Plans for the Future || Captain Issott
Leslie: Leslie dropped another shell in his pocket. Quite a handful after an hour of strolling the beach. Calves and feet hidden behind perfect white sand. His nose was tender but ignored. Another shell gently cleaned and inspected.
Every offense to Regina Lawson was replayed. It was the little things. Forgetting to eat, dismissive of his own meditation. Irritability from his circumstances causing less than pleasant passes. A sharp look. A sigh. A forced smile. Pebbles became mountains. The man he was, was still the man walking the beach.
'The old me is gone,' people say in these situations. A ridiculous notion. People could improve, worsen, but they were the sum of their parts. He could smile now, sober, with the same kind intentions he was raised by, but Gina would forever carry every part of his sum.
Another shell for his pocket. Better to wait today.
Tristan: "You're gonna have me working like a dog, you know that?"
"Blame the mother-in-law for talking them into five courses!" Gina shook her head and handed Tristan a large bag.
Tristan took it and willed his stomach not to growl at the scent wafting from it. "Oh, I do. Gonna charge her out the ass."
Gina laughed. "So am I. Go on and eat that before it gets cold. I'll email you the purchase order."
"'Kay, thanks. See you soon."
Tristan emerged from the inn and immediately scanned the beach for Leslie, feeling decidedly cheerful despite the long hours of work in his future.
He was going to buy Les so many presents.
Leslie: Leslie was but a blond and blue speck in the distance. Rolled up jeans, shoeless, and nearly shirtless. His blue flannel mostly unbuttoned and arguing with the wind. Certainly not suitable for a luncheon. On purpose, of course, to better drive home how unsuitable he was to be there.
Tristan: Not just any speck; that was his speck. And maybe it was the romantic in him, but Tristan swore his eyes went right to Leslie with almost magical speed and accuracy.
He made his way over, stopping only once to pick up a piece of sea glass.
"Hey, sunshine," he called when Leslie was in earshot.
Leslie: A smile to mimic his namesake was given in greeting.
"I've found you a bounty!" he called. Turned to close the distance between them. Various cockle and murex on offer. More coquina than necessary.
Tristan: God, that smile was a beautiful punch to the gut.
"Look at you!" Leslie was greeted with a kiss the second he was close enough. "My fish tanks are gonna look so good."
Leslie: "How did it go?" he asked. Pocketed his findings and began setting himself to rights.
Tristan: “Got the gig and also a king’s ransom of work. Five course meal for one hundred and fifty people.”
Leslie: "All seafood? Really?" Color him impressed.
Tristan: “Only three of them, unless they decide to put fish in the dessert and the salad.”
Leslie: "Shrimp in a salad is delicious, I'll have you know. Scallops are better." Seafood dessert? The idea put a cringe on his face.
"A customer once tried to convince me shrimp and white chocolate go together."
Tristan: Tristan made a face of pure disgust. "Ew, no. It was a tourist, wasn't it?"
Leslie: "One of the first when I started with Myrtle."
Tristan: He shook his head. "That's some nonsense only someone who didn't grow up eating seafood would like."
Leslie: "I can't say I've heard worse."
Tristan: "I don't think anyone has, honestly." Taste couldn't get much worse than mixing seafood and white chocolate.
He held up the bag. "Hungry, sugar pie?"
Leslie: Leslie looked from the bag to Tristan. "Did you actually eat lunch or ...?"
Tristan: "Nope, got us lunch to go. Baked cod, salad, and some bread."
Leslie: "Tristie." He could just manage to sound disappointed. Baked cod sounded absolutely delicious.
Tristan: "Hey, it still counts as a lunch meeting if lunch is involved in some way. Besides, this way I get to eat with you."
Leslie: That sigh through his nose was of utter disapproval. He would have to make himself scarce next time.
"Where do you want to eat?"
Tristan: A kiss to the cheek was offered in apology. Leslie didn't have to say a word; that sigh said it for him.
