Acidqueen <a.q @ gmx.de>

First Place TOS Series or Suite (two-way tie), Second Place TOS Slash Short Story (six-way tie), Second Place Kirk/Other Female
Pairings: Kirk/McCoy, Kirk/f,
Mitchell/f, McCoy/f
Series: pre-TOS - Acidqueen's K/Mc
series
Rating: NC-17
Summary:
Kirk and McCoy meet again one year after their first encounter.
Author's Note: This is the sequel to
"Summer of '53".
It was inspired by the song "Something stupid" as performed by Robbie
Williams and Nicole Kidman.
Disclaimer: Paramount/Viacom owns
Star Trek, I own my brain. No infringement is intended, and no money is being
made.
Archive: My own website at
http://www.syredronning.de/ , ASCEM, all others ask, please.
Acknowledgement: Thanks to
T'Thrill for the beta and Lyra for additional help! All remaining errors are
mine!

***
"Hey,
Jim, are you ready?" Mitchell's voice came through the wall, accompanied
by a loud thud on the thin material.
Jim
Kirk, freshly promoted Lieutenant on the USS Farragut, shook his head in front of
the mirror. It would serve Gary right if the Officer's House sent him a bill
for demolished interior. But then he concentrated on his hair again, forcing
some unruly strains into order before finally straightening his walking-out
uniform. This was a special evening, and he would celebrate it with his best
friend and their respective girlfriends, Sarah and Jamie. Not that Jamie really
fit the bill "girlfriend" - she was one of the many girls with whom
Gary tried to pair him off with, and charming and beautiful enough that he had
spent some nights with her. For a true relationship, though, he just didn't
feel enough for her; a fact she'd accept over time.
"I'm
ready," he shouted back when his appearance finally fit his standards.
Seconds later, Gary stood in his door, showing off his broadest smile. The
golden command track uniform spanned over his well-trained muscles and reminded
Jim of his own missed trainings lessons. Well, onboard the ship there would be
time enough to work on his tonus again. He wasn't of the bodybuilding type
anyway, but preferred himself more a la nature - like most people he knew.
"Ah,
my golden boy," Gary mocked and blew him a playful kiss. "Ready to
rock the house?"
"Yeah,
for sure. Where will we drive first?" Jim walked out of the room, locking
the door behind him.
"Sarah's
waiting for us in the Cheers Inn. What about Jamie?" Gary asked while they
hastily made their way down the stairways.
"At
home."
"Then
first her, then Sarah."
When
they rushed through the main door of the building, Jim encountered some envious
stares from people of all genders. He gave Ensign Pre'toj an unambiguous smile,
fully knowing that it would leave the sly, young Andorian off-key for the rest
of the evening, and maybe a little longer.
Next
to him, Gary chuckled. "You're so nasty, Jim."
"I
only want to be nice," Jim protested with a grin. "And I saw the gaze
you gave Sheila Roberts."
"It's
all she'll ever get from me. Surely the ugliest woman in space ever."
"Beauty's
not the entrance ticket to the fleet."
"But
it sure doesn't hinder," Gary said with sidelong glance at Kirk, and waved
for a cab.
Jim
Kirk climbed it, shaking his head once more. "Sometimes you're just
insufferable, Gary."
"Don't
you love me for that, Jimmy-Boy?" Gary retorted, and took the best seat.
*
The
girls were beautiful, the four course meal in their chosen Italian restaurant
superb, and when they finally went out into the cooler night air again, all
were satiated and stuffed to the max.
"Where are we going to chill out?" Sarah said, leaning heavily onto Gary's arm. Her long, dark hair was tousled, and her dress leapt behind her, since she had forgotten to pull up its fashionable train.
Gary
patted her butt. "First we should air you out, Sarah. You tucked a bit
deep into the white whine."
She
scowled at him, and then grinned at Jim, looking for support. "Jimmy, luv,
tell him I don't need no airing."
"You
most definitely need some," he replied. "Just as we do." He was
far from sober, and Jamie's hairdo towered in front of his mouth, as she too
leaned a bit more than usual on him. "Let's go window-shopping for a
while." He took Jamie's elbow and directed her toward the elevator to the
ground level shopping mall.
She
looked up at him when they stood inside. "This is a great evening, Jim.
