Post by Monsteralienbear on Aug 16, 2009 14:22:51 GMT -5
The lights in his room popped on with a soft ding, fading from the brightest intensity down to a much more bearable glow of light. Good morning, Kavon. It is— “Shut up,” Kavon whined, reaching for his pillow and throwing it in the general direction of his door, “go ‘way. I said to let me sleep in, remember?” He grumbled, turning on his side to press in close to Daiyel’s back again. Kavon had fallen asleep with his arm wrapped protectively around his best friend’s waist and his forehead tucked against his shoulder; he’d been too exhausted for anything else, though he remembered making a half-hearted effort to get into his pants.
Kavon was still wearing his boxers, though, so he doubted he’d gotten very far before falling asleep. “Mmm,” he hummed, pressing his cheek against Daiyel’s shoulder and rubbing the palm of his hand against his stomach idly, “it’s too early to be awake. I hate this frakking spaceship.” He complained, even if without it, they wouldn’t be nearly as happy and content as they were. Kavon liked being able to make the rules and liked enforcing them even more—the way he figured it, he wouldn’t have to deal with his authority issues if he always stayed in control.
Still, just because he normally liked The Freedman didn’t mean he had to like it when their room decided to interfere with sleepy-time when he’d told it not to. He had told it not to wake them up so early, hadn’t he?
Daiyel groaned when the lights turned on suddenly, and turned his face towards the pillow he held close to his chest. "'urn i' off, K'voooon..." he mumbled, voice muffled by the pillow. "S'too early..." He was awake though, and despite his sleepiness he knew he probably wouldn't be going back to sleep any time soon. He kept his paper-thin wings folded very close to his body to keep them from getting crushed between their bodies, and smiled, eyes closed, when Kavon's cheek pressed to his shoulder. Kavon's large, calloused hand rubbed at his abdomen and the mutt's lips twitched up into a smile, sighing contentedly in response to the pleasant rasp of the calluses on Kavon's hand over his skin. "Feels nice," he mumbled, lifting a hand to touch the back of Kavon's hand.
He chuckled softly, sleepily in response to Kavon’s complaints and mumbled, “Just turn the lights off…we can stay in here for a while longer.” It was, Daiyel would always agree, too early to be up. He liked to sleep in—especially if he was sleeping in with his favorite person in the universe. After a few moments, Daiyel turned around under Kavon’s arm and went limp again with a content sigh. “Mm. I like this.”
Kavon reluctantly opened his eyes when he felt Daiyel moving, carefully lifting his arm from his back so he wouldn’t disturb his wings when he was moving. “Lights off,” he said, and the voice-activated controls in his bedroom cut the lights off entirely. The concept of day and night was a little abstract in space, but Kavon was well used to it now. He associated his days with the bright lights throughout the ship and his nights with the soothing blackness of his room; he was ready for it to be night for a few more hours.
“I like it too,” he replied, but his eyes were closed again and it was probably obvious he was already half asleep. Still, old habits die hard, and it only took him a few minutes to wake up enough to start talking and thinking coherently. “Mmm. Today should be a day off,” Kavon said, opening his eyes so he could grin at Daiyel. “Stop at a fun city and just…spend the day celebrating.” They’d raided a merchant spaceship not too long ago and he was getting tired of lying low in order to stay off anyone’s radar; he thought it’d been long enough, and his share of the money they’d received for the pilfered goods was burning a hole in his pocket. Still, he wanted to hear Daiyel’s opinion on the matter—he was the smartest person he knew, and Kavon relied on him to tell him when his plans were sound and when they weren’t. If Daiyel said something would work, the rules of the universe said it would, but the opposite was also true.
He watched Kavon's face, smiling slightly at his closed eyes. He hoped Kavon never changed, and resisted the urge to lift his hand and touch Kavon's face. Daiyel wasn't sure whether or not Kavon would be alright with such an intimate touch, and Daiyel was afraid that it would be rejected. He thought that it was a good thing nobody knew how insecure and afraid he was. The crew wouldn't respect him very much, he thought, if they knew.
