Seven grinned in delight, reaching out to grasp onto Veldrys’ fragile white fingers. “Good.”
Questions on whether or not they would be left alone were just as prevalent in Seven’s mind – although his father was working until dawn, and the woman that called herself his mother rarely bothered with him. Seven closed the space between them, pale skin mingling close as their hips touched, bodies exchanging their warmth. Stretching up onto his toes, another light kiss was placed along Veldrys’ jaw line before Seven pulled away.
Their matching thin fingers remained entwined as Seven lead the Symenestra to his unmade bed, white sheets still twisted and pillows scattered from a particularly restless and short sleep the day before. He may have been embarrassed of the mess, if it weren’t for there being no shortage of other thoughts racing through his mind. There was still so much he wanted to ask Veldrys – namely, how long he was going to remain in Lhavit. The beautiful language he spoke, the impossible-sounding architecture of his homeland, and more personally, his hopes and aspirations. Unfortunately, his desire overcame any rational thought and he was not prepared to end this spontaneous affair to ask more silly questions.
One knee pressed down against the soft mattress before his body dipped sideways and he found himself on his back, shimmying towards one side of the bed to allow Veldrys ample space of his own; not that space between them was particularly wanted. Reaching out, he grasped at the air until his companion would indulge him and slip into the warmth of his bed. Bare legs twisted with thin sheets and any apprehensive thought of being discovered melted away with the rest of the world once again. So long as he was close to this man, nothing mattered. “Mmn,” A thought failed to pass over his lips before dissolving into an incomprehensible mumble and he once again took Veldrys’ pale lips hungrily. His lids were becoming heavy, his mouth tender and burning from venom and his consciousness fluttered as fingers sluggishly trailed along Veldrys’ narrow hips and milky sides.
The kiss was broken, although Seven’s mouth remained close enough for their breath to mingle and soft lips brush as he spoke. “I …” Seven struggled to find a string of words to appropriately express his happiness as the room closed in on his mind, hazy black filling the corners of his eyes. What did he want to say? That he was thankful for Veldrys’ patience, his time, his affection? That he would help him map the sky? That he wanted to know everything about him? None of that would be appropriately expressed in his next weary utterance. In fact, he was too far gone to realize he was no longer speaking Common.
“
Never leave.”
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