Thank you." Closing her hand around his neck, she pulled him into a kiss,
which he half-heartily answered.
"Yes,"
Sarah agreed, and did likewise with Gary. "You're really cute," she
then added, her voice unsteady. "I'd take you both, boys - any time."
"Shhh,
don't listen to her," Jim whispered as Jamie frowned in his arms.
"She's just drunk."
"I've
heard enough of your reputation to believe that you would like that idea,"
she mumbled.
"Did
I ever cheat on my friends?" Jim asked diplomatically, when they left the
lift.
"Not
that I know of," Jamie admitted.
Gary
met Jim's eyes over her hair. Jim stared back at him when he said, "I can
be monogamous, once in a while."
His
friend twitched his lips. "A true romantic, our Jim."
"He's
such a loyal guy," Sarah stated overly loudly in agreement, sloping
against a window like a tree blown over by a storm. "I really tried it,
but all he said was that he wouldn't lay his best friend's girl."
Jamie's
eyes focused on him, and Gary's on Sarah. Jim found the conversation
increasingly problematic. "Long time ago, folks. Come on, Jamie, I want to
show you something special." Not waiting for an answer, he pulled her
forward. Behind them, Gary and Sarah fell into a whispered but intense debate.
Deciding
to get some space between them, he rushed Jamie along the windows to a
jeweler's shop he knew from sight. Although he preferred girls with brains, he
knew that beauties like Jamie were always a bit soft-spotted for such stuff, so
this would be the right distraction.
But
just as they reached the window, a man in light blue jeans and jacket who had
been standing at its side turned to walk away. And something in his way to move
reminded Jim of…
"Len?"
Jim called out. "Len."
The
man in front of him turned around to face him big-eyed.
"Jim!"
"Wo-ho,
to meet you here," Jim said with a big grin, and offered his hand.
"How are you? How are your folks? Your wife? Your daughter?"
The
star-struck man took it and shook it weakly. "No folks," he said
after a moment.
"Oh."
Jim dropped his hand and blushed. "I'm sorry."
"Never
mind," Len said. "Joy divorced me." He nodded towards a woman
who was approaching, slipping her arm into Len's. "This is Deidre Oscatt,
a friend. Deidre, this is Jim… don't even know your family name"
"Jim
Kirk, at your service. This is my girlfriend Jamie Landers. Jamie, this is Len
-"
"Leonard
McCoy."
Right
this moment Gary and Sarah arrived, too, and so the introduction went through another
round before all fell into silence, unsure how to carry on.
"We're
on our way to town for a chill-out." Jim said. "Why don't you join
us?"
"Jim
and Gary are celebrating their promotion tonight," Jamie added, pride
shining in her eyes. His hand closed around hers tightly as he smiled down at
her, happy that she had obviously decided to forget Sarah's statement.
Neither
Gary nor Len looked convinced of his suggestion, but with the encouraging help
of Deidre, who just had found out that she knew Sarah from high school and most
definitely had to celebrate this, Jim Kirk finally got them all to agree to his
plan. Only fifteen minutes later, they arrived at the popular nightclub
"Flaming Star".
The
table talk soon centered on Gary with his uncanny ability to tell even the
sexist jokes without really being insulting. Sarah laughed the loudest, with
Deidre, who half-lay over her long-forgotten friend, a close second; and even
Jamie began to giggle as the level of alcohol in the round was continuously
increasing.
Jim
eyed Len over the table, noticing the withdrawn state the other man had fallen
into. It didn't take long before the doctor disappeared toward the restroom,
presumably. He stayed there for so long that finally even his original companion
realized his absence.
"I'll
go and check on him," Jim said, and stood up. Jamie gave him an irritated
gaze, but he didn't mind - she'd be alright without him for a few minutes. He
went directly to the long bar that stretched along the first room of the club,
sure to find Len there.
"A
whiskey," he said to the bartender, as he took a seat next to him. Turning
his head, he met a pair of blue eyes. "You know, drinking alone is a bad
habit."
"My
ex kept telling me that," Len replied flatly, and took a gulp. "Why
don't you sit with your friends?"
"Deidre
missed you."
Len
shrugged.
"She
seems to be a cute girl."
Len
shrugged again, circling the drink in his hand.
