Ruby Shivered in the cold of the night, it was to be expected, it was fall, and she wore only her Pajama pants and tank top, and stood mere inches from the roof edge atop their dorm rooms. Weiss would certainly ask 'Are you stupid or something, you're going to catch cold like that!' But that didn't matter right now, she still felt anxious after test the day before, where she had had to behead that Nevermore. She had been scared almost to inaction, but the thought of her team- no her friends being harmed, it was just too much to bear, so she had acted. Bringing together an incredibly ridiculous strategy that had combined half luck and half trust in her friends abilities.
She shuddered once more as she stood there feeling cold, waiting for the midnight clouds to pass. Since the time she could actually wield Crescent Rose properly in battle, she had quickly learned how hard it was to get to sleep at night after a rough day, and the day before was one of the roughest she had had yet. Ruby quickly found only two things were able to relax her. . . 'Properly' her nerves became this worked up. Gazing up at the moon, shrouded in its cloak of night time clouds, obscuring a proper view of the beautiful orb, marring its handsome glow, Ruby could tell her nerves would not be quenched this night, at least not by this beauty, not tonight. The other one though, might do, it always did, she thought as she felt the familiar embrace from behind. They could only embrace like this in secret, when they were alone, no one could understand their feelings, it was a double taboo.
"I knew you'd be up her, sis, you've always been like this," Yang's carefree voice came from behind her, "Seriously, what's with you and your fascination with the moon? It doesn't even look like its going to show its face tonight," Evan through her sister's criticism, Ruby could still feel the warmth of her love coming from Yang's arms that were wrapped across the front of her shoulders and her midsection, and most of all the burning heat of Yang's fully developed form pressed against the back of her body. Yang who was always there for her, always pushing her to make new friends, to grow up in the right direction; Yang who always watched over her day and night, who knew her every habit and peeve. Her feelings for her sister, Yang, new no bounds, and it hurt her to think that they couldn't be more open with their relationship. They shouldn't have to hide it, like they were doing something bad or wrong. Wasn't it only natural that she feel this way?
"I know, that's why I waited for you, you're probably freezing in those shorts. You probably want to go inside now huh?" Ruby spoke, already knowing Yang wore her usual Pajama's. "Nope, wouldn't miss this for the world, just you and me lil sis," Yang's breath danced warmly across her cold skin, making Ruby Shiver for a different reason. "You don't think anyone will catch us up here do you?" She asked Yang hesitantly. "Nah, and if anyone does, I'll just throw them off the roof!" Yang blurted cheerily. "What?! No! You can't do that! What if it were Weiss, or Blake, or or-" Ruby stuttered. "Chill out sis, I was only joking, don't worry so much, no one's gonna find out, now just sit back and enjoy the moment. . . okay. . . ?" Yang said slowly kissing Ruby's neck, and nibbling on her lower earlobe, not bothering to wait for an answer. This caused Ruby to shudder once more, giving a slight squeak of satisfaction, before she could hold herself back. Her knees felt weak as she sagged slightly in Yang's arms. Yang Wasted no time using the chance to hug her closer, biting down slightly on Ruby's ear, yearning for even more contact.
(Just a taste, more to come In the next day or two, enjoy, ;-) you know I will.)