Gold Rush. ݁₊ ⊹ . ݁˖ . ݁
By the very nature of his troubled, deranged personality, without even considering any sort of biological factors, dragon hybrid! Satoru was a possessive man. Even as a young boy, he was never quite known for sharing his toys on the playground and that weirdly territorial child evolved into a weirdly territorial manchild who had only gotten a bit better at hiding his hoarding tendencies. Through the years, he had learned how to hide any sort of gold-sick gleam in his eyes and hold back the worst of his draconic instincts. But that didn’t mean they weren’t there.
And when he finally met you, everything he tried so hard to keep under wraps started to unravel.
You were the cute new hire under some departament or other in his company - a junior analyst with a keychain filled purse, an imaginable amount of trinkets on your desk and a fidgeting stance. On one rainy Tuesday, you just so happened to catch the same elevator as him, sighing over you wet Converses as if you hadn’t just shifted the axis of his entire universe.
One look. One quiet sniff. That’s all it took.
Suddenly the elevator felt too big - there was too much space between your bodies, an insurmountable and unforgivable amount of centimeters he had to cross in order to gather you in his arms; The smell of your perfume had covered the closed box and overtaken his senses, pupils doubling in size; And the dragon inside of him started purring, not unlike an oversized cat, chuffing and growling something akin to mine, mine, mine, mine…
“I’m sorry?” you asked, suddenly turning your pretty eyes to him. Eyes like jewels, round precious stones like treasures, his to protect, his to own…
Wait. Had he said that aloud?
You were still blinking at him, clearly waiting for an answer, seeming a bit put off by his intense staring. He coughed, trying to will his voice to work, face flushed for what seemed like the first time in a decade. When you looked at him, half concerned and half freaked out, he did not feel like the confident owner of the building you were both at, he felt like a gangly teen again, fumbling with a crush.
“Mine, I mean, my!” he said, trying to salvage the situation and a bit of face “My floor, this is my floor, so… Excuse me.”
You stepped aside and he got out, breathing in the clear ear. Looking back at the elevator, he saw you smile slightly and wave as the doors closed out, effectively taking you away. And that stupid dragon inside him snarled, furious at being deprived of your presence.
Satoru looked around at what was most definitely not his floor, slightly stranded literally and metaphorically, his heart attempting to beat itself out of his chest in tandem with the much less innocent - but still romantic in its own carnal way - hardness in his pants putting the strength of his zipper to the test. He resigned himself to taking the stairs, hoping the seven flights or so would clear his head of the urge to claw his way back to you and let loose everything he had been taught to hold back. But when he finally got to the top floor, sweaty and panting, his thoughts remained on you - the missing gem of his collection.