"I'm
really happy to meet you again, Len. I've been thinking of you from time to
time." Jim took his glass and rotated around on the bar stool, clamping
his knees right and left of Len's stool, almost touching him. "Cheers,
Doctor," he said, and smiled.
Len
stared at him, then at his hand. "Nightmares, probably," he finally replied,
and raised his own drink. The glasses met with a tinkling sound. "Cheers,
Jim."
They
swallowed their drinks down.
"Two
whiskeys," Jim ordered, when the bartender took away the empty glasses.
"You
want to make me drunk?"
"Only
loosen your tongue," Kirk said brazen.
Len
chuckled. "Still so youthful, Jim Kirk. Tell me, how does anyone make
Lieutenant at your age? I would've thought you're barely Ensign."
"I
was lucky."
"Luck
is something for fools, and I don't think you're that," Len said. He
rotated on his stool too, interlacing their legs, and took the freshly brought
drink. "To you, Jim."
They
sipped and leveled the glasses down simultaneously.
"And
what are you doing here?" Jim asked.
"I
got shanghaied," Len replied dryly.
Jim
blinked. "You mean…?"
"Yeah,
I got bribed into your club - Starfleet."
"Great."
Jim grinned all over. "What happened?"
Len
stared down into his glass. "Well. I wanted to get away. They offered me
that at the right moment." He looked up. "Sorry, didn't want to pull
you down. I'm just not in a festive mood." Sliding down the seat, he
summoned the bartender and pulled his credit card.
"Hey,
you've already paid the last time," Jim protested playfully.
"You'll
be broke anyway when you pay your share of the party," Len replied with a
nod of his head toward the back room. "They've already ordered another
bottle of champagne."
As
he leaned over the bar to take the card back, Jim slipped from his seat, too.
"Didn't you forget something?" he whispered into Len's ear, his body
touching the other one suggestively.
"You've
got a very nice and good-looking girlfriend," Len replied coolly, breaking
out of the confined space by moving his stool backwards. "We've had a good
time in the past. Just let it stay there."
"Jamie's
not my girlfriend - she only wants to be. And if it weren't for you, I wouldn't
make that offer now," Jim said, but met only a steely gaze. "Can I
get your com number at least?" he finally asked in an exaggerated plea.
"I don't want to let you simply vanish out of my life again."
Blue
eyes met brown ones, testing whose stubbornness would prevail. In the end it
was Jim who gave in, since he didn't want to alienate Len right from the second
start-over. He'd find it out anyway.
"As
you like," Jim said with a shrug, and followed him back to the others. A
few whispered words by Len made Deidre stand up, and with a quick goodbye they
left the small party.
"Weird
fellow, your doc," Gary remarked with a smirk as they were barely out of
the door.
"It's
not my doc," Jim replied, sitting down next to Jamie. Maybe he should have
a bad conscience, but to see Len again had been as unexpected as arousing, with
his memories from the last summer coming back full-fledged. He wondered why Len
had been so distanced tonight, when he wasn't interested in Deidre anyway…
"Jim,
I'm talking to you," Jamie blurred out beside him, shaking him out of his
reverie with a not-so-friendly pat on his thighs.
"I'm
sorry, darling," he answered smoothly and fell into their small talk,
forgetting about Len McCoy for the rest of the night.
*
Two
days later, Jim Kirk sat on the stairs of the Fleet Main Hospital and waited.
It had taken him exactly three calls to find out that Dr. Leonard H. McCoy,
excelled developer of an axonal pathway grafting procedure, was working at a
project in the third floor of the building right behind him. The doctor usually
began his work at nine o'clock in the morning and left at around 2200
(workaholic, someone had said, but Jim had a better guess for the reason for
his working overtime). He also usually took a midday break at 1400, and this
was when Jim tried to catch him today. Sitting deliberately with his back to
the main entrance, he wanted to give Len the free choice to say hello. Well, to
make him feel as if he could choose, at least, because he'd talk to him anyway.
A
light, expectant tingling went over his suntanned arms, on which his hairs
shimmered in the clear daylight. He was clothed to kill, as Jamie would have said,
in white shorts and a blue shirt that went well with his complexion and was
just a tick too tight, so that his bit of muscles danced beneath it.
