Every fertile inch (4/6)

[whit_merule]

Previous chapter.

Week 4.

Nones Septembris (September 5).

One day after the final scene of Bright as a Gorgon’s Eyes.

Strong, slippery hands kneaded their way up the back of Castiel’s bare thigh. Again.

They slid up over the sensitive crease between thigh and buttock, pressed deep tempting furrows into the aching muscle there, rubbed the

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[whit_merule]

Well, I wouldn't call it teaching by example so much as getting impatient and just doing what he wants done. :) There is some deliberate sneakiness in there in a SEE DEAN THIS IS FUN HINT HINT way, but mostly it's just WANT THIS NOW, so.

Also, re. rimming etc - LA LA LA CAN'T HEAR YOU REALISM AUTHORIAL PRIVILEGE

because

angels have magic in their blood

and are therefore invulnerable to almost any kind of sickness or weakness that humans can get

therefore NO E COLI HERE.

And, logically, this means that angelic culture would have less of a squick reaction to things that humans would loko on as dirty and repulsive - there's no evolutionary need for it. Cleanliness and tidines,s yes - especially good wing care, and keeping yourself neat and clean and well-dressed, but they'd have far fewer inhibitions to overcome re. something like rimming. And of course Castiel has also grown up in a culture where m/m or f/f sex is as common as m/f, so he's accustomed to thinking the stern as much a part of the action as the bow, as it were. :)

And Dean, of course, is just assuming he knows more and is following his example here. Which begs the question of whether angels' intestinal bacteria could make a human sick...

... t'were to inquire too curiously to inquire thus.