I'm a lucky guy   Lucky 

By: Lori J  

Notes: This can be seen as a companion piece to On Nights Like These from
Ray's POV. Thanks to Amy and Mary who, as always, do right by me! 

Author's Website: http://home.att.net/~lojojan 

  

I'm a lucky guy.  

I think about it a lot, how lucky I am. Not just any kind of lucky,
either. I hit the jackpot in the lucky sweepstakes and got Fraser. I got
Benton Fraser, RCMP. I got Super Mountie. I got someone who loves me. I
got someone who makes me feel like I'm the luckiest person in the world. 

I get to sleep next to Fraser every night. I get to kiss him awake and
smile when he kisses me back. I get to do things to his body that make him
moan with pleasure. No better feeling in this world than having the man
you love moaning your name. Except maybe him moaning your name when he's
fucking you. 

I get to be Fraser's partner in every sense of the word. I love it when we
work on a case together. Never mind that he worries the hell out of me
sometimes. Never mind that he takes chances that could get him killed. I'm
there to watch his back. Ain't nothing going to happen to Fraser on my
watch. So long as I can get him home safe and sound, I'm happy to let him
do his thing. 

I'm sure he feels the same way about me. I got read the riot act that time
I rode through the window on a motorcycle. Fraser was not a happy Mountie.
He didn't yell, really, more like...scolded. He scolded me for 'taking
chances with my life'. I nodded in all the right places and did my best to
look scolded. Must have done a good job at it, because one second I was
nodding and the next Fraser was doing his best to crush me against his
chest. I hugged him back best I could, but mostly I just let him hold onto
me. 

Fraser's always worried that he's going to lose me. He never says it out
loud, he doesn't have to. I can tell when he starts thinking about it.
Happens a lot at night. Fraser usually sleeps like a log, so when he
starts tossing and turning I know what he's thinking.  

He doesn't speak when I ask him what's wrong. Just pulls me into his arms
and holds on tight. Sure, it can get a little hard to breathe, but Fraser
needs to know that I'm not going anywhere. He probably doesn't even hear
me when I tell him it's ok and that I'm here. Most times he just buries
his face in my neck while his hands touch every inch of me. 

Those kind of nights usually end up with me getting ravished by a horny,
worried Mountie. Never bothers me, though. I love Fraser and he loves me
too, it's just sometimes he's afraid that something might have changed. I
just go along for the ride, reassuring as best I can. So if I'm a little
sore in the morning or if there's a hickey on my neck, I just smile and
give Fraser a kiss. 

I'm a lucky guy, after all. 

End