Turn me on, why don't you? -- Drabble

[invisiblehabits]

Title: Turn me on, why don’t you?
Chapter: Drabble
Author: invisiblehabits
Genre: Naughtiness?
Rating: PG-13…or so…
Warnings: Cheeeeeeeeesy, implied gay sex, and a tad bit of language
Pairings: Saga/Hiroto
Disclaimer: Don’t own, don’t know. Won’t make money unless you feel like paying me to read.
Summary: Somehow he’d managed to shed shoes, socks, jacket and

Comments

[velvet_liquor]

I cannot imagine Hiroto topping Saga, but damn, I can sure as hell imagine him trying to! XD Definitely a cute thought :P
But Tora will be frustrated to no end if they keep on entertaining everyone with their "room activities".. Someone will have a rather muscled right arm XD
Please someone give Tora access to Aki and Kenzo's room so that he can let out some steam and frustration... ♥ (which reminds me... I have a oneshot to finish xD)

[invisiblehabits]

Hehehe, there's actually a story in my archive where he does just that. Though somewhat unexpectedly on his own behalf, hahaha!

As for giving Tora access to Aki and Kenzo's room... Darling, you should take a stroll past musicalmimicry's journal... ;)

[velvet_liquor]

You do? I don't remember xD And I am quite positive that I read every single fic on your archive...

Oh I did take a look, I did, right after I read yours~ and I quite loved what I saw 8DD but stil, poor Tora.. T_T

Oh and by the way, I've watched the movie you recomended, yesteray~ was it supposed to be hilarious? o_o XD I found it a bit depressive XD

[invisiblehabits]

Yup, I believe it's called 'Growing up' or something like that. Which movie did I recommend...? I've watched a few lately. :P

[velvet_liquor]

"Turn me on, dammit" :P

[invisiblehabits]

Riiiiight! That's what it was called in English, I already forgot about that. :P

Haha, I thought it was hilarious cause... Well for one thing that's what tiny little societies in Scandinavia is like! They look like that and that is all that's available to you as a kid growing up! For another it reminded me of a Swedish film I watched growing up.