A
small part of him wondered if Len had meant the rebuff seriously, but Jim was
convinced that if he was persuasive enough, the man wouldn't be able to resist
him. Just ten minutes with him in a surrounding not as open as the club, and
he'd -
"What brings you to this neck of the wood?" someone drawled, and Jim looked up into Len's face. He appeared surprised, but not visibly taken aback. A point on the positive list. Negative, though, was Deidre's appearance right next to his object of pursuit. She gave him such a short nod that he wondered if she remembered him at all.
"I
was waiting for a friend and was just about to leave," Jim lied smoothly,
and stood up. "But since I am here, what about lunch together?"
Len
shook his head. "We're on our way to another lab and have to skip lunch
today." Deidre had passed them and was already several steps farther down.
"Tomorrow,
then?" Jim asked, keeping his place between Len and the way downward,
determined to not let this chance go by.
Len
hesitated and finally nodded when Deidre started gesticulating at the open door
of a cab. "Okay, tomorrow."
"Same
time, same place." Jim held out his hand.
"You're
damn persistent," Len said with a sigh. He shook on it before he jumped
down the stairs in haste.
"I'm
looking forward to it," Jim called after him. And though Len was already
closing the door, Jim could hear the growl of his prey. Smiling, he made his
way down the stairs too, whistling Verdi's Triumphal March as he outlined the
next day.
*
A
week later, Jim Kirk sat on the stairs of the Fleet Main Hospital and waited,
not quite in the mood of the last time. Not only had Len McCoy stood him up at
their appointed meeting, but he had also not been able to reach him at the lab
or his apartment. The hotline of the hospital had finally told him that the
whole specialist's staff had been called to an emergency in Australia and would
be back in about four days. That had been five days ago, but by now it was
already afternoon without Len anywhere in sight. Jim began to feel like he was
chasing a wild goose - and he began to wonder if this pursuit was sensible. But
with most of his friends away, he had a lot of time on his hands, which he
didn't feel like sharing with Gary.
Looking up to the lab section, a sudden decision materialized in his brain - he would just go inside and nail Len down in his natural surrounding. Although only authorized personnel was allowed to enter the higher floors, this was no real challenge for one of the more resourceful lieutenants of Starfleet. He might as well send them a report about their security leaks, Jim thought half an hour later when he wandered through the third level and checked the room numbers, barely disguised in a white coat.
Opening
the door of room 03059, he cautiously entered the lab. On clean laboratory
tables, dozens of instruments were doing their work, their low humming filling
the air - but that was about the only sign of life. Walking between the long
tables, he aimed at the office that was at the rear left side of the lab. When
he opened the door, Jim shook his head in disbelief - there was Len McCoy,
laying sound asleep at the floor on a trekking sleeping bag. Subconsciously, he
seemed to notice the intruder, as he rotated around and mumbled something
unintelligible.
For
a second, Jim pondered his options; then he decided for a full-fledged attack. Kneeling
down beside Len's head, he bent over and kissed him. The sleeping man returned
the kiss, his lips opening without resistance. Encouraged, Jim let his fingers
dive into the open sleeping bag and under the thin clothes and began to caress
the skin. The sleeper shifted under his administrations, and unsteady hands
reached up to touch his own chest.
When
their lips parted, Jim found Len staring at him with open eyes. Determined to
avoid resistance - or worse, withdrawal - Jim bent forward again and resumed
the kissing while his fingers found their way between the other one's legs,
closing unyielding around the growing erection. His other hand cradled the
clean-shaven neck, tenderly massaging the tense muscles there. His victim
moaned into his mouth.
"You're
still a good kisser," Len murmured, as their lips parted again to allow
for some air.
"I
could return the compliment," Jim said roughly. Heat was pulsing from his
abdomen up to his brain and back. He wanted, needed the man beneath him so
badly. Hastily shifting his weight, he lay down next to him. "Len…"
Their
bodies tightly pressed together when they kissed again, legs intertwined,
groins meeting. Accelerated breathing filled the room as they began to strip
each other, oblivious of the danger of being detected in the unlocked lab.
Conscious thinking faded as they madly made love in the small office.
*
"Not
quite what I expected," Len mumbled as they lay spent next to each other
an hour later. "Jim…" He turned around to face him, propping his head
on his hand.
"Don't
tell me you didn't like it," Jim murmured, drawing a line down Len's chest
with his forefinger and ending at his navel.