He considered what Kavon said, quiet for a long time. He considered the possibilities, calculating the chances that they would be caught by anyone after so long, at such distances. Daiyel nodded. “That sounds good. Let’s go to that station, the one out by Halla-2, Seidecte. That should be safe. Just no throwing around money.” He thought it would be fine, honestly.
“I like that station,” Kavon said agreeably, grinning at his friend sleepily and turning onto his back. It was a regrettable position because it meant he was no longer touching Daiyel, but the sooner he got up, the sooner they could head to the space station. “I don’t want to wake up,” he complained, rubbing at his face with his hands and sighing with resignation, “but I should.” He remained lying down for a few more moments before reluctantly sitting up and pushing his legs off the bed. Kavon turned to look at Daiyel, grinning at him because he liked how disheveled and sleepy he looked in the morning. Bedhead worked for him, though he thought almost everything worked for his best friend.
He paused and shifted his weight on the bed so he could look at Daiyel more easily. “That’s the station with the good restaurant, right?” Kavon asked in a hopeful tone of voice, since it was hard to focus on anything but food when he first woke up. He was always starving in the mornings, no matter how much food he consumed the night before, and his stomach was genuinely hurting from hunger. “I’m so hungry,” he whined, tilting his head to look at his friend and giving him the best pleading look he could manage, “I think a certain someone should help fix that,” Kavon said, trying (and failing) not to grin.
It occurred to Daiyel to be happy that things hadn’t progressed any further the night before than they had, suddenly. For, if Kavon had ventured underneath the boxers Daiyel wore for propriety’s sake, he would have discovered the soft black lace panties Daiyel wore. While Daiyel loved them and thought they were very erotic—both to wear and to look at!—he wasn’t sure Kavon wouldn’t have laughed at them. Daiyel usually didn’t mind being mocked, but it was different if Kavon was mocking him for real, as opposed to just playing.
He replied to Kavon’s question without really thinking, tone absent and gaze distant, “Yes, Kavon, it’s the one with your favorite restaurant.” All the same, Kavon was attractive in the mornings. He was attractive all the time, but especially in the mornings. (Daiyel pretended he didn’t think that Kavon was ‘especially’ attractive at all points in the day!) Seeing his best friend standing there in nothing but his boxers was affecting Daiyel, and he knew that if he stood up, the tent in his boxers would become evident.
His tone was patient and amused, somewhat mocking. “You’re always hungry. And I’m sure someone could help fix that. Why, again, haven’t you learned to cook..?” He didn’t want to get up, and flung an arm over his eyes. “It’s too early. You said it yourself, Kavon!” He had by now sprawled onto his back, limbs splayed.
It was pretty dark in the room without the lights on, so Kavon didn’t see the tent in Daiyel’s boxers when he sprawled onto his back. “But I’m hungry,” he said, putting a hand on his stomach and willing it to growl for extra sympathy points. It remained rebelliously silent. “I know how to cook,” he added with a faint frown, “I just don’t like to!” The only time Kavon willingly put on a chef’s apron was when he was very angry, and that was only because there was something oddly satisfying about chopping vegetables or cooking meat when he was that angry. He liked to pretend the veggies he cut up were the people he was angry at, which worked even if it probably wasn’t healthy.
“Besides,” he began dramatically, “this isn’t your normal kind of hunger. I’m going to die if you don’t feed me!” Kavon grinned, acknowledging he was just being silly, and reached forward to grab Daiyel’s hand and tug on it. “C’mon. If you make me pancakes, I’ll…I don’t know. Take you out to dinner tonight. We can go to The Jungle,” he suggested, not at all ashamed for naming his favorite restaurant.
Daiyel rolled his eyes in the darkness, exasperated with his friend’s immature exaggeration—but he was fondly amused, humor glinting in his green eyes. He didn’t feel like getting up just yet, and he definitely did feel like poking at Kavon a bit, because that was always fun. He sighed dramatically, acting put-upon. “But it’s early Kavon, and maybe I feel like doing something else.” He said, in such a tone that it implied without needing to be said out loud, something more important than feeding you, just because Daiyel knew it would irk his friend. He held back a smile, watching the taller young man to see how he would react, wriggling his shoulders across the bed to get more comfortable and nonverbally let Kavon know that he didn’t intend to get up yet.