"Anywhere you want, sweetheart. I can grab the blanket I've got in my truck and we can have a picnic or we could go home or to the square. The town is your oyster."
Leslie: He felt the kiss for its worth. His mind was made up, but this was no hill to die on.
"Somewhere with good light. I have something to show you on my phone. Preferably a laptop. Home, then?"
Tristan: Tristan nodded. "Home it is. Your place or mine?"
Leslie: "Yours is closer. Mine is what I want to talk about."
Tristan: “Oh yeah? Well now I’m intrigued,” said Tristan, holding his free hand out to Leslie.
Leslie: The offer was taken and brought to his lips. A few playful bites to follow.
Tristan: He chuckled and tugged Leslie closer to kiss him.
"I better get you fed before you start eating me."
Leslie: "You'll taste like seafood, too. When was the last time you had a land mammal?"
Tristan: "Couple days ago. I was craving a hotdog like you wouldn't believe."
Leslie: "That's not mammal. That's an abomination."
Tristan: "It's beef! The proper hot dog way!"
Leslie: "There's enough sodium to kill a horse - that it's probably made of anyway."
Tristan: “Come on now, don’t ruin hotdogs. They are good wholesome junk food made of cows and not horses.”
Leslie: "Keep telling yourself that, love."
Tristan: "I will." Have another kiss. "All right, baby, let's go home."
Leslie: "I'll drive." Announced while climbing into the driver's seat.
Tristan: “Ain’t gotta tell me twice,” said Tristan, sliding into the passenger’s seat and handing over the keys.
“You know what we need? A hammock.”
Leslie: "Where are we gonna buy one out here?"
Tristan: “That I don’t know. Think Home Depot sells them?”
Leslie: "Are we going to Home Depot?"
Tristan: “Nah, not today. But it’s been on my mind. The weather we’ve been having makes me wanna nap outside with you.”
Leslie: "We'll have to look into it, then."
Tristan: “Hell yeah.”
Tristan spent the ride home sharing more of the details of his meeting with Leslie. It was the biggest contract he’d gotten in a while; enough to put some money where it was needed and have some leftover for a decent bonus.
Leslie: Talk of money with Tristan. Little slaps of reality. Not entirely sure of his decisions. A lingering ailment of his past.
"How many investors do you have?"
Tristan: "Just the one. I've had a few really great years, the Adrianna is in beautiful shape. Business is good."
Leslie: "Would you be uncomfortable with my contributing?"
Tristan: He smiled. "You wanna invest in my fishing business?"
Leslie: "I do, but I don't want any say in what you do."
Tristan: "What percentage would you like?"
Leslie: "This is so much easier on Robinhood."
Tristan: Tristan chuckled. "You don't want a percentage? Can I tempt you with a small token at the end of my fiscal year?"
Leslie: Leslie put his best effort into a sober tone. One difficult to do in Tristan's presence. Not unlike their first night together. "I don't want you to feel like I have something over you, in the future."
Tristan: "Les, come on. I know that's not who you are. If I thought for a second that you were offering for any reason other than genuinely helping me, I wouldn't accept. And I know you wouldn't offer for any other reason."
Leslie: Softly he sighed. "How about we... we touch base on the subject again after what I have to tell you when we're home."
Tristan: "Okay, baby, that's fine. Kinda making me a little nervous." Was Leslie about to tell him some heavy life-altering thing? Had something awful happened?
Leslie: Tristan's tone told him to take his hand and give a mighty squeeze. "Get out of your head. It's not like that."
Tristan: He squeezed back. "You sure? I'm getting a capital 's' Serious feeling."
Leslie: "You think I'd be holding your hand right now if I planned something like that?"
Tristan: “I don’t know.” He smiled. “You could be about to tell me my face turned blue and ugly in the middle of the night and you’re trying to soften the blow.”
Leslie: "I know I tease, but you should know me better than that. I'd tell you your face is blue immediately," he grinned.
Tristan: “Awww, thank you, babydoll.” He brought Leslie’s hand to his lips. “Did you know I love you?”