"No.
I won't say that, because it would be a lie. It was great. The best sex I had
since last summer. But…well…sex isn't everything in life."
Jim
shrugged. "Not everything, but one of the better things." He opened
his eyes fully and met Len's. "I want you. I want you because I like being
with you and I have the hots for you. I don't want to move into your apartment,
and I won't put my toothbrush into your bathroom. But I want to meet you and
have hot, horny, wonderful sex with you as often as I can for the remaining
one-and-a-half weeks I'm staying on Earth."
Len
sagged to the floor and on his back. "What an offer. And what's Jamie
saying to all of this?"
"She
doesn't have any real claims on me. She's away on an excursion, anyway."
"I
don't like that hide-and-seek strategy."
Jim
sat up. "See - it's not the same for me if it's a woman or a man. Each
gender gives and takes something different. So even if Jamie and I were a
couple, you wouldn't take anything away from her by being with me."
Len stared at the ceiling. "You really believe that?"
"I
know it's like that," Jim replied earnestly.
His companion
rubbed his forehead. "I keep forgetting your age."
"Yes,
grandpa," Jim replied caustically and patted Len's chest. When his fingers
wandered deeper, the other man closed his eyes. And when Jim started another
hand job without encountering resistance, he knew Len McCoy would give in…
*
They
left the building in the middle of the night, parting toward their respective
apartments. Like a year ago, Jim made Len promise another meeting the next
evening. Like in the past, Len kept his promise, and they met every night from
there on. And if there was slight reluctance on Len's part once in a while, Jim
Kirk graciously overlooked it.
Like in the past, there was little they spoke about, as Len avoided the topics of family and research, and Jim didn't really care to talk about Jamie, Gary, or his career. Instead, they spent their time fully with sex - exploring their possibilities to the fullest. Len definitely had a hand for long, slowly built orgasms, while Jim knew a few things about creative lovemaking; a combination that led to some of the most sensual days in Jim's life.
*
It
was yet another déjà vu, Jim thought as he sat on the Ocean Beach the next
evening, waiting for Len. Relaxed, he looked over the sea and let his memories
travel back to their first meeting. Lots of things had changed for them both,
but here they were again, reunited. There was just something special about Len
that attracted him, although he couldn't really put a finger on what it was.
Well,
he wasn't really in the mood for introspection, anyway. Determined, he stood up
and walked over the smooth sand. The beach lay relatively quiet, now that the
dawn had broken. Only sparse couples were distributed along the outer edges and
in hidden corners. He smirked - they were probably here for just the same
reason as Len and he were.
In a
sudden rush of cheerful childishness, Jim began walking backwards, varying in
style - feet pointed in like being knock-kneed, feet pointed out like a duck...
He couldn't help laughing about his weirdness and finished the line of
footprints with a big jump away from it. Should others wonder what a nutcase
had walked here, he thought as he ran back to his initial position near the
stairways up to the promenade.
Although
it was time, there was no one to see. The beach was empty all around him now,
only the sound of the waves splashing against the shore filling the air. Slowly
he went to the other side of the beach - maybe Len had misunderstood him and
was standing on the next promenade, but his lover wasn't there either. Jim
walked back stiffly, his playful mood diminishing, and his concerns growing
with every gnashing step. Had he done or said anything wrong last night? No.
Not as far as he knew, at least.
When
he reached the foot of the promenade, he was about to give up waiting when he
spotted a small, dark figure high above him. Could it be…?
"Len?"
he shouted upwards, and waved. "Is it you?"
There
was just enough movement in the figure to count as affirmation, and so he
swiftly moved up the stairs, catching his breath before he stepped onto Len's
actual level. Cautiously drawing near he tried to read the other one's mood in
the near dark, but without much result.
"You're
late. And I almost didn't see you."
"This
isn't really my favorite place for a date," Len said, staring down at the
beach.
"Uh."
Jim leaned against the balustrade next to him. "I thought it would remind
you of our first night."
"It
surely does that," Len said tonelessly. Turning around, he met Jim's gaze.
"Let's go somewhere else, please."
"Sorry,
Len - didn't mean to pull you down," Jim said. "It's about…her?"
Len's
lips pressed together.
