"I am unhappy with any seat otherwise." And it's as simple as that. It only makes sense. It's all the explanation he needs to admit when me makes himself at home in the cradle of his company's lap, hides a sigh with the sound of his pulse beating in the base of the other body's throat. And he kisses it once, twice, three times until he tastes a smile that can't keep itself quiet, touches the crease in his company's jaw. "Humour this man and his poor, spent body, yes?"
And Kain will hear no complain to the contrary from Tsuzuki. The owner merely sets his drinks to the side to ensure that it doesn’t wind up on the floor and occupies his hands around the lower slope of Kain’s back. (They fit perfect there, in the natural arch of the bartenders spine. This is a position that Tsuzuki quite enjoys, if he’s to be truthful.) He tips his head back, just slightly, with a dreary sigh that bleeds of his lips, heavy with contentment. There’s a laugh upon the edge of his breath a smile dancing over his mouth. "I wouldn’t have it any other way, truth be told." But Tsuzuki turns loving gaze over his pariah, and presses a kiss unto his brow. With gentle hands to guide him, he pulls the bartender until he’s laying more comfortably, with his head rested upon the crook of his shoulder and neck, and fingers twined into his hair. "But if you’re so spent, let me take care of you." (And fingers spider up his spine, into the nape of his hair. play with the delicate skin there, the fine strands. They are alone in the late hours of night and the early hours of morning and Tsuzuki relishes in the little time.)