And I'll Run You Through
Title: And I'll Run You Through
Rating: PG-13
Pairing: Michael Ballack/Torsten Frings
Disclaimer: Fiction
Summary: Because of his recent criticisms against Joachim Loew, Micha unleashes his anger on Torsten, the man who has always stood by his side.
Micha shoves himself into Torsten for the first time in god knows how long. His lovemaking is rough tonight, and Torsten lets out a pained hiss as Micha pushes deeper inside. Micha doesn't give any forewarnings. He hardly says anything except for an unintentional grunt here and there.
Torsten knows that a lot has been troubling Micha lately, one of which includes his pre-planned apology to Coach Loew due to his outspoken criticisms against Loew's actions. The apology is only an opportunity for the media and the public (and for their coach's ego and gratification; Torsten wouldn't put it past the man) but since Micha will be in Germany for the time being, then why not schedule a visit anyway? You can kill two birds with one stone, Torsten adds. Micha willingly agrees because after all, how many times has Torsten faithfully defended his actions without question?
Their lovemaking is turning violent as Micha's nails scratch and grope at his lover's shoulders. Torsten figures that his winces are probably inaudible. Micha doesn't stop. He digs his fingernails into Torsten's hips while he leans closely against Torsten's back, kissing the great expanse of skin. His hurried kisses suddenly turn into sharp, unforgiving bites. Micha wants something vulnerable tonight; he wants something easy to control as he tries to empty his mind of any stressful thoughts. His forced apology by Joachim Loew is humiliating for someone in his position. Micha's anger has been well controlled up to this point.
The captain of Germany doesn't participate in underhanded deals but Coach Loew is one for such arrangements. Thinking of this makes him frustrated, and who else is there for Micha to silently release his anger on?
Torsten always stands by his side. He never complains either.
Micha decides to think about the consequences later.
Rating: PG-13
Pairing: Michael Ballack/Torsten Frings
Disclaimer: Fiction
Summary: Because of his recent criticisms against Joachim Loew, Micha unleashes his anger on Torsten, the man who has always stood by his side.
Micha shoves himself into Torsten for the first time in god knows how long. His lovemaking is rough tonight, and Torsten lets out a pained hiss as Micha pushes deeper inside. Micha doesn't give any forewarnings. He hardly says anything except for an unintentional grunt here and there.
Torsten knows that a lot has been troubling Micha lately, one of which includes his pre-planned apology to Coach Loew due to his outspoken criticisms against Loew's actions. The apology is only an opportunity for the media and the public (and for their coach's ego and gratification; Torsten wouldn't put it past the man) but since Micha will be in Germany for the time being, then why not schedule a visit anyway? You can kill two birds with one stone, Torsten adds. Micha willingly agrees because after all, how many times has Torsten faithfully defended his actions without question?
Their lovemaking is turning violent as Micha's nails scratch and grope at his lover's shoulders. Torsten figures that his winces are probably inaudible. Micha doesn't stop. He digs his fingernails into Torsten's hips while he leans closely against Torsten's back, kissing the great expanse of skin. His hurried kisses suddenly turn into sharp, unforgiving bites. Micha wants something vulnerable tonight; he wants something easy to control as he tries to empty his mind of any stressful thoughts. His forced apology by Joachim Loew is humiliating for someone in his position. Micha's anger has been well controlled up to this point.
The captain of Germany doesn't participate in underhanded deals but Coach Loew is one for such arrangements. Thinking of this makes him frustrated, and who else is there for Micha to silently release his anger on?
Torsten always stands by his side. He never complains either.
Micha decides to think about the consequences later.