Kavon arched both of his eyebrows, unable to help but be surprised. “Something else?” He demanded, acting as though he’d never been told no by Daiyel before, “what in the world is a better use of your time than feeding me?” He hesitated for a moment, unable to help but grin, and arched both of his eyebrows suggestively. He didn’t know if his friend could see the expression in the dim lighting, but he didn’t care. “I can only think of one thing that is a better use of time than feeding me,” Kavon began, and he took a step closer to the bed despite himself.
He could see Daiyel’s outline on the bed and it looked like he was on his back, so he didn’t see anything wrong with sitting back on the bed and crawling on top of his friend. He hovered over him with his knees planted firmly on either side of his legs and his hands pressing into the mattress near his shoulders, effectively pinning him. “Maybe dinner was the wrong thing to offer?” He asked with a slight grin, forgetting about how ‘hungry’ he was. Kavon tilted his head to nuzzle at Daiyel’s throat and then nipped lightly at his collar bone, still smiling. “You taste better than breakfast anyway,” he murmured.
Maybe he’d never admit it, but Kavon hated it when Daiyel suggested anything was more important than doing something for him. They had a weird, obsessive friendship that he’d never change, but when his friend started being difficult—well, he just had to make sure he got enough of Daiyel’s attention. It wasn’t like he was jealous of whatever-was-more-important-than-making-him-breakfast or anything. Not at all.
Daiyel had expected at the most a little bit of a temper tantrum, and at first, it seemed that he was about to get just that. A smile tugged at his lips, amused with how quickly his friend’s jealousy could be aroused, and didn’t bother to try and tell himself that he didn’t like that Kavon was jealous over the idea of Daiyel thinking something was more important than him to Daiyel. He drawled in response, “Something that I like very much.” He was purposely being vague, trying to see what sort of a response he could wrangle from his friend.
Of course, as always the Halfling managed to surprise Daiyel; he wasn’t at all expecting for Kavon to crawl onto the bed on top of him and position himself in a dominant position to pin Daiyel down, but thinking about it, he probably should have. It was very like Kavon, Daiyel thought with a small smile, to just go ahead and physically get what he wanted. Right now, it appeared that Kavon wanted Daiyel’s attention all to himself. Luckily for them both, Daiyel really hadn’t meant anything by what he’d said, although there was something he’d wanted to do more than feed Kavon.
“Perhaps it was,” he agreed evasively, smiling and watching his friend’s face in the dark, his night vision good as always. He could see Kavon’s smile in the darkness before he leaned in and nuzzled at him, nipping lightly in a way that had Daiyel stifling a sound in his throat, letting it out instead as a heavier than usual breath, ruffling Kavon’s hair. “Do I? But maybe this still isn’t what I wanted to do,” he commented, trying to sound unaffected by the position. This was a fun game, he thought, wondering if he could shift so that Kavon wouldn’t immediately feel Daiyel’s erection if he should decide to lay down atop him. Probably not, he decided. Kavon wasn’t stupid, and he’d realize immediately what Daiyel was trying to do, and that would give up the whole game.
”Maybe it’s not what you wanted to do,” he agreed, ignoring that irritated itch of jealousy in the back of his mind, “but I know it’s what you want to do now.” Kavon was confident that Daiyel would never reject him, since it wasn’t something that happened very often. He leaned down to bite his best friend’s right shoulder and then tilted his head away just enough so he could lick the bite mark he’d made. It made him feel smug to put a temporary claim on him, even if it would fade away before long. He shifted his weight, balancing himself on his two knees and one hand, and ran his right hand down Daiyel’s chest slowly, leaning close to his friend’s face in an attempt to see his expression.
He slid the tip his thumb under the hem of Daiyel’s boxers and lifted his head enough to press a kiss against the right half of his mouth. “What could possibly be more fun than this?” Kavon asked in a soft, husky tone of voice, leaning in to steal another kiss because he knew he could get away with it. He would win the game, frakit, and he’d win it without admitting how angry and jealous he already was!
