Ceraphel smiled as he kissed her neck, her hands sliding along his chest slowly, unbuttoning his shirt for him, "I do rather like your human clothing. It makes me want to remove it for you."
She helped him peel the leather pants from her hips, setting aside the clingy sweater, and she was more than happy to be in the bed with him, both of them having shed every stitch of clothing. Her hands slid across his chest to his shoulders, and then up to his cheeks to bring him down for a kiss. Sometimes it was hard to express the love she had for him, just saying it did not feel like it was enough. Ceraphel kissed him sweetly before she replied.
"I love you too, Thaal," she said softly. "With all my heart."
There was no lingering discomfort from the fight earlier, they had talked it out, and it had been too long for the two of them. She wanted to be with him as much as he wanted her, and it showed when they spent a good part of the early evening performing that particular act over and over again. It tired her out and she dropped off to sleep almost immediately in his arms, though the bed was not gravity defying as it was at home. In the morning, she got up and took a shower, sad to see that it was too small for the two of them to fit in it comfortably.
She got dressed, putting on a pretty dress that Carol had left her of sage green fabric that fell to her ankles, the slender straps leaving her arms bare. Ceraphel was much more ready for the morning than Sinestro was, but she liked the coffee that Hal made for them. She also took things out of the fridge and made them both a decent breakfast, though the eggs were a different color and the fruits were odd but delicious. She then let Hal hustle them to the airfield.
Carol had texted Hal earlier, letting them know that she and Soranik would meet them there. The main building of Ferris Air was a large, modern building that had been rebuilt recently and brought up to modern standards. There was a security guard waiting at a clear topped desk, who immediately got them three passes to wear around their necks on lanyards when he saw them. Carol had obviously warned him that Hal Jordan was showing up with two odd looking people who were to be sent out to the airfields as soon as they arrived.
Parked outside was a jet, made in the style of a F-22 Raptor but in sleeker colors and thinner wings. Carol was wearing a pair of aviator glasses, and she was on a ladder on the side of the jet, looking the cockpit over. She leaned out of the plane and waved at them in her jeans and white button up shirt, open over a dark blue tank top as she saw them coming her way, coming down the ladder. The wind was blowing Ceraphel's dress around her legs, but she had bound her hair over her shoulder to keep it out of the way, which was good, it was windy on the runway.
"Good morning," Carol said, meaning it for all three of them. "Hal, your stuff is in your footlocker. And the tower knows you'll be taking off. Please keep in mind that this is a two million dollar jet."