Jensen had to physically press his lips together to keep himself from smiling like an idiot at the way Misha scrunched his nose and did with his eyebrow that actually shouldn’t be legal in any country, really. But then the look on Misha’s face was back and Jensen knew it was bad. Of course it would be some waitress at a restaurant that Jensen hadn’t even looked at the nametag for.
“No, you’re not,” said Jensen, smiling at Misha’s valiant attempt. “But that’s okay, because between you and me, I….” He stopped, considering, “I think I have a way to make it up to you.” Then, he quickly added, “If you’ll let me.”
“Jen, I..” Misha paused, he felt so selfish. “I didn’t mean to..” He was at a loss of words, but.. then he was intrigued. “Make it.. up to me?” He felt his eyes widen, felt his brows both lift and arch, and felt his lower lip puff out slightly with his curiosity. “And.. what is that?” He was trying to hide the excitement he had by using one of his Castiel-tones, awkward and questioning, but the corners of his mouth betrayed him, lifted slightly, and his eyes betrayed him with their curious luminescence, and his body betrayed him how it shifted with impatience.
“To be fair, I don’t think there is much I wouldn’t let you do, now.. what are we talking about here?”
And there was the Misha Jensen knew. He could see Misha's fidgeting, despite the man's attempts to hide it. Jensen took another sip of his wine, taking his sweet time. Misha was right, there probably wasn't much that he wouldn't let Jensen do, and Jensen, albeit more or less the same, knew he'd always let Misha try something at least once.
"You remember what you said yesterday? A bet or something, if I remember right?" said Jensen, a sly grin on his face growing.