Leslie: "No fucking idea! Holy shit, really?"
Tristan: “Really really. Crazy, I know.”
Leslie: "I know there is a balance, and things will happen the way they are meant to, and Fate only has one eye, but I'm still stumped at the two of us."
Tristan: “At how it took us so long and how we managed to end up here?”
Leslie: "Mhm."
Tristan: “Well, things slow down when you’ve only got one eye that you have to share with your sisters.”
Leslie: "Could also just say we're idiots."
Tristan: “Yeah, that too,” he chuckled.
Leslie: Leslie pulled into the driveway and cut the engine. Keys tossed between hands as he stared out the window.
Tristan: "Talk to me about what's going on in that head, doll."
Leslie: "Your nervousness has rubbed off on me."
Tristan: "Sorry about that. Mama always said I emoted a lot."
Leslie: "You emote all you want."
Tristan: Tristan leaned over and kissed Leslie's cheek. "Come on, let's have some lunch."
Leslie: "Right." Tristan was helped inside. Locking the truck with the fob before shutting the front door and tossing the keys on the nearest table.
"Where's your laptop?"
Tristan: He set the food down in the kitchen and set about gathering bowls and forks.
"It iiiiiis.....on the bed. Should be charged and ready to go."
Leslie: He returned with the laptop and a lack of shirt. The results of his beach stroll apparent on his shoulders and chest.
"Alright. I'll pull up what I wanted to talk about. I want your honesty. That's all I want."
Tristan: "If honesty is what you want, then I'm here to give it to you." He started plating their meal. "Lay it on me."
Leslie: Pictures were downloaded from his email and minimized. Leslie leaned back in his seat and itched at his burn.
"A lot of love went into my house, but," deep breath, "I'm...thinking about tearing it down and expanding. But the thing is...I..."
Tristan: Tristan walked over, gesturing with a bowl. "Hey, hey, hey, leave that sunburn alone. I'll slather it in aloe here in a bit."
He leaned in to look at the laptop, only to lean back out in surprise. Not any negative surprise either. "You wanna expand? That's great!" He gestured again. "What's that hesitation for? Don't know how big you wanna go?"
Leslie: A song Tristan had sung before. Funny, he couldn't recall Oliver getting similar treatment. Another sign he should have noticed.
"It'll be healed by tomorrow." He could invest a conscious effort, but he simply didn't want to.
"No. Not that. Clive's had some blueprints in mind the moment he saw my place. It's just deciding between them. But...these weren't drawn with anyone else in mind. I don't...know...what kind of future I'm going to have and how many people should be included."
Tristan: That didn’t mean Leslie couldn’t be comfortable until then, but there were bigger fish to fry at the moment.
Very significant and important fish.
Tristan took a seat beside Leslie and reached for one of his hands. “And you want to know if now that we’re here, they should be revisited, right?”
Leslie: Tristan could have one of his hands. The other to fidget beneath the table.
"We've only just started. I don't want you to feel pressured into anything about the house, or why I want this. But the thing is... It feels wrong to move forward without your input. If why I want this, if any of it is too much, I won't - I won't guilt you into being with me. I won't do anything like that. I promise. We have to have the same vision and I don't know if we have the same vision. I'm just... verbal diarrhea right now. Sorry! You know that Charles - my friend you met with the locked chest, that Charles - runs a school for gifted children. Gifted like... me, kind of gifted. But not me. They call themselves mutants. There are these two girls. Ruby and Ester. They... They don't have family..."
Tristan: A soft smile played at Tristan's lips as he listened. He didn't mind the wave of words and thoughts; he wanted to know, wanted to understand, wanted to have the full picture in front of him. He liked to think he and Leslie were open books for each other, and that made conversations like this matter all the more.
"We have only just started, but when you think about it, we also haven't. Yeah it took us a while to get to this exact spot, but we've been with each other for years. I don't know, maybe it's me being a romantic or me being idealistic, but I've let my mind go to that place. To the wedding bells and the house and the kids running around. Not to say I want the bells right the hell now, I would never push that on you or pressure you.
