Wyatt hummed, leaning into Jackson. “Don’t worry, I’ve spent the last few years lying to people to put them off. The Waitress at that cafe down the straight thinks you have smelly feet,” Wyatt teased. He wasn’t really insecure, not anymore. After years of spending their time together, Wyatt knew Jackson wanted him. Only him. “I think you should get that tattooed somewhere, just in case. Next birthday, that’s what I want,” Wyatt standing up as Jackson moved them to the stool. Once Jackson was seated, he moved closer, arms going around his neck. Wyatt wasn’t letting this go, money wasn’t an issue here. Jax wanted to go or he didn’t, nothing more. He ran his hands down Jax’s bare chest, proud of his sneaky work. Jax’s body was godlike, damn. Every time he saw it, Wyatt fell like a kid in a candy shop.
“No ones fair in love and war,” Wyatt smiled, leaning his neck to the side to give Jackson better access. His eyes closed as he enjoyed the touch, hands moving up and down Jackson’s front. He laughed at Jackson’s words, Wyatt was a lot less innocent than people thought, it was funny, they always presumed Jackson was the trouble causer. “Guess you led me astray, you were my first real boyfriend,” Wyatt shrugged. He stood up, hands going against Jackson’s front to break the kissing and attention. They needed to be serious for a moment. “Jax I know… I know I had an easier life, some of the things just fell into my lap and some people aren’t as lucky. I want us to have nice things, to do what we want because we have the money for it. We both enjoy our jobs, I might earn more, but that will never be a factor, okay?” Wyatt said, moving a hand up to cup Jax’s cheek. “We work equally as hard, the works equally as important. I want forever with you. It’ll be our money one day, at least… thats what I want. Then, it’ll us getting what we want, equal.” He wouldn’t ever use the fact he could pay against Jackson, he didn’t want him to think it was an issue.
“That’s not all that far from the truth!” Jackson laughed and shook his head at Wyatt, looking up at the brunette as his arms wrapped around his neck, lips pursed in consideration at his boyfriend’s words. “What will happen then when I’m old and wrinkly and you can’t make out what the tattoo said?” He teased, almost purring at the feeling of Wyatt’s hands against his chest, happy. So happy. He loved Wyatt. He knew Wyatt knew that, too, which made him content. A smirk appeared on his lips, biting softly at his boyfriend’s lower lip, kissing him. “And the last.” He deadpanned, his arms tightening around Wyatt’s waist until the brunette broke the kiss, a whine escaping him.
Sighing, knowing there was no way he would be able to persuade the man otherwise, he smiled and nodded. “I’m not winning this one, am I?” Jax muttered quietly, looking straight into Wyatt’s eyes. It wasn’t so much the money that worried him but the fact that he wanted to contribute to their relationship, their household, so no one could say either one of them was taking advantage of the other. Jax was a hard worker. Even during his teens when his priorities seemed to be completely off, he made sure his family was able to make it month after month with whatever little they had. Resting his forehead against his boyfriend’s shoulder, he kept Wyatt close in an embrace. He felt safe like this, in his arms, taking in his scent. He felt like they could conquer the world together. “I want forever with you too.” Jax repeated, meaning it. God, did he mean it! “All of it.” He added, kissing up his neck, his jaw. “I love you, Wyatt.”