The meteor shower was a good reason to drive out into the dark countryside, but we overestimated how much time it would take to get someplace good. We had already pulled out the blankets from the car and we had set a dim lantern on the back of the car. It was barely lit - just enough to let us see, but not enough to really interfere with our night vision. We were leaning back, watching the stars. Sometime in the next hour or so, the meteor shower would go from being hard to catch to being near-constant. But in the meantime, we were just sitting in the peaceful quiet, waiting.
"You know what we could be doing right now ..." I teased.
"Out here? I'm not a fan, thank you. Too much of ..." and your voice drops off as you wave about in different directions.
I lift up onto one arm, so we can see each other in the dim light of the lantern. "Too much ...? Of? There isn't anyone around. That's why we came here, remember?" I smiled. "It's also not the right season for most bugs. It's still comfortably warm. We have blankets. And last I checked, you're still sexy as hell." I put my finger in the top of your shirt and pull down just enough to suggest, but not enough to actually pull on the fabric.
Your eyebrow goes up in amusement, but you don't shift or reply.
I roll all the way up, moving my leg over you so that I am straddling you and looking down. My hands stretch out in either direction. "See? Nothing as far as the eye can see. And we're not close to civilization - so the odds of being surprised are pretty much non-existent." I smiled and bent over some, putting my hands down on the blanket near to your body. "And these blankets are thick enough that the ground won't be too tough ..." And as my voice drifts off, I kiss you softly. I can feel the smirk and I keep moving, touching my lips to your cheek and to your neck. Your head drifts back a little as I kiss down to your chest.