021. smoke signals.
title: smoke signals
pairing: matsumoto jun/sakurai sho
rating: r to be safe, for sexual situations, though they aren't explicit
word count: 177
disclaimer: this is purely a work of fiction. i don't own! i just play with them
author note: i haven't written sakumoto in what feels like foreverrrr but i wanted to write something on the shorter side since lately it's all been 6,000+ words. enjoy!
summary:
Jun is not, actually, a sadist in bed.
Sho discovers this the first time they have sex. It takes him by surprise, the way that Jun seems uncertain and Sho leads and they kiss with languid breaths. Their movements may be slow, but promise intent.
Jun hesitates. A lot. Too often for Sho to understand why, because it isn’t as if he’s rejected Jun, not since they were very young. But there are still moments, whispers of doubt in Jun’s eyes, and all Sho can do is kiss them away until Jun is ready to continue.
It isn’t like Sho had expected. With Jun, he’s always thought it would be rough edges hard panting controlling hands and not soft kisses, mumbling Sho’s name between each, and reverent touches. He’s not expecting Jun to look at him with eyes that are bright and young, free of their usual sharp glint, and it sends smoke signals spiraling through his veins.
Above all else, Sho finds that what he gets is so much better than what he had ever imagined.
pairing: matsumoto jun/sakurai sho
rating: r to be safe, for sexual situations, though they aren't explicit
word count: 177
disclaimer: this is purely a work of fiction. i don't own! i just play with them
author note: i haven't written sakumoto in what feels like foreverrrr but i wanted to write something on the shorter side since lately it's all been 6,000+ words. enjoy!
summary:
Jun is not, actually, a sadist in bed.
Sho discovers this the first time they have sex. It takes him by surprise, the way that Jun seems uncertain and Sho leads and they kiss with languid breaths. Their movements may be slow, but promise intent.
Jun hesitates. A lot. Too often for Sho to understand why, because it isn’t as if he’s rejected Jun, not since they were very young. But there are still moments, whispers of doubt in Jun’s eyes, and all Sho can do is kiss them away until Jun is ready to continue.
It isn’t like Sho had expected. With Jun, he’s always thought it would be rough edges hard panting controlling hands and not soft kisses, mumbling Sho’s name between each, and reverent touches. He’s not expecting Jun to look at him with eyes that are bright and young, free of their usual sharp glint, and it sends smoke signals spiraling through his veins.
Above all else, Sho finds that what he gets is so much better than what he had ever imagined.