"But I've always been able to see us take those kinds of big steps." He kissed Leslie's knuckles. "The way I grew up made me wanna have kids. My mom made me wanna have kids. For me it was never an if, it was always a when, and I'd like that when to be with you. It feels right that it's you. Right and good.
"Tell me about Ruby and Ester."
Leslie: "It does sound romantic. I love romance, I do, but I also know... this house... " Leslie waved his free hand. "This didn't happen in a day. I remember all the times you went on and on about projects. Here I'm talking about a new house. Children."
Swallowing, determined to push the conversation as Tristan encouraged.
"They're made of rubies and diamonds. They're hungry for knowledge. Not just about what I can do, but everything. Just touching on a subject they don't know, they dive into it. Ruby especially. She's fiercely protective. Ester is nurturing. They've been through so much. I'm... I'm scared. I've wanted to be a father for years, but I don't know how to - where to begin this."
Tristan: Now that took Tristan aback. Not the children themselves, no, it wasn't that.
"Rubies and diamonds? Actual rubies and diamonds that people make jewelry with? And they call that a mutation?" He gave a breathless chuckle and shook his head. "That's so much more. That's something bordering on ethereal and...divine. Two protective and nurturing little girls should know nothing but nurturing and protection.
"And I can't think of anyone better suited for that than you. No one knows how to be a parent until they are one. Mama says she became a parent the day she decided to keep me. I think that once you make that choice, that's it. You're a parent."
Leslie: "Charles is... apprehensive of their learning witchcraft. I tried to explain that a good education is better than delving into something way over their head because they have no one. We all were raised with guidance. If a witch is determined to go down that road, they will, no matter the cleared path in front of them, but -"
Leslie closed his eyes. Well aware of how he must look. His usual confidence, impressive even by his perspective, had receded like a tide.
"The end of the day, they have to want me to be their father. By the time the house is done, they might not. I might just be a novelty to them. And Charles... Charles could say no. He has the final say. I can state my case, but I'm not going to fight him. And also, none of this is going to happen if you don't want it to."
Tristan: "I don't know your friend Charles all that well, but it...surprises me that he can have two kids in his care made of precious stones and be apprehensive of witchcraft. From what you've told me, it's not even something--I don't know, unnatural? that they'd be diving into. It's in them already, in everyone."
While Leslie's eyes were closed, Tristan leaned in and pressed a kiss to his forehead. It was hard to miss that shaky confidence, and even harder to miss the reason.
"Leslie Issott, you could never be just a novelty to anybody. Not to me, not to those kids, not to anyone. I am in this with you. I want this with you. If Charles says no, it'll be to both of us, after we've made our case."
Leslie: That was precisely the point Leslie wanted to make for anyone interested in the craft. And Tristan just said it. Just accepted it. Damn near rendered his witch speechless. Only finding his voice after the press of lips to his skin.
"Y-Yeah. Exactly." Eyes slowly opened. "Are you sure? Tristie, I want you to be sure you mean what you say."
Tristan: Leslie would see a brilliantly smiling Tristan looking back at him. “There is nothing in my life I’ve been more sure of than you. I want to build a home and a family with you.”
Leslie: A deep breath later, Leslie nodded. Something felt off, but he couldn't put his finger on what. This was what he wanted to hear, but something felt missing. What that was, he couldn't see. Beyond a fog and just out of reach.
But he would smile anyway. "Want me to show you the blueprints?"
Tristan: Tristan kissed his witch's cheeks. This was only the first of many conversations they would probably end up having on the subject, he was certain. And that was exactly the way it should be. One conversation simply wasn't enough when you were talking about your future together with someone.
"Show them to me while we eat. Our stomachs and your blood sugar are going to start complaining at us here in a bit."
Leslie: "You mean my blood sugar," he smirked.
Tristan: “That’s what I said, you beautiful man.” Have more kisses to your face. “What do you want to drink?”