Daiyel couldn’t deny that. He really did want to, but admitting it out loud would mean that he had lost this game. This was one of the few games that Daiyel felt was worth his attention and effort. One of the few games which Daiyel wanted to win at—or at least put up a good fight. This sort of game, after all, was the sort of game in which even the losers are winners.
Kavon’s teeth closed on the skin of his shoulder and Daiyel couldn’t help the gasp of mingled pain and pleasure; his body squirmed below the half-Zercan, and for a moment he pictured Kavon in his leopard form, biting at him warningly, possessively. In the next instant a warm, calloused hand slid down his chest and Kavon was right in his face, so Daiyel tried to gather himself, to look calm and unaffected in just the expression he knew would irk Kavon, and commented in an idle, apathetic tone of voice—with just a hint of mockery, “Is it really? How do you know what I wanted to do wasn’t more fun..?”
A thumb slid underneath the hem of his boxers and he shivered, the thought of how close Kavon was—without even knowing it!—to his delicate, pretty lace panties making Daiyel further excited. He was pretty sure that he wouldn’t be able to hide his erection much longer. He didn’t have time to reply to Kavon’s question before his friend’s lips were on his. The mutt submitted happily to the kiss, returning it languidly.
He couldn’t help but growl a little with frustration into their kiss, and he broke it much sooner than he would have if Daiyel’s performance hadn’t been getting to him. “What could be more fun than this?” Kavon demanded, unable to keep himself from glaring. Maybe it meant he lost, but he didn’t care anymore. He was too frustrated by the lack of response and threatened by the mysterious thing that was more fun than having sex with him. Nothing was more fun than that, he thought with frustration as he pulled his thumb out from the hemline of Daiyel’s boxers.
Kavon put his hand back on the side of his friend’s shoulder and settled his body on top of Daiyel’s, thinking there wasn’t anything a bit of blatant grinding couldn’t fix. He groaned with surprise when he felt Daiyel’s erection against his leg and semi-hard cock, for a moment unable to do anything but press against him. “Fraking liar,” he whispered in a heated voice when he could finally speak, for some reason both angry and turned on by the deception. Kavon leaned in and bit Daiyel’s lower lip, capturing it between his teeth and licking lightly at it with the tip of his tongue before pulling his mouth away again. “You want it,” he added, pressing his hips against Daiyel’s demandingly, “admit it.”
The frustrated growl into the kiss was one of the hottest things that Daiyel had ever heard. He thought that, of course, about every growl he heard from Kavon (and indeed, about a lot of other sounds Kavon made!) but it didn’t make it any less true. At least, that’s what Daiyel thought. His lips twitched up into a smile in response to Kavon’s glare. Abruptly Kavon’s thumb was out of his boxers and the threat of Kavon discovering his embarrassing choice of under-underwear was averted, followed shortly by Kavon’s weight on his body.
Daiyel echoed Kavon’s groan, though his was in response to the dual pressure and warmth on his own erection and the presence of Kavon’s half-hard length on his. He swallowed, Kavon’s low tone echoing hotly in his mind, making him throb against Kavon. Without thought he lifted a hand to run up Kavon’s back and rake into the hair at the nape of his neck, trying to pull Kavon closer for another kiss, not more teasing. “Want…what, Kavon?” he mumbled against Kavon’s lips, not quite willing to give it up just yet.
It didn’t take very long for his half-hard member to become fully hard, not when he was pressing against Daiyel and watching him try to deny wanting something he was clearly hungry for. He didn’t resist leaning in for the kiss, feeling like Daiyel reaching for him at all was a small victory by itself. “That’s right,” Kavon all but crooned, deliberately keeping his mouth close to his friend’s so he could feel his lips when he spoke, “you want Kavon. Say it.” His voice was huskier by the end of the order and he pressed his mouth down on Daiyel’s before he had a chance to talk. Yes, Kavon wanted him to admit there wasn’t anything better than being with him, but it was hard to keep his hands to himself. It was always a difficult thing to do when he was around Daiyel.
