hard rain

For a moment the alchemist said nothing, but merely gazed at the man standing before him. With an arm against the wall and the other behind Remi's back, the hawk was firmly caged by the merchant, but found that he didn't mind at all. He might have flown away from Ianto before, but now if given the choice to do so, Remi thought he would stay, come whatever. And the realization of that shone in his gaze, equally hazy from the rush of all that had just happened.

Remi's legs gave out far more quickly than he might have liked, his back sliding down the wall and his body leaning against Ianto's with the sort of easy comfortability that comes with the sort of intimacy just had. Returning the kiss with an almost day-dreamy sigh, Remi nodded with a small laugh. "And if I do, there are plenty more doors here. You can remind me over and over." He said, looking over his shoulder at the mop of copper and the too-blue eyes that, in another lifetime, had blazed over him like comets, and was suddenly reassured. He'd feared being like this with Ianto, believing that those he loved would be targeted by angry gods like Ludo. Now though, with the scent of their combined sex and sweat and the sweetness of Ianto's kiss still lingering on his lips, the alchemist found himself unworried.

"I think I will always come back to you." He admitted after a moment with a shy smile.

I forgot what it was like, to think I found you finally

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