Leslie: "Thought you said our," he laughed as he was kissed. "Just water. I think I had the last of the tea."
Tristan: That laugh would never not be absolute music to his ears. It made him want to shower Leslie with more kisses and affection but he'd save that for later.
For now he got both of them some water and settled in to look at blueprints.
"All right, sweetheart, show me your vision."
Leslie: Sometimes all those affectionate names could be overwhelming. He knew they came from a place of honesty. The look in Tristan's eyes, it was impossible to think otherwise. But still, sometimes, he caught himself wondering if this was Callum's work. Leading a man on and dropping him. Those dropped pieces were delicate. He really did not like that druid.
But the witch just smiled, pulling up blueprints for two designs his father had drawn. A larger A-frame than his current model, and something a little more contemporary for the area. Larger ceilings versus a more intimate feel.
Tristan: Tristan took a bite of his salad and took a good look at the design, unaware of Leslie's thoughts and worries. Had he known them, he would've done his best to lay them to rest. The last thing he wanted was for his slew of nicknames to seem like they came from a place of overcompensation or some sort of residual issue. They came purely from fondness.
"I really like all the windows and that it's still an A frame. The upstairs, too. All that storage space."
Leslie: "I could flip a coin and live in either. I'm partial, but no one can beat these designs. I want a large kitchen. Maybe culinary lessons in the future. Private chef will only go so far in this town. So, classes."
Tristan: "I really like the porch on the one with the bigger kitchen, and the part that's screened in."
Tristan smiled. "You'd make a great cooking teacher, and private chef, and caterer. You could do it all."
Leslie: "But which kitchen, which house would best give me that?"
Tristan: “The bigger one that’s not an A frame, I think.”
Leslie: "Can you see yourself there?"
Tristan: “Maybe I’m biased because I live somewhere with a screened patio/porch area and I really like it, but yeah. I totally can. And look at that huge deck. You could grow so many magic plants on that deck. And I can get us some Adirondack chairs and we can sit out there in the evenings.”
Leslie: "I'll give it some more thought, but I'll let you know what I choose." Leslie stared at the screen for some time. "But..."
Tristan: “Honestly, whichever you choose will be amazing. They’re both great designs.”
Tristan turned back to Leslie. “...But?” he prompted softly.
Leslie: "Is this supposed to be only my decision? Do you want to live with me? See my craft day in and out? It's more than just herbs and playing with pixies."
Tristan: “I don’t know, yes, and yes.” He set his plate aside. “Part of me thinks that since you bought this house, your opinion holds more weight than mine. I do want to live with you. I want to wake up to you and fall asleep with you and see your magic and learn more about it and about you through it. I want to understand it all, not just the herbs and playing with pixies.
“Do you want to live with me?”
Leslie: "But that would mean," Leslie looked around Tristan's home. "That would mean the end of this, wouldn't it? I feel like one of Peter Pan's lost boys. Asking us to live together means growing up in a way I don't know if I'm ready for."
The laptop was closed.
"I want to live with you. But I think, first, I need to... do some things."
Tristan: Tristan mimicked Leslie and looked around at his furniture and trinkets. “This being my house? It is definitely a grown-up thing to do, moving in with your boyfriend, but it’s not an end. Well, it’s an end to living alone but it’s also a beginning.”
Still, he nodded. “You do what you have to, Les. We’re not on a deadline, there’s no rush. But if it would help, maybe we could do a trial run?”
Leslie: "A trial run, as in, my being here?"
Tristan: “Yeah, or my being at your house. Why don’t we live together for a couple weeks, see how we feel?”
Leslie: Leslie took a breath. "What would you say to, a counteroffer?"
Tristan: “Lay it on me.”
Leslie: "While the house is built, I live with you?"
Tristan: He smiled. “Works for me. Work for you?”
Leslie: "The house with the largest kitchen, can you see yourself there?"
Tristan: “I’m already in it putting our chairs on the deck and hanging up those cool backyard string lights like you see in magazines.”
