Jim dips the sponge into clean, warm water and squeezes out the excess
before drawing it over a rill of soap bubbles that are catching the
light. Under them, the paint of the hood shines clean, glistening and
gleaming. Jim's feet are damp from standing in puddles, and his fingers
are chilled, but he's too lost in thought to care.
He's not thinking of the truck.
Blair was muddy, shivering, hungry when they got back from their trip.
Jim, more resilient, Jim who had avoided slipping and falling into an
iced-over patch of rain-sodden ground that had left Blair almost as
soaked as a lake would have done, had steered Blair toward the bathroom
and made him take the first shower. Had coffee waiting when Blair
stumbled out, pink and glowing, his hair wild with knots, had soup
reheating and nutty, chewy bread sliced.
And he'd wanted to do more, so much more. Wanted to comb every tangle
from Blair's hair--he could see fragments of a leaf wound around some
strands even now--wrap him in a blanket and lie on the couch with Blair
warm in his arms. They could lie and stare into the fire Jim had
kindled, watch flames leap and crackle, smoke drifting as it had done
the night before when the stars had hung in the winter sky like shards
of crystal.
They could--they could--
God, he wants to spoil Blair sometimes. Fuss over him, coddle him,
cherish him. It's an impulse he gets less often than
the wistful need to administer a well-deserved kick to Blair's ass, but
when it has him in its grip, the yearning to administer some TLC is
more seductive than the equally impossible to admit to, but less
embarrassing, desire to fuck Blair until he's lying spent and smiling
and silent. Breathless.
Seductive--and Jim's so ready to be seduced. Which is why he's here.
He shivers and pictures Blair upstairs, the firelight burnishing his
hair, his skin damply fragrant, his robe gaping to reveal skin Jim
wants to learn with his fingers and tongue (sight and scent being
already taken care of).
Shivers and decides the truck needs waxing. And maybe he'll check the
tire pressure, too.
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