He pulled away before he could give into the desire to slide his tongue into his friend’s mouth, thinking he hadn’t earned it yet. Kavon shifted himself so he was putting some of his weight on his elbows and arms, coincidentally leaving his hands close enough to Daiyel’s head that he could reach out and twine his fingers into his friend’s beautiful hair. He twisted his fingers around it until it was hopelessly entangled, keeping his eyes locked on Daiyel’s eyes while he did it. Even if he couldn’t bring himself to admit it, the gesture was purely possessive—he wasn’t letting him leave for anything, not now and not ever.
Kavon was still wearing his boxers, though, so he doubted he’d gotten very far before falling asleep. “Mmm,” he hummed, pressing his cheek against Daiyel’s shoulder and rubbing the palm of his hand against his stomach idly, “it’s too early to be awake. I hate this frakking spaceship.” He complained, even if without it, they wouldn’t be nearly as happy and content as they were. Kavon liked being able to make the rules and liked enforcing them even more—the way he figured it, he wouldn’t have to deal with his authority issues if he always stayed in control.
Still, just because he normally liked The Freedman didn’t mean he had to like it when their room decided to interfere with sleepy-time when he’d told it not to. He had told it not to wake them up so early, hadn’t he?
Daiyel groaned when the lights turned on suddenly, and turned his face towards the pillow he held close to his chest. "'urn i' off, K'voooon..." he mumbled, voice muffled by the pillow. "S'too early..." He was awake though, and despite his sleepiness he knew he probably wouldn't be going back to sleep any time soon. He kept his paper-thin wings folded very close to his body to keep them from getting crushed between their bodies, and smiled, eyes closed, when Kavon's cheek pressed to his shoulder. Kavon's large, calloused hand rubbed at his abdomen and the mutt's lips twitched up into a smile, sighing contentedly in response to the pleasant rasp of the calluses on Kavon's hand over his skin. "Feels nice," he mumbled, lifting a hand to touch the back of Kavon's hand.
He chuckled softly, sleepily in response to Kavon’s complaints and mumbled, “Just turn the lights off…we can stay in here for a while longer.” It was, Daiyel would always agree, too early to be up. He liked to sleep in—especially if he was sleeping in with his favorite person in the universe. After a few moments, Daiyel turned around under Kavon’s arm and went limp again with a content sigh. “Mm. I like this.”
Kavon reluctantly opened his eyes when he felt Daiyel moving, carefully lifting his arm from his back so he wouldn’t disturb his wings when he was moving. “Lights off,” he said, and the voice-activated controls in his bedroom cut the lights off entirely. The concept of day and night was a little abstract in space, but Kavon was well used to it now. He associated his days with the bright lights throughout the ship and his nights with the soothing blackness of his room; he was ready for it to be night for a few more hours.
“I like it too,” he replied, but his eyes were closed again and it was probably obvious he was already half asleep. Still, old habits die hard, and it only took him a few minutes to wake up enough to start talking and thinking coherently. “Mmm. Today should be a day off,” Kavon said, opening his eyes so he could grin at Daiyel. “Stop at a fun city and just…spend the day celebrating.” They’d raided a merchant spaceship not too long ago and he was getting tired of lying low in order to stay off anyone’s radar; he thought it’d been long enough, and his share of the money they’d received for the pilfered goods was burning a hole in his pocket. Still, he wanted to hear Daiyel’s opinion on the matter—he was the smartest person he knew, and Kavon relied on him to tell him when his plans were sound and when they weren’t. If Daiyel said something would work, the rules of the universe said it would, but the opposite was also true.
He watched Kavon's face, smiling slightly at his closed eyes. He hoped Kavon never changed, and resisted the urge to lift his hand and touch Kavon's face. Daiyel wasn't sure whether or not Kavon would be alright with such an intimate touch, and Daiyel was afraid that it would be rejected. He thought that it was a good thing nobody knew how insecure and afraid he was. The crew wouldn't respect him very much, he thought, if they knew.
He considered what Kavon said, quiet for a long time. He considered the possibilities, calculating the chances that they would be caught by anyone after so long, at such distances. Daiyel nodded. “That sounds good. Let’s go to that station, the one out by Halla-2, Seidecte. That should be safe. Just no throwing around money.” He thought it would be fine, honestly.
