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Title: Play The Game And Don't Let The Music Stop
Fandom: Lost
Pairing: Kate Austen/Sun Kwon
Rating: PG-13 (sexual references)
Word Count: 163
Prompt: #27 - Sound
Progress: 20/100
Kate and Sun are masters at being quiet. At first it was difficult; guttural groans, quick panting, then the final soft sigh of satisfaction. But after a while it came naturally for the hidden act, with mussed hair, hands between legs and their tongues pulled taught in their teeth, to be mute and it could almost be normal. It could be like playing a game, who could make the least amount of sound, which could bait the other and make them squeal. They made it a game, a dance for two, because it took to pressure off, could almost make them forget that if they made a misstep they couldn’t replay the song and start again. In reality if they made a wrong move there would be no do-over. No rewind button. So they play the game, watch their footing, don’t let their guard down and keep silent because they both know that if the music stops, it’s never going to start again.
Fandom: Lost
Pairing: Kate Austen/Sun Kwon
Rating: PG-13 (sexual references)
Word Count: 163
Prompt: #27 - Sound
Progress: 20/100
Kate and Sun are masters at being quiet. At first it was difficult; guttural groans, quick panting, then the final soft sigh of satisfaction. But after a while it came naturally for the hidden act, with mussed hair, hands between legs and their tongues pulled taught in their teeth, to be mute and it could almost be normal. It could be like playing a game, who could make the least amount of sound, which could bait the other and make them squeal. They made it a game, a dance for two, because it took to pressure off, could almost make them forget that if they made a misstep they couldn’t replay the song and start again. In reality if they made a wrong move there would be no do-over. No rewind button. So they play the game, watch their footing, don’t let their guard down and keep silent because they both know that if the music stops, it’s never going to start again.