'cause the bad's been slowly getting worse
and this fast lane living, it's a curse
A frank softness colours Sunjata’s words, Nate leaning into the warmth of them, into the safe press of a stubbled jaw. If this is what being taken care feels like, arms around him and a sense of home, even when the world is crashing down, then maybe he could get used to it. Maybe he should already be used to it.
You’re so sweet. Nate presses the words through a sieve, holding back all of his own insecurities and hang ups so he can offer Sunjata his love without it. Without conditions. He leans into the kisses being pressed against his face for a moment longer before leaning in to press his lips more insistently to the attuned’s neck. If you insist. Though he’s already made his move, teeth leaving another set of marks as Nate drinks just long enough to borrow a shift.
He pulls back in bits and pieces, pausing between each one. Teeth first, then lips, moving only far enough to kiss Sunjata’s jaw, and then arms, wrapping around the attuned like never would be too soon to let go. I love you. Nate offers the words fiercely, though the snarling thing inside of him is not pointed towards Sunjata. Don’t forget it.
You’re so sweet. Nate presses the words through a sieve, holding back all of his own insecurities and hang ups so he can offer Sunjata his love without it. Without conditions. He leans into the kisses being pressed against his face for a moment longer before leaning in to press his lips more insistently to the attuned’s neck. If you insist. Though he’s already made his move, teeth leaving another set of marks as Nate drinks just long enough to borrow a shift.
He pulls back in bits and pieces, pausing between each one. Teeth first, then lips, moving only far enough to kiss Sunjata’s jaw, and then arms, wrapping around the attuned like never would be too soon to let go. I love you. Nate offers the words fiercely, though the snarling thing inside of him is not pointed towards Sunjata. Don’t forget it.
better tell me what's your life worth
i think it's time for a change, 'cause the drugs don't work