“I like that station,” Kavon said agreeably, grinning at his friend sleepily and turning onto his back. It was a regrettable position because it meant he was no longer touching Daiyel, but the sooner he got up, the sooner they could head to the space station. “I don’t want to wake up,” he complained, rubbing at his face with his hands and sighing with resignation, “but I should.” He remained lying down for a few more moments before reluctantly sitting up and pushing his legs off the bed. Kavon turned to look at Daiyel, grinning at him because he liked how disheveled and sleepy he looked in the morning. Bedhead worked for him, though he thought almost everything worked for his best friend.
He paused and shifted his weight on the bed so he could look at Daiyel more easily. “That’s the station with the good restaurant, right?” Kavon asked in a hopeful tone of voice, since it was hard to focus on anything but food when he first woke up. He was always starving in the mornings, no matter how much food he consumed the night before, and his stomach was genuinely hurting from hunger. “I’m so hungry,” he whined, tilting his head to look at his friend and giving him the best pleading look he could manage, “I think a certain someone should help fix that,” Kavon said, trying (and failing) not to grin.
It occurred to Daiyel to be happy that things hadn’t progressed any further the night before than they had, suddenly. For, if Kavon had ventured underneath the boxers Daiyel wore for propriety’s sake, he would have discovered the soft black lace panties Daiyel wore. While Daiyel loved them and thought they were very erotic—both to wear and to look at!—he wasn’t sure Kavon wouldn’t have laughed at them. Daiyel usually didn’t mind being mocked, but it was different if Kavon was mocking him for real, as opposed to just playing.
He replied to Kavon’s question without really thinking, tone absent and gaze distant, “Yes, Kavon, it’s the one with your favorite restaurant.” All the same, Kavon was attractive in the mornings. He was attractive all the time, but especially in the mornings. (Daiyel pretended he didn’t think that Kavon was ‘especially’ attractive at all points in the day!) Seeing his best friend standing there in nothing but his boxers was affecting Daiyel, and he knew that if he stood up, the tent in his boxers would become evident.
His tone was patient and amused, somewhat mocking. “You’re always hungry. And I’m sure someone could help fix that. Why, again, haven’t you learned to cook..?” He didn’t want to get up, and flung an arm over his eyes. “It’s too early. You said it yourself, Kavon!” He had by now sprawled onto his back, limbs splayed.
It was pretty dark in the room without the lights on, so Kavon didn’t see the tent in Daiyel’s boxers when he sprawled onto his back. “But I’m hungry,” he said, putting a hand on his stomach and willing it to growl for extra sympathy points. It remained rebelliously silent. “I know how to cook,” he added with a faint frown, “I just don’t like to!” The only time Kavon willingly put on a chef’s apron was when he was very angry, and that was only because there was something oddly satisfying about chopping vegetables or cooking meat when he was that angry. He liked to pretend the veggies he cut up were the people he was angry at, which worked even if it probably wasn’t healthy.
“Besides,” he began dramatically, “this isn’t your normal kind of hunger. I’m going to die if you don’t feed me!” Kavon grinned, acknowledging he was just being silly, and reached forward to grab Daiyel’s hand and tug on it. “C’mon. If you make me pancakes, I’ll…I don’t know. Take you out to dinner tonight. We can go to The Jungle,” he suggested, not at all ashamed for naming his favorite restaurant.
Daiyel rolled his eyes in the darkness, exasperated with his friend’s immature exaggeration—but he was fondly amused, humor glinting in his green eyes. He didn’t feel like getting up just yet, and he definitely did feel like poking at Kavon a bit, because that was always fun. He sighed dramatically, acting put-upon. “But it’s early Kavon, and maybe I feel like doing something else.” He said, in such a tone that it implied without needing to be said out loud, something more important than feeding you, just because Daiyel knew it would irk his friend. He held back a smile, watching the taller young man to see how he would react, wriggling his shoulders across the bed to get more comfortable and nonverbally let Kavon know that he didn’t intend to get up yet.
Kavon arched both of his eyebrows, unable to help but be surprised. “Something else?” He demanded, acting as though he’d never been told no by Daiyel before, “what in the world is a better use of your time than feeding me?” He hesitated for a moment, unable to help but grin, and arched both of his eyebrows suggestively. He didn’t know if his friend could see the expression in the dim lighting, but he didn’t care. “I can only think of one thing that is a better use of time than feeding me,” Kavon began, and he took a step closer to the bed despite himself.
