["Why is my boyfriend really cute?" A novel by John Egbert. His palms are still heated but he's careful not to apply more pressure than Dave's ready for.]
I haven't either, really. Matt's an attorney but that doesn't count much. And Naoto's a detective technically, but even then that's a small number.
It's...somethin' the law enforcement people were discussing I guess...? [ which is, ironically, why he's not sure about going to them if he needs help. ] Honestly, I've been in a computer thing. You have, too. It was way more...you know.
Glitchy, fucked up, and involved a lot of mechanics and building? On the one hand I can kind of see her point if she's never experienced something like that. On the other hand, yeah, this is way different than Sburb.
I've had this conversation with a lot of people. I believe it's real, too. Nothing else really makes sense. How can you explain the physical changes, the powers, all of that kind of stuff if it wasn't real?
...but our situation is a little unique, I will admit.
I'm not denying anything, babe. [That wince is telling and he lets up a little, changing his strategy a bit and using the heels of his hands more than his fingertips.]
It probably feels better when it's not centralized pressure points like it is with my fingers. [He's just assuming maybe that's what Dave's talking about.]
I will keep that in mind. [As promised, his fingers are raised up on the tips and rotating in circles on his skin.] And that, too. ...I think it kind of just slips out. It makes sense to me.
I haven't annoyed you yet, have I? [ with names. he's prone to some extremely stupid and southern ones, although "babe" and "darlin'" do tend to win out.
Call me something that turns me on and I'll call it hot. Duh, Dave. [But he smiles lightly as he continues loosening Dave's shoulders and back.] How's that?
Do you even have nicknames like that? And yeah that's...better. You can stop if you're tired? [ habitual looping to "you don't have to dote" even though he asked for this. ]
So what you're saying is you are going to surprise me when I least expect it. [He's working his hands down Dave's spine and more toward his lower back now.]
[ another of those soft feels-nice sighs tinged with a hum-moan, too quiet. it takes a minute to register john's remark, and dave just laughs in the breathy way he gets when he's edging on relaxed and sleepy, southern drawl thick and heavy and low for the same reason: ] Exactly that, darlin'.
[...it's sometimes a little overwhelming how much he likes this boy, but here they are. It's for that reason he doesn't speak immediately while he applies pressure and movements over his spine and near his hips. Dave asked for a neck massage but he's usually pretty tense in general so John figures he's helping.]
Thanks a lot. Knowing you, it will be at some point where it will mean my hands are tied or it's something embarrassing.
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I haven't either, really. Matt's an attorney but that doesn't count much. And Naoto's a detective technically, but even then that's a small number.
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[ they argue about it periodically... ]
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What? That would be way too easy, first of all, and secondly...well no, that is all. Why the matrix? Has she said?
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...but our situation is a little unique, I will admit.
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but then he uses...all the others ]
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If I do, I don't know what they are but I am sure you will surprise me somehow.
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Thanks a lot. Knowing you, it will be at some point where it will mean my hands are tied or it's something embarrassing.
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