[Thread] All I can say...
Characters: Fay D. Fluorite [AU] and Kurogane [OU].
Where: Mui-Dyo.
When: After this.
Summary: Fay needs to talk with Kurogane about what happened and vice versa. When that ends though, Fye grows intrigued and invites Kurogane to temptation island. Oh, by the way, Kurogane wins.
Warnings: Angst, PG-13 rated seduction techniques, some general fluff and maybe some strange hints? Come on, it's Kurogane and Fay, this can't end without something exploding.
Fay had invited Kurogane over for good reason. He needed to talk with him. He had needed to wait until Kuro-chu left of course, so there would be no interaction. After all, he was sure that Kuro-moo wanted to kill the other. But Fay didn't want that. No way. He needed to sort things out and understand some others and get insight. And he was still afraid, hands trembling. He had only one condition Kurogane had to follow before he stepped into the room, and that was keep the door open. Even if he understood, everything was still a bit too fresh and too nostalgic (in a bad way) for him to just let go.
Where: Mui-Dyo.
When: After this.
Summary: Fay needs to talk with Kurogane about what happened and vice versa. When that ends though, Fye grows intrigued and invites Kurogane to temptation island. Oh, by the way, Kurogane wins.
Warnings: Angst, PG-13 rated seduction techniques, some general fluff and maybe some strange hints? Come on, it's Kurogane and Fay, this can't end without something exploding.
Fay had invited Kurogane over for good reason. He needed to talk with him. He had needed to wait until Kuro-chu left of course, so there would be no interaction. After all, he was sure that Kuro-moo wanted to kill the other. But Fay didn't want that. No way. He needed to sort things out and understand some others and get insight. And he was still afraid, hands trembling. He had only one condition Kurogane had to follow before he stepped into the room, and that was keep the door open. Even if he understood, everything was still a bit too fresh and too nostalgic (in a bad way) for him to just let go.