He could see Daiyel’s outline on the bed and it looked like he was on his back, so he didn’t see anything wrong with sitting back on the bed and crawling on top of his friend. He hovered over him with his knees planted firmly on either side of his legs and his hands pressing into the mattress near his shoulders, effectively pinning him. “Maybe dinner was the wrong thing to offer?” He asked with a slight grin, forgetting about how ‘hungry’ he was. Kavon tilted his head to nuzzle at Daiyel’s throat and then nipped lightly at his collar bone, still smiling. “You taste better than breakfast anyway,” he murmured.
Maybe he’d never admit it, but Kavon hated it when Daiyel suggested anything was more important than doing something for him. They had a weird, obsessive friendship that he’d never change, but when his friend started being difficult—well, he just had to make sure he got enough of Daiyel’s attention. It wasn’t like he was jealous of whatever-was-more-important-than-making-him-breakfast or anything. Not at all.
Daiyel had expected at the most a little bit of a temper tantrum, and at first, it seemed that he was about to get just that. A smile tugged at his lips, amused with how quickly his friend’s jealousy could be aroused, and didn’t bother to try and tell himself that he didn’t like that Kavon was jealous over the idea of Daiyel thinking something was more important than him to Daiyel. He drawled in response, “Something that I like very much.” He was purposely being vague, trying to see what sort of a response he could wrangle from his friend.
Of course, as always the Halfling managed to surprise Daiyel; he wasn’t at all expecting for Kavon to crawl onto the bed on top of him and position himself in a dominant position to pin Daiyel down, but thinking about it, he probably should have. It was very like Kavon, Daiyel thought with a small smile, to just go ahead and physically get what he wanted. Right now, it appeared that Kavon wanted Daiyel’s attention all to himself. Luckily for them both, Daiyel really hadn’t meant anything by what he’d said, although there was something he’d wanted to do more than feed Kavon.
“Perhaps it was,” he agreed evasively, smiling and watching his friend’s face in the dark, his night vision good as always. He could see Kavon’s smile in the darkness before he leaned in and nuzzled at him, nipping lightly in a way that had Daiyel stifling a sound in his throat, letting it out instead as a heavier than usual breath, ruffling Kavon’s hair. “Do I? But maybe this still isn’t what I wanted to do,” he commented, trying to sound unaffected by the position. This was a fun game, he thought, wondering if he could shift so that Kavon wouldn’t immediately feel Daiyel’s erection if he should decide to lay down atop him. Probably not, he decided. Kavon wasn’t stupid, and he’d realize immediately what Daiyel was trying to do, and that would give up the whole game.
”Maybe it’s not what you wanted to do,” he agreed, ignoring that irritated itch of jealousy in the back of his mind, “but I know it’s what you want to do now.” Kavon was confident that Daiyel would never reject him, since it wasn’t something that happened very often. He leaned down to bite his best friend’s right shoulder and then tilted his head away just enough so he could lick the bite mark he’d made. It made him feel smug to put a temporary claim on him, even if it would fade away before long. He shifted his weight, balancing himself on his two knees and one hand, and ran his right hand down Daiyel’s chest slowly, leaning close to his friend’s face in an attempt to see his expression.
He slid the tip his thumb under the hem of Daiyel’s boxers and lifted his head enough to press a kiss against the right half of his mouth. “What could possibly be more fun than this?” Kavon asked in a soft, husky tone of voice, leaning in to steal another kiss because he knew he could get away with it. He would win the game, frakit, and he’d win it without admitting how angry and jealous he already was!
Daiyel couldn’t deny that. He really did want to, but admitting it out loud would mean that he had lost this game. This was one of the few games that Daiyel felt was worth his attention and effort. One of the few games which Daiyel wanted to win at—or at least put up a good fight. This sort of game, after all, was the sort of game in which even the losers are winners.
