呉島 貴虎 | kureshima takatora (
heavenlydecree) wrote2014-09-19 10:58 pm
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[If there was one thing Takatora was sure he should have learned by now, it would be how to keep his life in perfect running order. He had been the head of Yggdrasill's Research and Development branch from the moment he'd left high school and even before that, his father had kept him on a tight and strict schedule, never a second unaccounted for or left out of place. Unfortunately, with all of Takatora's scheduling and trying to squeeze an extra hour into every day, he still felt as though he never had time for anything, let alone everything. Even his weekends left little time for himself, though Takatora was also painfully aware of his obsession with triple-checking everything under his command and bringing such weight onto himself. He couldn't allow for errors.
His morning routine started a bit later on the weekends, if only because Takatora knew he had to catch up on sleep at some point to make up for running himself ragged. Getting sick was something he couldn't risk. The usual morning routine went by quickly: dragging himself out of bed (he'd never become a morning person, as much as he wanted to), showering, getting dressed, checking for any news or alerts while he had been sleeping. Thankfully, nothing important had happened during the night. Takatora always lived with the fear of something awful happening while he was asleep that he would be unprepared for, but every morning brought the same temporary relief. For now.
Takatora headed out of his room after an hour or so, still checking his phone as he made his way down the hall and towards the stairs. Ryouma already wanted to talk to him about something, which was mildly surprising as Ryouma rarely (never) got out of bed so early, which meant he'd been up all night again. Stepping past one of the maids, Takatora spoke a return greeting to her as he continued on, paying more attention to typing out messages than his surroundings.]
His morning routine started a bit later on the weekends, if only because Takatora knew he had to catch up on sleep at some point to make up for running himself ragged. Getting sick was something he couldn't risk. The usual morning routine went by quickly: dragging himself out of bed (he'd never become a morning person, as much as he wanted to), showering, getting dressed, checking for any news or alerts while he had been sleeping. Thankfully, nothing important had happened during the night. Takatora always lived with the fear of something awful happening while he was asleep that he would be unprepared for, but every morning brought the same temporary relief. For now.
Takatora headed out of his room after an hour or so, still checking his phone as he made his way down the hall and towards the stairs. Ryouma already wanted to talk to him about something, which was mildly surprising as Ryouma rarely (never) got out of bed so early, which meant he'd been up all night again. Stepping past one of the maids, Takatora spoke a return greeting to her as he continued on, paying more attention to typing out messages than his surroundings.]
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Ryouma...
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[He chuckles a little bit and allows himself to lean in a bit.]
Ah... Takatora...
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How do I always forget... how you make me feel...?
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... that's embarrassing...
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[The surveillance video to Takatora's office is always very strictly controlled. It's always been something Ryouma's insisted on, partly so they can carry on things like this. He strokes Takatora's cheek slowly, checking to make sure there's no bruising. ... No. Good.]
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[The answer is a very strict and resounding no. He tilts his head back as Ryouma checks him, giving a small smile and an amused look.]
... you're fine.
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[He can always analyze the information on Monday, after all. And it's not as if he'll have no information. His phone gets alerts.]
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You really do spoil me. I hope you know that.
[He pulls Ryouma down again, rewarding him with a long, soft kiss. Takatora, ever the romantic.]
How often do I tell you how lucky I am to have met you?
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[There's the sort of reaction he was betting on. All the better to push a wedge between the two. He brushes back Takatora's hair, refastening his shirt button.]
Often. I know that, too. We can have more fun this weekend - but for now, we need to get things done, hm~?
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... a little bit longer. I still can't concentrate.
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[He nuzzles into Takatora's neck a bit, letting his hair fall against his skin and brush gently.]
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What are you thinking about?
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Chemical formulas. Storage solutions for data. Patterns of plant growth.
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It's nice to know I entertain you so much.
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[Sometimes he gets a little too into his work...]
And it's not as if you're uninteresting, you know~.
[He presses his lips up Takatora's neck, nibbling gently at the skin. Not enough to leave marks, but hard enough to at least sting.]
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[He quietly hisses in a breath, giving Ryouma's hair another tug.]
... as long as you control yourself and don't make anything visible, I don't particularly care what you do to me.
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Ryouma...
[He tightly grips the arm of the chair with his right hand, flinching slghtly at the pull it puts on his shoulder before he forces himself to relax.]
That-- ... you don't have to do that.
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[Endorphins and all... he looks up, a grin on his face. What, don't you want to relax, Takatora?]
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