Stay For a While; || Leaf ♡ Green
Had it been several years ago, sixteen year old Leaf would not have thought that this is where she would be.
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It wouldn’t have been a problem to have her right there in the middle of an alleyway.
Only that it is a problem, because first, the alleyway smells like rats and piss and sewers and everything wrong in this already wrong world; second, because he could have done this with any other girl in Kanto -- only that this isn’t just any other girl in Kanto, but the girl in Kanto ( and everywhere else, his heart, his ribs, his body included ) with eyes the color of the ocean, hair spilling in between his shaking hands, skin lit and inviting underneath his palms; and third, because he doesn’t want to just have sex with her.
He wants to touch the mountains of her body, the oceans found in the curves of her hips, the kisses he wants to brand on her skin using his mouth and tongue and teeth. He wants to use his hands to map out the places of her no one else has ever seen, wants to use his lips to set her heart on fire. He wants to ask her questions with his tongue; he wants to hear her responses through her mouth. He wants to bite her neck, her shoulders, her ribs. To swallow the groans and the moans and the way she’ll say his name -- breathless, desperate, and aching. What he wants -- he wants this, this life, this girl, this beautiful girl, this this this --
He wants everything.
Leaf holds his hand in her own, fingers snatching the spaces in between, as snug and comfortable as a thief. Before he leads her out of the alleyway ( aka the best paradise of all ), Green quietly looks down at the bulge in his pants. It’s stiff enough to make him uncomfortable, but not hard enough to bite at his ego. Leaf’s skin is hot. It’s distracting him to so close to her. When he calms down, he finally lets them walk out into the burning sunlight. Their hands are tangled in between their bodies, willing to dance in exchange for heat.
“Lunch,” he slowly corrects. He can hear his head buzzing. His mouth feels drunk, like she’s vodka and this is the aftertaste. He pulls her closer to his body, hand immediately resting on the side of her hip. “No, dinner is boring. Dinner is like . . .” Green raises his chin, pretending to think. “Dinner is innocent, dinner is like babysitting your cousin. No, actually -- ” He presses his mouth on the shape of her ear. His teeth bares, nipping at her skin. Green can’t remember how to control himself; he doesn’t know how, now that he’s able to touch her with his ugly, ugly hands and kiss her with his ugly, ugly lips.
“Let’s make dinner interesting.”









