burn out {Dom}
Aug 12, 2013 21:32:35 GMT -5
Post by Erik Stewart on Aug 12, 2013 21:32:35 GMT -5
Biology was something of a rendezvous point; they usually had at least one class each year together, and this one was it. Erik sat just a seat ahead of Dominique, diagonally, to the right. He scribbled or tapped his pencil or slept but he very rarely paid attention.
He sat now with his elbow supporting his chin. He’d tucked his dark hair behind his ears, where they just grazed the tops of his shoulders, and skimmed the back of his neck; a thin line of flesh peeked out between its soft trim and the collar of his shirt. Occasionally, his thin white fingers plucked a strand of hair and twirled it idly. He was starting to glance at Dominique, too. Once. Maybe twice. Just flickers of blue.
Then he tore a corner of paper out from his notebook.
wanna fuck? my room? whenever.
i have marlboro.
The whole thing was peppered with question marks. He didn’t want to sound desperate.
Their affair was a very private and very uninvolved one – if Erik had to put a name to it, it’d probably be what the kids called ‘fuck buddies’ these days. Oh, he supposed they got along; their conversations were cordial when they had them, at least, as much as both of them could manage, but at least on Erik’s part there was little pretense as to their ‘relationship’. He wanted intimacy and if he couldn’t find it one way, he’d find it another. He wanted ecstatic, full-throated bliss and he wanted to know the male body. He wanted Dominique, too, to come away satisfied. He was young and he was greedy, and he liked it rough and without emotion.
Erik knew that Dominique was much the same. The other boy’s brooding silence was both familiar and magnetic – as was his blonde hair (which Erik had quite a thing for) and the way his shoulders sloped into his neck. The attraction he found in him was powerful; there was no way around it.
That had not changed at all.
Erik got up off his seat. To everyone else, he was sharpening his pencil; the sound of it grinding filled the room. Once it’d churned its way to silence, he turned to return to his seat. With a practiced, subtle movement, Erik slid his hand over the edge of the Dom’s desk and left behind his scribbled note. His waist bumped slightly against the wood.
When he’d sat down again, he tossed Dom a look over his shoulder. There was a hint of a smile in his eyes; he hooked his hand into a claw to imitate a cat’s, flashed a mocking snarl at him, then smoothed out his expression, lifted his eyebrows, let his lips spread into a smile, raising his freckled cheeks, and turned away.