Sam ignored Gabriels first comment, busying himself with the rapid removal of the angels pants, reaching down to tug off his shoes as he slid them off his legs; which was particularly tricky as he was determined to keep his mouth firmly pressed against skin as long as physically possible. Sam trailed his tongue across a hip bone as Gabriel spoke again, gently teasing with teeth. He laughed softly into skin, huffing warm breath over the angels stomach.Â
As you wish.
Sam, fumbled with his jeans, pushing them down his legs and kicking off his shoes. There was a loud thump and and small crash as he kicked one of them a little too eagerly across the room.Â
He climbed up onto the bed, swinging a long leg over Gabriels waist and settling across his hips. There were only two thin layers of fabric separating them, two pairs of shorts. Sam opened his shirt, leaning forward, to meet Gabriels mouth, the cotton rubbing against him, then shifting so that their skin slid against each other. He ran hid hands gently along the angels arms, feeling biceps tense and flex, along paler skin down towards Gabriels wrists. Sam lifted his head far enough to look into the angels eyes, his own half lidded and heavy with lust and he grinned. Gripping firmly he tugged the angels hands above his head, covering both wrists with one of his own hands easily.Â
Don’t move...
Gabriel watched Sam strip with great interest, the view making up for Sam having to stop touching Gabriel to do it. He was, of course, grateful when Sam's touch returned to him, and the limited amount of clothing was an awesome bonus.
Faced with Sam's order not to move, Gabriel had the strongest urge to disobey. He wanted to arch up against Sam. He wanted to grind their hips together. He wanted to break free of Sam's hold -- an easy enough task for him -- so he could touch his human to his heart's content. Anything but stay still, stay trapped. He wondered what Sam would do if he did. Then he remembered his own abrupt order of a few minutes before -- Sam had listened to him, so the least Gabriel could do was listen to Sam as well. He relaxed, the tension that he didn't know he'd had bleeding out of his frame. He smiled up at Sam, eyebrows raised.
Your call, boss,
he replied, in a sing-song tone.















