Even with the encouragement of his asking, the other man didn’t seem able to say it. “If you don’t say it, how am I meant to know what you really want?” he asked, half a tease and half genuine. Percy was happy to do whatever Cullen was most comfortable with. They weren’t rushing through the castle, especially since it would give the medium a chance to change his mind, if that were going to happen.
Percy gazed over at him with a soft expression, waiting for him to finish his thought before responding. “I’ve only been to the village a few times myself, but I’d be happy to show you what I have seen. And if you buy me food, I think it qualifies as a date.” They reached the suite now, and he opened the door to lead Cullen inside and allow him to acclimate to the space. “Alright, we’re here. What would you like me to do now?”
Cullen walked in, curiously glanced around Percy’s room. He has never been here and he pondered how his room might reflected his personality, curious if he would learn something about the man that he didn’t a few seconds ago.
When the door shut tight behind him, Cullen turned, eagerly pressed his lips against the other man once more and pressed his weight against Percy’s body, pinned him against the wall as they made out.
Cullen muttered, slowly broke off and took a few steps backward, allowed some space between them. Then, he undid his chef jacket, one button after another until he peeled it off his body and tossed it aside, left only a black tank top on his torso.
“And I want you, Percy.” Cullen said to him. It was visible that it took the man a lot courage to display himself like this. “I have wanted you for a while.” Slowly, he removed the tank top, dropped it onto the ground, revealed his well-built torso. He kicked his shoes off, eyes never left Percy as he exposed himself.
“...You will have to teach me. This is my...first time.”