Leslie: "All of your shells, your fish?"
Tristan: “How you do feel about living with fish, shells, nautical antiques, and the occasional rehabilitated hermit crab?”
Leslie: "As well as I hope you'll feel with spell books, dried herbs, and a record player."
Tristan: "I feel pretty good about spell books, herbs, and a record player. Got a ton of records from my mama we can play."
Leslie: His smile bloomed. "Will you have me for however long it takes?"
Tristan: "However long and then some."
Leslie: Leslie brought himself to his feet and into Tristan's arms. "I'll start putting things in storage, then."
Tristan: He was immediately embraced and kissed on his forehead.
“Let me know any way I can help. And also the best place for Opal’s cage.”
Leslie: "Maybe out there?" Tristan's face was held in both hands, given several kisses across the forehead and down the nose.
Tristan: Tristan smiled and closed his eyes, basking in the affection. “Out in the patio? She can have the fish as roommates.”
Leslie: "She might try n'eat the fish. We gotta find a way to keep her out."
Tristan: “The tank out there has a top that goes to it, just have to put it on. And the one by the stairs is covered all the time so the fish should be safe.”
Leslie: "I know I'm gorgeous and irresistible and fun at parties, but do you really, really want me day in and day out for what could be a year?"
Tristan: Tristan nodded. “You sure are and I definitely do. I want you in my bed all the time, to fall asleep to you and wake up to you.”
Leslie: Sounds better than a proposal. "I'm whelmed just the right amount right now. Kiss me?"
Tristan: “The perfect amount of whelmed, huh?” Tristan leaned in to kiss those beautiful lips. “I’m glad.”
Leslie: "Just right. Suffocating in happiness. Up to my ears in elation," he grinned.
Tristan: He laughed and kissed all over Leslie's face. "I'm even more glad. Hell, I'm friggin' delighted." One more kiss for good measure.
"Eat your food. Gotta nourish that beautiful body."
Leslie: "But what if I'd rather ravish your body?"
Tristan: "Far be it from me to stop you, but your blood sugar definitely will."
Leslie: "Thirty minutes? I'll survive thirty long luxurious minutes with you."
Tristan: "Okay, thirty minutes. I'm setting a timer though, to keep us both honest."
Leslie: "Timed sex? Sounds sterile."
A knowing smile his only tell, before lifting Tristan into his arms.
"How about that? Hmm?" To hell with a bedroom. The nearest cushioned surface would do.
Tristan: "I'd rather sterile than--oop!" A rather squeaky sound of surprise escaped Tristan as he was scooped up and carried to the couch, followed by an equally surprised laugh.
"You got me! Whatcha gonna do with me, oh mighty sexy witch?"
Leslie: There was something satisfying to carrying the man determined to haul him this where and that for the past months. He would be placed on the couch with a little more care than his lift. A witch between his legs, on his knees. Hands on either side.
"Do you mind if I do whatever I want?"
Tristan: Satisfying for them both. Tristan hummed and stretched as luxuriously as a cat, looking up at Leslie with a soft, adoring smile.
"I don't mind one bit. I'm all yours to do with whatever you will."
Leslie: "Whatever I will?" Tristan's shirt was slowly lifted, revealing a stomach worth kissing. "Are you sure?"
Tristan: He nodded. “I’m sure, baby. I trust you.”
Leslie: Please protect this beautiful body and mind and spirit, whispered against his skin. His prayer was safe and mysterious in Portuguese. His little secret. Kisses roamed from one side to the other. Buttons slowly undone for further blessed exploration.
Tristan: Tristan looked curiously at Leslie, wondering what language he was speaking but loath to interrupt. He could always ask later.
At the moment he was content to be loved on and explored, to let one of his hands play with Leslie's hair.
And if Leslie wanted to slide his jeans down, well Tristan would oblige that, too.
Leslie: He was going to enjoy every stage of undress. Socks, jeans, underwear, all pooled to his side and forgotten. The last was done sacredly, sliding hands underneath Tristan's shirt, slow in their climb over his ribs and encouraging the lift of his arms to do away with the final bit of barrier.
