WallacexLight - Take the Pain take the pleasure, I'm the master of both.

Jan 13, 2011 18:58

[As ever Wallace was lounging in the games room, staring at the variety of games he'd practically played to death. Groaning he rolled on his back and stared at the ceiling in a state of sheer 'oh god why'. He debated the value of getting up and looking around for anything else but really? He was about ready to do a Jack Nicholson on someone's ass ( Read more... )

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finalarbiter January 13 2011, 19:27:29 UTC
[Light poked his head into the game room, and upon seeing Wallace there, had half a mind to leave. On the other hand, an even louder part of him stubbornly insisted that he had every right to be in this room as well. Wallace held no power over him. None whatsoever. So with a carefully crafted natural appearance, Light walked over, making a casual show of perusing the selection of games.]

I think that would be difficult to do, Wallace. I take it you live here now?

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suck_it_up_guy January 13 2011, 20:22:02 UTC
[Propping himself up on his elbows he decided to ignore that comment about how physically impossible it was to fuck his life. He could proclaim about it's sodomy as loud as he wanted thank you very much. Shooting him a cocky smirk he shrugs.]

Well, like normal people, I work Monday to Friday back home and tend to game a little over the weekend. Without my job, I'm goin a bit nuts. I've played these games so many times I'm friggin sick of them.

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finalarbiter January 14 2011, 06:22:59 UTC
[Light nods. Gamer he is not, but he could understand how utterly suffocating having nothing to do could be. It turned out that genius induced boredom could kill- in more ways than one. Moving away from the video games, he takes a seat on the couch, and he too, sits back and stares at the ceiling.]

So find something else to occupy your mind. Read. Go outside. Exercise. Play tennis. [Rule over the Earth.]

Break up the monotony. Look around. I'm sure you'll find something to do.

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suck_it_up_guy January 14 2011, 23:02:45 UTC
[Sitting up he cocks a smirk, being an opportunist, he wasn't about to let this moment pass. Picking up a game case he sits himself next to Light, giving him another once over, just checking to see if he was as good looking as he remembered him to be.]

Well, I enjoy exercising, but perhaps not the way you're thinking.

[Wallace's preferred routines: game, get drunk, get others drunk, corrupt closet cases and of course; sex.]

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finalarbiter January 14 2011, 23:16:20 UTC
Oh?

[Light opens one eye and looks at Wallace from the side. He catches the not so subtle look Wallace is giving him. Or more specifically his body. Heh. It would be flattering if it wasn't so objectifying.]

Enlighten me.

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suck_it_up_guy January 14 2011, 23:27:21 UTC
[Wallace chuckles and waves his hand.]

Oh please, don't play so naive. Besides, twenty minutes of sex is better for you than an hour of exercise.

[Shifting his focus to Light's face he starts taking in and mentally mapping where everything is, recalling the points that made him blush so furiously the last time they'd met in the game room.]

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finalarbiter January 14 2011, 23:40:21 UTC
On the other hand, depending on the particular exercise you engage in, it may not require physical contact with other people. It's not a bad thing really.

[He turns to look at Wallace directly.]

And what do you hope to accomplish by studying my face?

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suck_it_up_guy January 14 2011, 23:44:26 UTC
What's wrong with a bit of physical contact every once in a while, sexual or otherwise?

[Smirking Wallace just shrugs.]

Trying to work out what it is about you I find attractive. I think at the moment it's your jawline. But then again it seems to be a hotspot for you.

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finalarbiter January 14 2011, 23:51:37 UTC
Nothing really if you're into that sort of thing. I'm just not a very touchy-feely person. [Or to be more accurate, people aren't worth my time.]

[He raises an eyebrow at the compliment. Pleased as he is to hear it, he's heard it many times before. ...The last part, not so often. He clears his throat somewhat haughtily to cover over his slight embarrassment.]

Oh come now, didn't we agree that that week didn't count?

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suck_it_up_guy January 14 2011, 23:54:50 UTC
[Wallace nods and shrugs.]

Haven't found that person you're comfortable with I guess.

[he gets his own satisfaction out of watching Light, he made some glorious faces that day.]

Mm, for you letting me maybe. But your reactions were genuine enough, unless you need convincing otherwise?

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finalarbiter January 15 2011, 00:12:20 UTC
Difficult to say. Without having met a person who I am, as you say, comfortable with, I can't really deny that one exists at all, but...

[He shrugs, bored to tears with the topic.]

I don't think I need convincing, really. You seem... certain, and I'm quite comfortable as I am. Proving me wrong, or right depending on how it turns out would require a repeat performance, and my neck has had quite enough of that, thanks.

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suck_it_up_guy January 15 2011, 00:18:08 UTC
I doubt there's just one, I don't think evolution works like that.

[Wallace just smirks leaning forwards.]

I'm prone to believing that what the mind and the body want can sometimes be very different things. Repression isn't healthy, especially for someone as charming as you. But, let me guess, because of being able to get almost anything you want, you're bored of it?

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finalarbiter January 15 2011, 00:34:29 UTC
[Light laughs slightly.]

Statistically speaking though, you're closer to having a guarantee of finding one than you are several. Now, I wouldn't call it repression. Disinterest would be closer to the truth. On the other hand, I really would be lying if I said that I had to work very hard to get what I want.

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suck_it_up_guy January 15 2011, 00:48:42 UTC
Depends if you go looking enough. Which just makes me think you haven't had the right experiences if you haven't been interested enough to pursue it. As I thought.

[So this is him closing in the space.]

So, I'll readily admit that you could have me if you wanted. Question is, are you too jaded about the matter to try something new and break from the mundane?

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finalarbiter January 15 2011, 01:10:15 UTC
[Light doesn't flinch or shy away at the advance. Instead he looks at Wallace, a smirk of his own playing at his lips, wordlessly challenging him.]

Why bother pursuing it? You thrust, you moan, you quiver, and finally you release. Patterns on patterns of meaningless repetition. The real question is, what makes you so sure that you aren't exactly like everyone else?

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suck_it_up_guy January 15 2011, 01:22:23 UTC
[Remembering that his ear lobes were also fairly sensitive, he leans further in, letting his breath ghost against his neck for now, waiting for the right point. Deliberately putting a husk to his voice.]

Because everyone screams for more when I do it. Under the influence of my pheromones or not, you still reacted. You liked it, you're just too proud to admit it.

[With that he gives his ear lobe a sharp bite. Just to prove his point.]

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