"Forget
it," Jim said hastily, and took the other man's hand. "Let's go to
the new Daffishop. I heard they have -"
"Jim."
Silence
fell between them for a moment; then Len sighed. "It was our last
vacation. I mean Joy's and mine. And it was our vacation, too - yours and mine.
I can't just drop the bad parts of it and remember only the beach, okay?"
"Understood,"
Jim stated firmly.
"Daffishop,
you said?" Len pulled him near. "I've heard they have nice
restrooms…"
"Where
do you hear things like that?" Jim said, shocked. "You're developing
a dirty mind."
"You're
a bad influence…and it was actually Deidre pointing that out…for obvious
reasons…"
"Hm-hm,"
Jim mumbled between kisses. "You're fucking other people?"
"Would
you mind?" Len drew slightly back.
"Uh,
yes, I think I would. What about me?"
Len
kissed him before asking back, "You?"
"You
mind me fucking others?"
"No."
"Not
one little bit jealous?"
Len
shook his head. "Jealousy is a nasty bitch. Besides, would it change
you?"
"No,"
Jim admitted.
"Thanks
for your frankness," Len said earnestly.
"Daffishop
now?" Jim mumbled, increasingly uncomfortable with the turn the
conversation had taken.
"If
you think we're gonna make it there…" Len sneaked a warm hand beneath
Jim's t-shirt and ran it down his chest.
As
it turned out, they didn't come farther than Len's rented ground car that was
parked in a shady corner near the road.
*
Only
two days left until he would leave Earth, and Jim decided that these last
evenings should be even better than their other meetings. In anticipation, he
raided his bathroom and packed his bag with all the stuff he would need. It had
taken him some days to get the final tool, and another day to get used to
handling it, but now he felt prepared for any eventuality. Half an hour later,
he cheerfully rang at Len's apartment until the chime died with a tortured sound.
Almost logically, his lover opened the door with a deep frown.
"Do
you have ants in your pants, Jim?" he growled. "My ears are still
ringing."
Jim
wordlessly pulled him close and kissed him. He kept Len in this lock while maneuvering
him into the bedroom. A part of him just loved the dichotomy of having an older
man in his arms and still being the more dominant one - it had only been this
way with Len.
Len,
who just melted when he pushed the right buttons. Len, who gave all of himself, sharing his feelings freely and
openly. Len, who nevertheless was definitely a man, not the sort to carry all
his past burdens into their bed, wheedle for emotional feedback all the time,
or throw a fit should Jim fall asleep right after an orgasm. Clichés, but often
so true.
"What's
up?" Len asked, eyes half-closed in visible arousal. They were lying on
the bed already, and Jim had managed to strip them both, tossing the clothes
away carelessly.
"You're
up, I hope," Jim teased and pressed his knee between Len's legs.
"We're going to party tonight. Just you and me."
"Any
special reason?" Len murmured. His hands busily roamed over Jim's chest
down to his ass.
"We've
had sex for the last eight days, and there is something I never did to you."
"Can't
imagine…there's something we haven't done?"
"Let
me see," Jim whispered, then licked one flat nipple. "We made sex on
the floor, the couch, the shower…"
"Don't
remind me," Len said with a moan, as his other nipple was sucked.
"You
fucked me and I fucked you and up and down and front and back and on all
fours…"
Their
breathing accelerated in unison as the memories came back and so, for a while,
they just remained kissing, slowly and intensely. Finally Jim pulled back.
"I've got something for you," he said. He jumped out of bed and went to the bag he had dropped right next to the door. "I'm back in a minute," he said, and disappeared.
When
he came back with the tray on which he had arranged the necessary accessories,
Len gave him a curious gaze. "Uh-oh. I wonder…"
Placing
down the tray next to him, Jim sat down on the bed.
"Shaving
utensils?" Len said after a short survey.
Jim
nodded. "Classic soap," he said and pointed at the foamed cream.
"A shaving brush, especially soft."
"And
a knife…?"
Jim
took hold of a long, slim utensil and opened it. The old-fashioned razor blade
gleamed dangerously in his hands. "I love shaving," Jim said with a
wide grin.
"Who
would've thunk," Len replied, gazing pointedly at the lieutenant's smooth
body. "But I don't see the point why I -"
"Because
I love shaving and I love having a shaved man in my bed." Jim pressed the
doctor's chest back onto the mattress. "Relax, man."