Tristan: He hardly needed any encouragement at all. He happily stretched his arms above his head so Leslie could finish undressing him, all the while growing more and more curious about what his boyfriend planned to do with his naked sailor.
"Want me to take my hair down?" Tristan whispered. It seemed like the right thing to do.
Leslie: "Absolutely down," he smiled. "Do you want me naked?"
Tristan: Tristan reached around to take the various ties out of his hair. "Every hour god sends, baby doll."
Leslie: His hands were taken, brought to the hem of Leslie's shirt. His smile unshakeable.
Tristan: "I get to do it?" Tristan sat up, smile matching Leslie's as he did away with his shirt. "Lucky me."
Leslie: "Luck does many things. Maybe luck brought me to a little fishing town."
But enough of that. Tristan's hands were returned to himself. Just a moment of tease. Keep those hands to yourself while I kiss your swollen needy body.
Tristan: "Maybe it did. And if it did, I'm grateful for it every single day."
Any protest Tristan had at being stopped in the middle of undressing Leslie died on his lips as those kisses touched his skin.
Tristan reached for him, suddenly needy for those kisses everywhere.
Leslie: A gentle protesting noise answered Tristan's wanting touch. He turned his head to find the wandering hand, kissed his palm. "Keep your hands to yourself, Tristie."
Tristan: “Aw, but you’re so pretty and half naked and touchable.”
Leslie: "Tell me more." While I kiss where you want most.
His warm tongue traced the shape, down the length to nuzzle his scrotum.
Tristan: "You're--mmmmm....." Tristan's back arched off the couch in pure pleasure, eyes closing of their own accord as sensation washed over him. He could swear he felt all the blood in his body rushing through his veins to pool between his legs and harden him nearly to the point of ache. It was pure hell not being able to reach for him.
Leslie was perfect, is what he was, and as soon as some of the blood rushed back to Tristan's head, he'd make sure to tell him that.
Leslie: Saying more than words could manage. He took him and swallowed, popped him from his mouth and went again. Down to his scrotum and back for more. This was deliberate sweet torment. An appetizer.
"Lube, baby?"
Tristan: Tristan's back arched again as a ragged moan was torn from somewhere in his chest. Maybe from his soul. He couldn't quite tell when his brain was leaking out his ears. All he knew was that the heat between his legs was spreading throughout his body and making that needy ache better and making it worse all at once.
"Uh...um...." He gestured toward where he thought the bathroom was. "Cabinet."
Leslie: "I want you ready for me by the time I get back." Back on his feet, shedding the last of his clothes for Tristan's viewing pleasure. Slowly and deliberate as his tongue. His briefs were tossed onto Tristan's lap before strolling to the bathroom.
Tristan: Leslie's departure was met with a mighty groan of protest, which was easily soothed as his witch finished getting naked. Viewing pleasure didn't even begin to cover it; it was pure torture of the best kind.
"M'ready for you now," he called after Leslie, tossing the briefs aside and stretching luxuriously. Everything was throbbing and begging for relief. "Come back, baby doll. I miss youuuuuu..."
Leslie: Leslie would be heard laughing from the bathroom. A quick swish of Listerine and a bottle of lube later he returned to straddle Tristan's lap, offering minty lips as he slicked two fingers for prep.
"Are you allowed to say you miss me? Dunno if you should."
Tristan: Tristan greeted Leslie with a slow grin, pulling him in for a kiss the second he was within reach. "Aw, come on. I'm already not allowed to touch you. Have mercy on a poor weak sailor."
Leslie: "Hmm." Lubrication was warmed in his hand, stroked over Tristan's tumescent cock.
"We need more condoms." Not for any other reason than textural pleasure. "Ready for me?"
Tristan: It felt like his whole body breathed a sigh of relief at Leslie's touch, even if it was short-lived. His shaft damn near twitched in a silent plea for more.
