His meekness and embarrassment tugged at invisible strings, creating a silent call for Sougo to see how far he could push in about it before he snapped like a knife to a taut thread. He quickly snuff out that feeling before it could overwhelm him again like the first meeting.
Resisting the urge to roll his eyes, Sougo wondered if he even learned anything from their last rendezvous. “There are things that only another person can give, you know.” Like a rough going against the wall, or hearing the sweet sound of another begging for release, or just— his eyes flickered to Gaku momentarily from the side— being sweep away in the moment created by another.
He was honestly surprised the other doesn’t have flings with how he behaved towards having a mere interest in him.
Sougo, having received his drink again and taking another sip, nearly jumped out of his seat at the sudden hand. He had to fight down the instinct to snatch the hand up and bend it into an uncomfortable position. He couldn’t let it slip now he was involved in something deeper than his public appearance. It didn’t help that the movement was delicate, light, like he was touching something precious.
His throat was going dry.
Refusing to answer, in fear what might escape, Sougo drowned his new drink. Which, he would realize the next day, was a terrible idea to do. He set the glass down, face flushing red, and he grabbed the wrist of the hand on him. He doesn’t say anything, lifting it up, and then, innocently enough, placed his palm flat against Gaku’s.
“— Fufu… they really are big.” He giggled, marveling over it before looking at Gaku. Music is suddenly something he was aware of and he latched onto his sleeve. Tugging at it, he scooted himself further off his seat to get closer, not at all caring if he ends up falling. “Gaku, dance for me.”
“Huuh, is that how it is...” Gaku trails off, scrunching up his face as he tries to imagine what acts he could be referring to. Then memories of that night come flooding back-- right, there’s no way he’d get that by doing it himself. He’s definitely inexperienced, huh.
The sudden switch that the CEO’s personality manages to prove that even further. Gaku’s eyes widen at the previously strict and cold man turning into an innocent and demanding man. It makes him think he’s dealing with a spoiled child for a bit, and his eyes travel to the nearly emptied glass on the counter. So this guy can’t really hold his alcohol after all. How unexpected-- well, it does vary on the person after all. As long as he isn’t too wild, Gaku is pretty sure he can handle him.
He even thinks he’s cute for a moment when he presses his palm against his, and starts giggling over how big Gaku’s hands are. Should he take that as a compliment? And then he decisively tries to grab onto his sleeve, causing Gaku to panic a bit internally. Noticing that he’s almost about to fall off his seat, he grabs Sougo by the waist, making sure he at least doesn’t get himself hurt.
Then he says his first name. Gaku blushes, averting his gaze as he wonders why this guy turned out to be so damn cute when he’s drunk. Gaku doesn’t usually drink enough to get himself totally wasted, and he’s sure that’s for the better. On some occasions he’s gotten to that point with Mitsuki, but the two of them were already drunk enough off their asses that neither of them cared and kept talking about the same movie over and over again while Ryuu dragged them back home.
Although, he doesn’t really know if the music blaring in the club right now is exactly easy to dance along to. “... Dance? I’m not really that great at dancing, Osaka-san.” He responds stiffly, hoping it’s enough to get Sougo off his case about getting himself out there in the crowd-- he’d really rather not. “I’d rather keep talking to you. Really, I can do anything else.” Maybe he’ll just defer responsibility to destiny and get drunk himself, although it’s pretty difficult to actually get some more alcohol in his system. He decides he should be a good person and stay sober in case this guy loses face doing something ridiculous.