[FirstKhao, JoongKhao (background); Take Me Home; NC-17]
Summary: Khaotung runs into his ex at a work party
Note: I wrote this fic 2 weeks after my breakup because I'm a pathetic loser. This is NOT the place for shipping discourse because that is not what this is about at all. Note2: RATINGS HAVE CHANGED!!!!!! Also there is infidelity.
Khaotung always reaches a point in the evening where it gets to be a bit much. There was a time that Joong didn’t really get that, he’d get really worried that Khaotung was not enjoying himself then get fussy about it, always trying to help or cheer him up, or declare they need to leave. But really, Khaotung could be having the best time of his life and well, sometimes he still just needed a breath to himself.
Joong gets that now, and he can’t help the little bloom of fondness in his chest when Joong takes one look at his face, kisses him on the cheek and lets go of his arm. Joong continues the conversation they were in, drawing all attention towards him so Khaotung could make his escape. He makes his way to one of the balconies attached to the ballroom, the smallest one at the very corner, one that’s unlikely to be used.
He walks in and snorts a laugh, there’s a figure there leaning on the balcony and looking out into the gardens.
He can really only see the figure from the back, but it’s a figure he would recognize anywhere; from just a silhouette, from the cut of his suit and the breadth of his back, the way he cocks his hips or taps his foot. It’s a body he knows well, one his eyes have secretly followed all night just out of habit, stray curiosity borne out of the convenience of being at the same party.
Of course, of course First is here, exactly where Khaotung was trying to run away from him, exactly, always in Khaotung’s path, as though there is only one place where Khaotung can run towards–
They’re at this party together, on this balcony, perhaps, even by chance. Khaotung closes the door behind him.The click gets First’s attention who turns around and cocks one eyebrow - and then - he smiles.
Direct continuation below the cut. Entire thing is just sex so no preview:
First holds him so tight, it feels like his fingers will pierce right through him. Khaotung pours and pours and pours more of himself, softens so First can finally rip him apart.
But it’s not enough.
He pushes their hips together, shudders into their kiss when their erections press together and prays that it makes First just as helpless as Khaotung feels. First grabs his belt, turns them around, even as he’s unbuckling it. Relief washes through him when First finally gets his hand around him.
There’s an ugly tortured expression on First’s face, even as he stares at Khaotung transfixed, existing only in the movement of his hips against the rhythm of First’s hand. Khaotung pulls him in for a kiss, feeling annoyed, that’s not-that’s not how First is supposed to look at him. First is supposed to, he’s supposed to–
First pulls back from their kiss with a dirty smack, at the same time that he retracts his hands. But before Khaotung can implode from disappointment, First has spun him around, face pressed against the wall and First plastered behind, he doesn’t know what’s happening until First slides into him, smooth and easy, like he’d never left.
“Oh” First whispers, half-amused half reverant, into his ear when Khaotung lets out a broken moan. Khaotung can barely hear him as he continues, “No need to look so shocked. I remember how you like it.” He can only feel First’s breath against his skin, reduced to the goosebumps it raises across his nape and jaw and all he wants is for that heat to engulf him whole. First angles Khaotung’s face back to kiss him, as he sets a punishing pace.
First knows- he knows and now Khaotung does too, that there’s no hope for Khaotung to stay silent, when it’s First coring him through like that. The sounds slip out of him from the gaping wound in his chest, straight into the waiting heat of First’s mouth.
“Fir-” He tries to get out, fingers scrabbling against the wall. It’s good, it’s so good that Khaotung is close already. But he’s not ready-he’s not ready for it to be over. And as though First is privy to his every errant thought, First suddenly stops and Khaotung makes a sound like a wounded animal in response, already panicked. But First doesn’t leave, he’s pressed so close to him that he feels that they’re standing as one; Khaotung invisible from behind when he’s sandwiched like this between First and the wall, First still nestled inside.
“You need this, right?” And Khaotung doesn’t even know that he should think about what it says about him when he nods so eagerly, without hesitation, without a second to lose.
He needs this; of every waking moment of every day, he needs First next to him.
“Then take it.”
Khaotung doesn’t need anymore permission to move back against him, also an expert in the way that First likes it, slow and tight, milking every semblance of common sense out of him.
He doesn’t know if First is trying to hold back, reduced to breathy sighs into his ear, his forehead falling onto Khaotung’s shoulder as he guides Khaotung against him with a possessive hand splayed across his hips.
But he does know when First has had just about enough, a long low whine in his ear, followed by First manhandling him again, out of his pants pooling at his feet, then against the wall facing him this time. First lifts him up fully this time, hooking his hands beneath Khaotung’s knees to support hi, but more importantly to hold him open as he fucks back into him.
They come like that, rutting artlessly against the wall, an open secret in the night breeze. First holds him for a long time, as does Khaotung, clutching at First’s shoulder and holding him close, pressing little kisses into his cheek even after First has gently let him go. First helps him stand on shaky knees, giving into his little kisses, even as he produces a handkerchief from his pockets to tenderly wipe Khaotung’s skin. They put themselves together lovingly, Khaotung running his hands across First’s slim hips in wonder as he helps him button up.
Khaotung’s phone rings a shock into the night, First goes stiff against him as Khaotung scrabbles to grab his discarded pants so he can rifle through the pockets for his phone. Khaotung cuts the call.
“Fir–”
“Your phone is not on silent?”
First suddenly asks and Khaotung wants to cry because everytime, everytime they are together anymore, First ends up with that unhappy little downturn of his mouth.
“Fir I never meant to–”
Suddenly Khaotung’s phone lights up in his hands and it’s First calling him this time. It doesn’t make a sound, not even a buzz, giving First the confirmation that he needed. First is staring fiercely down at his own phone like he can’t believe he fell into Khaotung’s web again, then runs a hand through his own hair indignantly. When Khaotung’s phone starts ringing loudly into the night again, First laughs, a cruel little sound.
“Your boyfriend is looking for you, Khaotung. You should go to him.”
First doesn’t turn around again as he strides to the door, unlocks it then saunters out.








