The month went by just fine. Sam didn't always stay at Gene's and when he did, they didn't always sleep in bed and even then, only a few times did any hands migrate to generally hidden areas or lips meet. Sam preferred it that way, he decided, because it was casual. They didn't need to speak about it either. If it happened, they got their wanks
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Half the time he more wanted to punch Sam than snog him. Yes, he loved Sam challenging him but at the time, it always really pissed him off. Nothing got done without Sam being a pick pain in the arse. Especially the last one which ended with the two of them publicly scrapping at a charity dance over whether the whore was murdered by her ex or a client... turned out they were both right but still.
"Lets face it, you're the one that wants me. Unless you really are a weirdy bastard and you just want wolf me to give you the old one-two."
Which didn't seem that impossible.
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Sam was a lot of things, but even he had to draw the line at something! He'd only wanked Gene off, and honestly, he wasn't planning on more than that. They seemed fine with second base.
Of course, now he was left thinking about it, which caused his left eye to twitch, especially as he tried to imagine what it'd be like to feel fur on more than just his palms and cheek and--
"Disgustin' idiot!"
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"My eye is twitching because I'm fightin' the urge to smack you one right before the moon rises."
He did the weirdest thing, really, the strangest that he'd ever done, and tucked the blond that was coming down from the gel the man used behind his ear.
"Go take off your blood clothes."
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The transformation eventually came and went and behind the sofa, a large wolf remained lying down as he gathered his thoughts.
When he emerged, the wolf had a smile on his face... which was never good. He leapt up on the sofa and nipped Sams shoulder to get his attention. Then he got the wonderful gift of a lick to the face.
Wolf Gene was so good at getting Sam to cheer up and smile.
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It was better than staying in the house, right?
Getting Gene to the car was actually fairly easy once he got him to understand that the collar and lead were for his protection. If he looked like a dog, no one would question them. Even if Sam wasn't actually using either for anything other than costuming.
Though he did suddenly want to get the wolf a bandanna like in Westerns.
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He was the manc lio-- well, wolf now. He didn't need to be collared and leashed!
The car drive was slow and boring and Gene whined most the way. Why was Sam so slow? He barked whenever Sam slowed down and slammed about in the back whenever he stopped at a light. What was he? A vicar! He was a copper, he could run red lights... who'd care if he did?
When they outside, Gene was much happier. He stalked along the field, listening to pray. When he stood up tall on his hind legs, he was quite a threatening force.
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With a little pile of dead things that Sam somehow managed to take without squirming in disgust, Sam finally managed to get the wolf to lay down for a little while. The drive back to the city would come all too soon but Sam could use a bit of relaxation first.
Nothing wrong with that.
"At least tomorrow morning you won't kick me out of bed."
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They were mates. They had to be, right.
The wolf rubbed up against Sam affectionately before leaving Sam to collect the food as he eventually leapt into the car.
He was sad to go back but he knew he had too. That didn't make him behave, though. Nope, he just stuck his head through the back seat and licked Sams ear.
What a pleasant experience!
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So sue him! He really liked to cuddle! And the wolf was absolutely perfect for that. Sam drove home happily and got Gene back inside of the house with very little incident, even of the neighbours looked shocked to see such a large dog being walked into the Hunt's house.
Sam just smiled and waved.
"You'd never let me hear the end of this of you remembered it, but I feel safer with you. Sort of makes me want to stop some crime with you."
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Still, he was soon leaping up Sam when the other man was done putting away his coat. And, mind you, Gene was a big wolf. He almost knocked Sam off his feet more than once.
But it was awkward when he couldn't speak, he couldn't ask for what he wanted.
Which was the collar removed.
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"You should see yourself," Sam said. "Quite the handsome bloke you are like this." Of course, he'd never say that to the other Gene. He didn't find him quite that attractive though.
Not unless he was coming but everyone could be forgiven that.
Sam made a bit of tea and got Gene something to chew on that wouldn't make a mess. Good. Perfect even.
It was a good evening after all.
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Who knew where that came from but he's spread it all over the place. Probably hurt his foot pulling the house apart.
But wolves were meant to hurt and kill and going against your nature was a bitch sometimes. Gene panted heavily against Sam before dropping down at his feet and rolling onto his back to show his stomach.
He'd destroyed the house, now he wanted to be fussed. Christmas lights still attached.
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Sam laughed because he didn't feel silly at all talking to the wolf. Gene would never know about it so what did it matter if he yammered on about himself.
Giving Gene's belly a good scratching, he went on to untangle his legs. "'Ow'd you even manage gettin' in there? You're worse as a wolf with messes, never thought that possible, if I'm 'onest." Sam sighed lightly.
He still liked the wolf better than Gene most occassions. The wolf never judged him.
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