back over it, tugging it a little to make sure it was straight and centered. ]
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There, perfect photo op. ]
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Photo snapped, he started wondering why he hadn't done that sooner. It was a good picture, too, he thought while he looked down at it. ] Thanks, Poe.
[ And, PING, Finn just texted him a copy. ]
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No need to thank me, bud. All to happy to do it.
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So when are we going dancing?
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[ He leaned back, hands pressed to the metal balcony behind him, supporting his weight. ]
We could even go tonight, if you want.
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So he skipped over that train of thought and smiled. ] Tonight? Really? You're not busy?
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Yeah, why not.
Sieze the day, right?
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Finn figured they should definitely enjoy it more, so he stood up and offered a hand. ] Show me the suit before you decide this is a dumb idea.
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[ He took Finn’s hand and pulled himself up, before padding to his door and opening it. ]
So what you need to know is this place is a speakeasy- which honestly feels pretty much like a cantina. But they all pretend to be from a period of history here called “the twenties”.
[ He led Finn back to his room, pulling open his closet. ]
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Or maybe Earth's past was just very neon and drunk, hard to say. ]
The Twenties? Why was it called that?
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[ He pushed a bunch of clothes out of the way, and then finally got to two tuxedos - styled for the 20's - and pulled them out. ]
Here we go.
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The suits, though, gave him another smile. His hand found one, not sure who that one belonged to and not really caring. He just wanted to touch it. ] Thanks for keeping it.
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[ He played it off casually, but it wasn't wholly the truth.
He'd just never quite managed to let any of Finn's things go. He pushed the one that Finn was touching into the man's arms. ]
Go on. Try it on.
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It's been a while since I borrowed your clothes. Might have to make a habit of it again if we keep doing this.
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[ He sat down on the edge of the bed and started pulling his own shoes off, not at all bothered by the idea of stripping right down in front of Finn. Locker rooms, man. ]
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I'm getting a little collection now, though, you know. Maybe I can finally start on paying you back.
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[ He kicked his shoes away and then off came the pants before he reached for the tuxedo trousers. ]
But look, I'm not complaining.
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Yeah, all right. Guess I'll just go back to robbing your closet.
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[ He pulled on the trousers, then shed his shirt to replace it. ]
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Oh, please. Like you don't have some big legs, too.
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[ His thighs were still nice but come on.
He started buttoning up the dress shirt and then tucked it into the trousers, before turning to grab the jacket and pausing - ]
Oh right, bow ties. Can't forget the bow ties.
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Bow ties? You're really not kidding about dressing up, huh? Where are they?
[ Because Finn definitely wanted to dress up. ]
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[ Obviously.
He stretched out his arms, double checking the jacket, and- yeah. Looking good. Looking tough. ]
Just the black ones, I'm afraid, nothing special.
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Armed with his prizes, he shut the drawer back and walked over to Poe, handing one over. ]
I'm assuming you know what to do with them.
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[ He stepped over, reaching out to Finn’s throat to pop the collar up, then took one of the bow ties from the box and strung it around his neck. It was a weirdly intimate gesture that should have been - or maybe was - completely innocent, but Poe couldn’t help but feel a low, blooming warmth in his chest.
He’d missed this more than he even realized.
Carefully, he tied the bow tie, and then bent Finn’s collar back over it, tugging it a little to make sure it was straight and centered. ]
There you go. Lookin’ sharp.
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