Moran stood over Jim's body, blood on his shoes. Jim bought him those shoes last week because he thought the other pair were hideous or scuffed or didn't match his own eyes. Moran hadn't paid attention at the time and now it was lost to him. He smirked for a moment and crouched down, stupidly feeling for a pulse that couldn't be there. The wound
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Sebastian wouldn't really have said he cared for men before he met Jim. He didn't really bother himself with sex at all. There were other things to do. He was constantly on the move and even before Jim moved him in, he wanted to be ready for the man's call. Jim had far more interest in sex than even his live in swear machine. But now, things had changed. Sebastian was too heated, his body burned. Fumbling out of his clothes and getting Moriarty out of his was a bit sloppy but at least interesting.
And so was the forethought. Moran hadn't just sporadically decided to kiss him. Not when there was a condom and lube in his pocket.
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Jim never cared for sex overly himself but it was the closed he'd ever get to being intimate with someone. Oh everything was physically for Jim when it came to anything friendship-ish or relationship-ish. It tended to shut them up.
One thing he did know and found confirmed by his meeting with Irene Adler was that sex was power.
It didn't matter who topped, who was doing what or who ended up with come all over them, Jim found it could have so many benefits beyond simple boring romance.
Tumbling onto the bed, Jim giggled madly in a rather high pitched manner and there, in all his naked glory, he knew he had all the power. And my God, did it ever feel good. It was obvious by how hard he was and how quickly he was writhing on top of Moran.
Yep, he definitely picked the right man.
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Sebastian wouldn't call it perfect. It was messy and he threw his back out towards the end actually. But, rolling off of the smaller man, Sebastian stared up at the ceiling with a sticky condom half pulled off, Moran smirked and tried to catch his breath. "Maybe you should go to jail more often."
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"I thought you were meant to get horribly sodomised in prison, not after release," Jim remarked with a bright smile, shifting slightly so he could put his hands behind his head to cushion his head from the hard floor. It seemed he'd just discovered a great way to spend the next two or three months.
Sherlock was so right, having this man was useful. He planned to brag about his live in when they next had chance to discuss pets. Closing his eyes, he chuckled tiredly. "You're not boring Moran."
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The night of Sherlock's arrest, when Jim was hopefully done playing Richard Brooke forever, Sebastian called out for dinner and they ate on the couch, feet up on the coffee table. "God yea, I am well aware of what I'm suppose to do. Point. Shoot if Sherlock doesn't jump. I'm not an idiot. I've never messed any kill up. Not once."
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But it was the final nail in his coffin, the moment of absolute chaos to poor Sherlock when he realised that perhaps, just perhaps, Jim Moriarty was not real.
He would never admit the truth of the whole plan to Moran but for now, he kept the man believing that if Sherlock didn't jump, they'd shoot him. The orders would change the last minute, he had the text saved to draft. He intended to change the order to that if he died, John. Lestrade and Mrs Hudson would die.
He'd leave Mycroft out of it, poor soul, he was such an amusing and useful puppet. He owed him. "Don't let me down this time."
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Easy.
And then-- "Vacation to Boston, seriously, you'd better not be fucking shitting me about that. I have been dying to catch a real baseball game for two years now. Soccer, soccer, soccer. God, I'm so tired of soccer."
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"I thought we could use a break, a change of scenery. I don't really like the drizzly London streets right now. I want to see loud yanks wave their flags high at a very boring sport that they're only enjoying because they're drunk!" He was joking, Moriarty always did have a flare for dramatics and stereotypes amused him.
After all, how many Irish jokes had Moran told over the years. How many times had he been called leprechaun?
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He finished up his food and left it on the table before he not-so-secretly slipped his hand into Jim's pocket, snatched his cell and tossed it clear across the room.
"Not tonight. And not tomorrow night either. We've some celebrating to do."
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Looking at where his phone had been, Jims jaw dropped and his mind ran through insults.
But, then he remembered that he was going to meet Sherlock tomorrow, and he need he had to throw his favourite pet a bone. After all, Moran had kept him amused all this while and now he was going to have to leave him. It was nothing personal, Moran would never understand what it was like to be him. To get to the point where even being alive was just so boring.
He needed Sherlock to be Sherlock, not this boring man on the side of the angels.
"Now, now, Morans, someones gotten brave. What, dearest, did you have in mind?" Jim asked, easy symbol was sung playfully as he shuffled closer.
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He lifted Jim up right from the couch, bride style, stepped over the rabbit, and took him to bed.
Not Jim's bed, with it's white sheets and geometic, mathmatical equations hung all over the walls, but Sebastian's room. They'd never been. The difference was startling. Maybe it was all the guns. Or the leopard print quilt.
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He didn't know what to do to make it right because this while situation was wrong but he threw a bone, as always, and pulled him into a kiss.
The things they did together in here? Blimey were they full on.
"I can't wait till we destroy him, do you think he'll cry Sebby?"
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The next kiss was biting, but he knew better than to leave marks. They'd examine Jim when he was brought into custody.
Well. Maybe his thighs would be fair game. He wanted something of himself on Jim while he was gone.
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Leaning up, he latched himself onto Sebastians neck and started to suck.
He was determined to leave his mark, no matter how small of a time it lasted, just so when he died people would still know Seb was his.
Pulling back, he offered a cunning smile. "Very nice."
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He fucked Jim hard, fucked him into the mattress until his sweetly odd voice sang out beneath him. They were never gently, they didn't cuddle without their clothing on. And when the sex was over, Sebastian just rolled over. Moriarty went over the plan again and Sebastian drifted off to sleep.
He was more than willing to wake up early, to have his breakfast -- high carbs -- but he was annoyed to have Sherlock be the one to ruin the way that Jim, in his sleep, had pressed up against his back and flung an arm over his waist. Ruiner. Maybe he'd shoot John Watson on principal.
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If, however, he really did feel ready then? ... Well, he'd go for the brain. It depends on if Sherlock interested him enough to know he could keep at it.
But, of course, he had to be showy and pray that this would all work out. If not? He was in trouble. He had already written Moran a note which he planned to hide on his person. If he had any sort of brain damage, loss of genius or memory loss then he wanted to be shot and killed.
The next morning, curled up against Moran, he didn't bother to get up. He just lay there and contemplated his fate - it was going to be so fun!
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