He sighed. Lt. Veeh's tiny hands had moved to his scalp, where she was doing God knows what. She had moved between his legs and was now so close the smell of her perfume was unbearable. Sitting on the examine room table slightly elevated he couldn't help but glance down at the collar of her scrubs. He saw skin, blue material. That eyebrow was raised inquisitively.
He tried his thousand yard stare, looking through her, beyond her, to the closed exam room door. She leaned in closer like she was examining his head wound. One tiny hand came to rest in his thigh, the other still picked at his scalp.
"Ma'am, this is not a good idea..."
He actually said the words, to a twenty something blondie, no less. And then his eyes rolled back a little when she moved that tiny hand further up his thigh.
"Sergeant," she hissed back at him. "You are mistaken."
Sgt. Pole rested his hands on her surprisingly tiny waist. Beneath the scrubs he imagined perfect curves. He pulled the hips closer. She didn't pull away. He inhaled her scent, and he agreed he was not mistaken, although he still doubted. His kissed her anyway. Lt. Veeh didn't move a muscle. But she did part her lips and ever so slightly offer her tongue. The Staff Sergeant gripped her hips harder.
It was like someone set off a trip flare in the exam room. Disorientation. Heat, and fire, and hotness. And then it faded and Sgt. Pole felt hungry. He had no condom, but he knew what he would do.
He kissed her harder and she kissed back. The tiny hand was in his crotch, grabbing a bulge behind his utility trousers. He snaked a hand into her curls and exposed her neck. If he was a vampire he would have had dinner. Instead he started kissing her from her jawline to her collar bone. She moaned. Her tiny hand was squeezing the bulge like a turkey baster. He could imagine those little fingers wrapped around his hardness, skin against skin.
"The door," he said.
"Don't worryβ" she responded.
"The door," he said again and got up from the examining table pushing her backwards. He walked her back until she was pinned against the door. They couldn't lock it. There were no locked doors in a military field hospital, but at least no one would come in without them knowing it.