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Assistant: Title: Bathena: Love Languages (One Shots)
        Author: Bathena_Begins Bathena_Begins 
        Chapter: 3/6 
        Summary: A collection of one shots, some of which may later become their own multi-chapter story.Will try to keep *this* collection safe for work!Some fluff, some angst, a lot of banter, and a bit of heat.Ch 1: Bobby and Athena need a little love.Ch 2: Bobby is bone-tired, and Athena is there to take care of him.Ch 3: It's their four-week anniversary, and Athena's never been happier.Ch 4: Ten 100-word drabbles highlighting moments in Early Bathena.Ch 5: Athena bumps into Bobby and invites him back to her place for a home-cooked meal.Ch 6: Bobby and Athena arrive at a mountain cabin ahead of May and the 118.
        Contents: Chapter 3: Shine on Me, Sunshine. Walk with Me, World (It's a Skip-a-dee-do-dah Day)
    

    

        
          
          
            It's their four-week anniversary, and Athena's never been happier.
          
        

      
        
          
          (See the end of the chapter for  notes.)
          
      
  

  
  
    
     It had been four weeks since their first date.An anniversary, of sorts.And, well, Bobby was never one to pass up an opportunity to celebrate.Though he had wanted to take Athena out for dinner – dress up a little, have a nice meal he didn’t need to cook, maybe go dancing afterwards – she had preferred to pick up some takeout and spend the evening wrapped up in each other’s arms.And what Athena wanted, Athena got.Bobby hadn’t minded much. After all, the most important part of the celebration was spending it together, and if Athena preferred that to be on his sofa and in his bed, who was he to argue? It was all win-win as far as he was concerned.The fact that Michael had the kids, and she could spend the night?Bonus.So, they had lit a couple candles and had their dinner, the conversation flowing and the flirty banter and innuendo ramping up. Then, they’d had a friendly tug-of-war about which movie to watch, finally settling on one Bobby had seen a few times but would happily watch on repeat the rest of his life. Athena had never seen it, and so he’d spent a good portion of the movie watching her.He’d happily do that for the rest of his life, too, even if he didn’t quite know it just yet.All evening, they talked and laughed and cuddled. Neither was in a rush to take the other to bed; they would end up there, and it would be glorious, but right now? Right now, making out ruled supreme – acting like a couple high-school kids who couldn’t get enough of each other. Bobby adored Athena – could see this becoming something quite serious, in fact – and he was determined to show her every day just what she was coming to mean to him, that no matter how much he loved making love to her, he wanted more.And he wanted her to know she was more than a hookup or the scratching of an itch.More than some casual fling he’d tire of in a few weeks.Sometimes, he thought she might feel the same.He really hoped she did.  Athena couldn’t remember the last time she was this happy.With more than a little guilt, she couldn’t even remember if Michael had ever made her feel this way. They’d always been so focused on starting a family, that she couldn’t really recall a Michael and Athena before they were parents to a baby girl and, finally, a boy, too.Emmett had made her heart beat faster, though even that had been different; she had been so d@mn young and full of ideals and hopes and dreams back then.Now?Now, she was a woman who’d buried a fiancé and then buried her feelings about it, locking away that part of her history in a place so hidden even she couldn’t find the way back to it. Now, she was also a grown-ass woman with two kids to a man who’d finally confirmed what she’d always known, even when she was in full-on denial.Well, she was good at burying things.With a little time and distance, Athena was maybe even a little glad Michael had come out as gay. It answered a lot of questions she’d always been afraid to ask, and though she’d never wanted to be a divorced woman who couldn’t hold onto her man, maybe it helped a little that she knew it hadn’t been her. Michael still loved her – as a friend, but hey, love is love – and having to navigate this particular battlefield was still a helluva lot easier than growing to hate the father of her children.Children she would never regret, not even if she had to live a thousand times through the devastation and heartbreak of a failed marriage.Still, she was a woman with her own needs, and now that she was free to love again, well, she could do a whole lot worse than Bobby Nash. He’d been her friend and colleague for a couple years by the time he’d asked her out, but in hindsight the writing was on the wall from the time they met. She had always been true to her vows – something her husband couldn’t say – but right from the start, she and Bobby had shared a connection.Oh, it was platonic. Her vows had meant something to her, and she would never put her children through the scandal of an affair. She wanted to role model healthy relationships to her kids, and, well, her values just wouldn’t let her even look at another man while she wore a wedding ring. Still, she had been drawn to Bobby, and they’d become close. Athena didn’t let many people through her walls, but she had let Bobby in, and then she had been single, and then –Well, then he had asked her to dinner, and now here they were, four weeks later, and she had never been happier.And the s@x.Oh, my God, the s@x.Even Emmett had never made her feel the way Bobby did. Had never looked at her the way he did. Had never made her scream his name – not like Bobby did.She laughed as his fingers brushed over her ribs, looking back to see him smiling at her.“You need to behave,” she said, wiggling away from him before settling in again.She didn’t really care if he didn’t behave, though; a naughty Bobby was a fun Bobby.“If I don’t?” he asked, his voice a low rumble in her ear.Athena closed her eyes and lay her head back, onto his shoulder, as her hand came up to hold the back of his head.“Bad boys don’t get dessert.”“We didn’t buy dessert,” he said, planting soft kisses in a trail along her jaw.She knew d@mn well that he knew what kind of dessert she was talking about, and it wasn’t something brought home from the supermarket or a restaurant.“Well, I guess you might be out of luck then.”Two could play that game.Bobby chuckled and closed his fingers around her breast, and dammit she knew resistance was futile. Between the gravel in his voice and the heat of his body and the feel of skin on skin, it was only a matter of time before she surrendered to him.He knew that, too.She laughed and slapped his hand away.“Hush, and finish watching this movie.”“I haven’t started watching this movie.”“Bobby Nash! You chose it!”“Because you hadn’t seen it – ”“ – but you – ”“ – and you wanted to.”He said it as if that was enough of a reason to put all other reasons to bed, and she had no counterargument.“Well, it is a good movie,” she said quietly, snuggling into him again.“It is.”“And you’re a good man.”“Mmmm.” He smiled against her hair. “Does that mean dessert is on again?”Athena laughed.
  Never happier.
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          Title is from the Donna Fargo song, 'Happiest Girl in the Whole U.S.A.' (Blame my childhood.)Okay, so this one might not fit nice and neat into this little collection, but I reckon it still fits into the languages of love in spirit, at least.'
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