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by Viridian5 Vic was thrusting hard, but it still wasn't hard enough for Mac. He
knew he would ache and his partner would bear bruises in the
precise shape of his hands tomorrow, but they needed to mark one
another. They'd been so damned close to dying in that explosion...
His head hit the headboard, and the headboard hit the wall in a
reassuring chain reaction that involved a volatile mix of pain and
pleasure. His yowling could just be heard over the frenzied
squeaking of the springs. They kept getting louder and louder...
Then the lights went out, and instinct sent them both diving for
their guns and to the floor. I doubt our brains are up to anything
right now. Naked but for their weapons, they crouched beside the
bed listening for intruders. Vic got so many uninvited guests that
Mac didn't even feel as silly as he usually might have preparing an
ambush in the buff. It could be nothing, but it could also be a
troop of armed thugs. Won't they get a surprise.
They waited for five uncomfortable minutes, listening in vain for a
betraying sound, ready to torture the people who'd interrupted
them, but no intruders made an appearance. After another silent
seven minutes, Vic clapped, and the light went back on.
"Wait a minute. You have your bedroom set on the Clapper?" Mac
asked.
"You know I do." He glared as Mac started to laugh. "What?"
"We turned out the lights, Vic."
"You have one hell of a high opinion of yourself."
"No, no. We're just not usually this loud." Mac started to hum
"When the Lights Went Out in Georgia." His dislike of old music
hadn't stopped him from memorizing some of it to use as torture.
Victor silenced Mac the only way he could, with more kisses.
They dragged one another back up to the bed. "Where were we?"
Vic asked. "Oh, yeah." Then he plunged back in.
When they achieved the same loud thumping and shrieking
necessary to mess with the lights, they paid it no mind. At least,
Mac didn't. But Vic started to play with it a bit, timing and
controlling his thrusts until he achieved a strobe effect that was
synchronized with his strokes. The flashes froze Vic a few
seconds at a time, enhancing the unreal feel of the whole night.
Victor Mansfield, mind-altering substance? He played Mac and
the bed like a virtuoso with his favorite instrument. You're
beautiful, insane; I love you...
Mac screamed as he overloaded with sensation, then Vic collapsed
on him. Vic smacked Mac's ass to turn off the light again.
NOTE: This is what happens when Te and I think of what might
happen if you have the light to your bedroom set on the Clapper, as
Vic does in "Mama's Boys"...
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RATING: NC-17. If m/m interaction bothers you, leave now. SPOILERS: "Mama's Boys" and "Brother Against Brother" kinda. SUMMARY: Mac and Victor take advantage of the resources available to them. FEEDBACK: Hell, yes. Feedback can be sent to Viridian5@aol.com DISCLAIMERS: I don't own 'em. If I did, I'd let everybody know for sure that they all got out of that warehouse alive. All things belonging to Once a Thief are property of John Woo, WCG, NDT, and Alliance. No copyright infringement intended. Suing me would be a waste of time. NOTES: Writing PWP slash at work is one hell of an adrenaline/terror rush... Beta by Orithain. |
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