"I'm ready," he said with a vigorous nod. They could get condoms later. It was still afternoon right? Was he saying all this out loud? He couldn't tell with his blood roaring in his ears.
Leslie: The air left his lungs as he sank into Tristan's lap. That familiar wave of heat ascending to his chest, leaving a void preventing another breath. His first intake of breath was against Tristan's lips. Holding his face in both hands as he moaned with relief.
Tristan: Tormented relief. That's exactly how it felt being inside Leslie, how it felt having him exactly where he wanted him. He had to take a deep breath while he let himself adjust to the wet heat, tiny panting moans spilling from his lips. No matter how slowly his witch got into position, it was always a shock to his system in the best possible way. Had to be the magic.
"Les...Les...."
Leslie: Fingers pushed into Tristan's luxurious hair. Squeezed and made a bun with the tangles of his fists. Rather than bounce, he rolled himself forward and back, grunting softly cheek-to-cheek.
"Fuck me, Tristie. Touch me now."
Tristan: Tristan's hands were on Leslie before he could finish his sentence. They swept over his witch's body from shoulders to perfect ass and back again, all while his hips began a rolling rhythm of their own.
His lips would be just as busy, lavishing every bit of Leslie they could reach with affection. You'd think Tristan had gone weeks without touching and kissing him instead of a few minutes.
Leslie: Leslie leaned forward, giving Tristan ample freedom to thrust himself upwards at a rhythm worthy enough to jostle his senses. He clung to his head and offered his mouth, his tongue, and his desperate noises to their kiss.
Tristan: Calling his movements a rhythm was perhaps a bit too generous, but what Tristan lacked in finesse he made up for in enthusiasm.
There would be other occasions for savoring, for lingering, for teasing. On this moment on this occasion, all Tristan wanted was more of those gorgeous, needy little noises. Leslie was the center of the universe and the only thing that mattered was bringing him to orgasm; Tristan didn't have the presence of mind for anything else.
Leslie: This was a desperate cling, and he could feel the beginning stages of sweat. He had to let go of that hair and help himself, but he couldn't. Not yet. Just a few more rolls of his hips. One more rise to the very edge and down to the hilt and his sanity.
"Can you jerk me off?" Finally releasing Tristan's hair, he leaned himself back in his living seat. Both hands squeezed Tristan's knees as he braced himself.
Tristan: Leslie didn't have to ask. Tristan was already taking his witch in his hand, lovingly stroking Leslie's cock while his hips continued their desperate pace.
"That feel good, sweetheart? You're so fucking beautiful."
Leslie: A series of expletives escaped his chest. Not with or against his will. His mind too far north to care about fuck filling the room over and over again as he writhed, spilling hot white over his stomach and both their thighs.
And there it was. That post-orgasm laughter tightening his muscles. Head thrown back as he clung his hands to Tristan's knees.
"Cum for me, baby."
Tristan: The word fuck had never sounded better or more poetic.
Tristan gave a rumbling purr in approval, dragging Leslie down to take his lips again. He wanted the flavor of him making his head swim as he gave those final few thrusts and spilled inside him.
Leslie: Leslie shivered in Tristan's arms. Hugged around his neck and nuzzled into his hair. His thighs and cock were spent. Leaning dying weight into his lover's chest.
"I don't... even... remember what we were doing."
Tristan: Having Leslie lean his weight against him was what Tristan lived for. He loved it.
"Um..." He chuckled breathlessly and kissed Leslie's hair. "No fuckin' idea. I smell food though."
Leslie: "I want to eat everything in the house, but I'm so tired," he laughed.
Tristan: "You need to eat everything in the house. Blood sugar."
Leslie: "Five more minutes," he pleaded to those lips.
Tristan: "Three," Tristan countered with a teeny tiny kiss.
Leslie: "We won't know," he purred, eyes closing.
Tristan: "Mmm, you're right. Guess that means you better eat now," he said a grin.
Leslie: "Three minutes." It's already been one.
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