Everything's Made To Be Broken (excerpt)
Bankotsu steals a few matches off Renkotsu and makes his way up the stairs and to Sango’s room. She’s awake when he pushes the door open and her brown eyes widen at the sight of him, red washing over her entire face, literally from forehead to her fucking collarbones. She pulls the blanket up to her neck, curling her legs up to her chest. She looks to the wall and then as if realizing what she’s doing looks back to him with a heated glare.
“What do you want?” she hisses but her words don’t hold any real venom like they had days before, properly fucked it out of her he supposes. Maybe a couple orgasms was all she needed, he could tell she obviously wasn’t getting that kind of attention from where ever the fuck she came from. Inuyasha or his crew or whoever the fuck ever, she might be a virgin but not completely inexperienced and it both annoyed and satisfied him that she wasn’t getting the attention she fucking deserved.
He holds up a single cigarette, licking his smirking lips as her eyes grow wide again, fingers twitching in her tight grip around her blankets. “Need a smoke?”
She frowns, looking away from him and shaking her head, brown bangs brushing against her forehead and his heart flutters as he remembers the way it felt between his fingers, damp and soft as he talked her through her subspace. “I don’t want or need anything from you.”
“Aww, don’t be like that, baby. I thought we were getting along so well,” he mumbles, watching her under lowered lids as he moves closer to the bed. “I mean, I treated you like a fucking queen last night, cuddled you and even let you stay unbound. Now I’m bringing you a desperately needed cigarette and that’s how you treat me? That’s just not right, honey.”
The brunette huffs, crossing her arms over her chest, face growing red again at just the mention of last night. “You’re kidding me.”
“I’m not,” he says, he sits on the edge of the bed, on the opposite corner of her. “Do you want to smoke or not?”
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