Shito sat at his computer, conversing thoughtfully with the vampire from another universe. He found it oddly easier to relate to people over this 'internet' thing, which was perhaps why he was being so chatty tonight. Of course, the vampire was a monster that deserved to die, even more than Shito himself
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He stood in the doorway and stared at Shito's back as he was hunched over the computer. Spike looked around the room and smirked. "All the comforts of home," he said.
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He tilted his head and then stared down at the drink in his glass, swirling it idly. "As for what I like... a little of both." He looked up at Shito, and his face changed; his fangs grew, and he grinned wildly. "A lot of both."
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If Spike had wanted his heart pumping and endorphins running through his body, he had it.
"Shit..." he swore softly, glaring at the vampire.
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He swallowed and sat back down on the bed, nervous. He put his back to Spike and picked up his glass again, taking a larger swallow from it to steady himself.
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"I don't really see how it matters," he said calmly. "Whether I'm looking at you or not."
He shifted and turned to face Spike, considering him. "So are you going to do what you want or not?" It didn't occur to him that the vampire might wait for permission.
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He leaned forward and kissed the vampire, feeling the fangs with his tongue.
There was nothing tentative or inexperienced about the kiss, despite his apparent youth. From the kiss, Spike could probably tell that Shito knew what he was doing.
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Finally he pulled away for a breath he didn't need but couldn't break habit of, and asked, "So, what else do you know?"
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He didn't resist the hold on his neck, his eyes half-lidding.
"I'm assuming you can get it up, despite being dead," he added, with a trace of a smirk.
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"Of course," he said simply. "I'd be a poor mimic for a human if I couldn't." The men who'd created him had done a good job. He was a beautiful monster, and his beauty would never fade - as his handlers had often reminded him.
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