It was a good day to be Josh Lyman. In Josh's opinion, it was always a good day to be him, but for some reason he felt good. Like he'd just pushed through some legislature he'd been slaving over, and it would make a real difference. He had spent the morning being productive, going over some notes he had dug out of his bag and poring over the texts
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But as he pulled some plate of a bird close enough to chicken that he didn't want to know out of the fridge, a random thought of the wedding rings hidden in the bottom of his trunk came to him, as they seemed to do with irritating regularity. He brought the plate of 'chicken' and some bread over to the counter near him and gave him a grin as he started making a sandwich. "Hey."
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He smirked at the man and slowly licked a bit of grease from his finger before offering a hand and a raised eyebrow. "I'm Brian," he practically purred.
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"So, Josh," he said as he finished his sandwich, shifting to lean on the counter next to him--right next to him, "How long have you been in the seventh circle of hell?"
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As Brian slid up next to him, and their arms brushed lightly. Josh's mouth twitched into a smile, and he glanced down at their arms before looking up at Brian, smiling crookedly. "Over two years." He took another sip of his wine. "You?"
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He licked his lips again, slower this time, and turned his face toward Brian, fully aware of the press of body against his side. "Really?" His voice was low, rough with attraction, but thank any god he could find, it didn't crack.
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His mouth responded without much communication from his head, and Josh raised a hand to Brian's cheek, holding his head roughly to kiss him back. The fact that he was kissing someone with a few hours' of stubble wasn't registering so much as the lips pressing against his, the tongue that was suddenly getting closely acquainted with his mouth.
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He glanced at Josh as he started down the stairs. "You?" Not that he really cared, but the guy seemed to want to chat, so until Brian had something better for him to do with his mouth, he would indulge it.
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He shrugged, doing his best to keep from falling face first on the stairs from the shock he was still in; he was doing this. At least, so far. "Not nearly enough." He paused. "And not with a guy, yet." Now was as good a time as any to scare Brian off. He was hoping the yet would be enough to reassure him, but... Better to deal with it now, rather than when he was half naked and hard as hell and Brian suddenly had no interest in screwing a first-timer. Josh's mind wheeled as he kept his eyes on the stairs, trying to get to the next landing without killing himself or passing out from embarrassment.
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