Kavon’s teeth closed on the skin of his shoulder and Daiyel couldn’t help the gasp of mingled pain and pleasure; his body squirmed below the half-Zercan, and for a moment he pictured Kavon in his leopard form, biting at him warningly, possessively. In the next instant a warm, calloused hand slid down his chest and Kavon was right in his face, so Daiyel tried to gather himself, to look calm and unaffected in just the expression he knew would irk Kavon, and commented in an idle, apathetic tone of voice—with just a hint of mockery, “Is it really? How do you know what I wanted to do wasn’t more fun..?”
A thumb slid underneath the hem of his boxers and he shivered, the thought of how close Kavon was—without even knowing it!—to his delicate, pretty lace panties making Daiyel further excited. He was pretty sure that he wouldn’t be able to hide his erection much longer. He didn’t have time to reply to Kavon’s question before his friend’s lips were on his. The mutt submitted happily to the kiss, returning it languidly.
He couldn’t help but growl a little with frustration into their kiss, and he broke it much sooner than he would have if Daiyel’s performance hadn’t been getting to him. “What could be more fun than this?” Kavon demanded, unable to keep himself from glaring. Maybe it meant he lost, but he didn’t care anymore. He was too frustrated by the lack of response and threatened by the mysterious thing that was more fun than having sex with him. Nothing was more fun than that, he thought with frustration as he pulled his thumb out from the hemline of Daiyel’s boxers.
Kavon put his hand back on the side of his friend’s shoulder and settled his body on top of Daiyel’s, thinking there wasn’t anything a bit of blatant grinding couldn’t fix. He groaned with surprise when he felt Daiyel’s erection against his leg and semi-hard cock, for a moment unable to do anything but press against him. “Fraking liar,” he whispered in a heated voice when he could finally speak, for some reason both angry and turned on by the deception. Kavon leaned in and bit Daiyel’s lower lip, capturing it between his teeth and licking lightly at it with the tip of his tongue before pulling his mouth away again. “You want it,” he added, pressing his hips against Daiyel’s demandingly, “admit it.”
The frustrated growl into the kiss was one of the hottest things that Daiyel had ever heard. He thought that, of course, about every growl he heard from Kavon (and indeed, about a lot of other sounds Kavon made!) but it didn’t make it any less true. At least, that’s what Daiyel thought. His lips twitched up into a smile in response to Kavon’s glare. Abruptly Kavon’s thumb was out of his boxers and the threat of Kavon discovering his embarrassing choice of under-underwear was averted, followed shortly by Kavon’s weight on his body.
Daiyel echoed Kavon’s groan, though his was in response to the dual pressure and warmth on his own erection and the presence of Kavon’s half-hard length on his. He swallowed, Kavon’s low tone echoing hotly in his mind, making him throb against Kavon. Without thought he lifted a hand to run up Kavon’s back and rake into the hair at the nape of his neck, trying to pull Kavon closer for another kiss, not more teasing. “Want…what, Kavon?” he mumbled against Kavon’s lips, not quite willing to give it up just yet.
It didn’t take very long for his half-hard member to become fully hard, not when he was pressing against Daiyel and watching him try to deny wanting something he was clearly hungry for. He didn’t resist leaning in for the kiss, feeling like Daiyel reaching for him at all was a small victory by itself. “That’s right,” Kavon all but crooned, deliberately keeping his mouth close to his friend’s so he could feel his lips when he spoke, “you want Kavon. Say it.” His voice was huskier by the end of the order and he pressed his mouth down on Daiyel’s before he had a chance to talk. Yes, Kavon wanted him to admit there wasn’t anything better than being with him, but it was hard to keep his hands to himself. It was always a difficult thing to do when he was around Daiyel.
He pulled away before he could give into the desire to slide his tongue into his friend’s mouth, thinking he hadn’t earned it yet. Kavon shifted himself so he was putting some of his weight on his elbows and arms, coincidentally leaving his hands close enough to Daiyel’s head that he could reach out and twine his fingers into his friend’s beautiful hair. He twisted his fingers around it until it was hopelessly entangled, keeping his eyes locked on Daiyel’s eyes while he did it. Even if he couldn’t bring himself to admit it, the gesture was purely possessive—he wasn’t letting him leave for anything, not now and not ever.