"While
you're holding a knife in your hand with which you could slice me into edible
parts?" his companion muttered, visibly unconvinced.
"It's
a matter of trust, Len."
"Exactly!"
Jim
grabbed the shaving brush and distributed the cream generously over Len's
groin, putting the doctor's mumbling to a natural stop. Knowing how delightful
the soft brushes could feel, he pursued the painting much longer than
necessary. Soon his victim was moaning in arousal, the penis bobbing in the
first stages of an erection.
"Hmmm….and the fun's just beginning," Jim murmured, as he finally put the brush aside and took the old-fashioned razor. The cool metal smoothly cut a first stripe of hair between Len's groin and his left thigh. Overly aware of what was shaving him, his lover markedly tensed for the first few strokes, but then relaxed on the cushions.
Line-after-line,
the dark hair vanished, leaving a pink area behind. In the end, all that was
left was the hair around and on the softened penis, and so Jim took the glans into
his left hand and stretched the shaft. Len raised his head, looking at him
wide-eyed. "You want to shave there?"
"Of
course," Jim said with a big grin, and placed the razor at the groin.
"Hold still, or you're called Leonora from tomorrow on."
Len swallowed
hard and screwed his eyes shut.
The few hairs on the penis were no problem, but the ones on the soft sac were a true challenge, and so Jim took hold of it after a minute, pulling the wrinkles into an expanded state. Len sharply inhaled and held his breath, which made Jim smile. He loved to tease him - Len could be a beautiful victim.
When
Jim was finished, every part of Len's groin was smoothly shaven. Placing brush,
razor and water aside, Jim took the towel and began rubbing the slightly irritated
skin, cleaning the last hairs away. Stroking the soft fabric around the
doctor's penis, he began moving up and down.
"What'cha
doin' -" Len rasped, intelligible words dying as Jim elicited a heartfelt
moan from him.
"Time
for a reward." Jim bent his head down and licked along the shaft, his
hands firmly fixing around the base. His tongue danced over the skin, tasting
some reminders of the shaving cream, while his left hand worked itself deeper
between his lover's spread legs, searching for the entry point.
His
middle finger cautiously entered the other one's body, causing a marked
increase in Len's breathtaking. And as he sucked the whole member in, his lover
bucked up.
"You're
great," Len mumbled through clenched teeth, balling hands as his tension
increased.
Merciless
pursuing his arousing actions, Jim brought him straight towards orgasm. With a
sob Len arched up and shot his load into Jim's mouth. His hands beat the
mattress several times in spasms before his body relaxed again.
"Lord
and all saints," Len murmured when he found words again. "What a
ride!"
"Will
you complain about shaving again?"
Blue
eyes blinked at him. "Did I ever?"
Jim
moved upwards and lay down beside Len, positioning his arm under his lover's
neck. "Yes, you did."
"Hmmm,
can't remember." Len reached around and pulled him close, kissing him
intensively. Their mouth opened to each other as they shared the taste of cum
that still lay on Jim's tongue.
"Now
you," Len whispered, and got hold on Jim's blooming erection. Stroking it
softly, he aimed for a very long road to orgasm.
"You
know you're a damn cock teaser?" Jim murmured.
"Yes,"
Len agreed. "Any complains about that?"
"Not
really." He closed his eyes, shutting out the visual world to completely focus
on the physical stimulation.
Experienced
fingers traveled up and down Jim's erection, massaging just the right spots.
Lips centered on one nub, sucking it until it was hard; then a tongue bathed it
over and over, licking it rhythmically. The stimulation seemed to shortcut
right into Jim's groin, adding to the overall, almost unbearable arousal. With
a heartfelt moan, he twitched on the bed.
"God,
Len, can't you go a little bit faster?"
"You're
sure, Jim?" Len whispered, not for a second increasing his speed or
tightening his grip. "It'd be over much too fast, don't you think?"
"We can go for a second round any time," Jim pleaded, bucking into Len's hand, which unexpectedly brought his premature release.
And
so, they did exactly that.
He hadn't felt that good for years, Jim reflected sleepily two orgasms, a shower and a snack later, as he snuggled into the warmth of the man beside him. For all their differences in personality, he found Len's nearness damn relaxing. There was so little need for p