#13 for peter/stiles and #17 for kira/finstock for the fictional kiss prompts please!
13. following the kiss with a series of kisses down the neck
Stiles swept into the room in a daze of bubbling champagne, the sound of forks against glasses still ringing in his ears. He had the grace of a swan, at least he did for ten seconds until his hip bumped into the hotel’s lamp. He almost fell if Peter’s steady grip didn’t pull him back. Stiles laughed, arching up into a sloppy kiss.
Peter quirked his eyebrow, his pupils blown wide when Stiles started to tug at his own bow tie.
“Anything for my husband.”
A fizzle went out Stiles’s spine, firecrackers of surprise-love-lust that made his heart stammer in his chest. He watched Peter, his husband, grin. He stalked over to Stiles, tugging at his buttons for a moment before clawing through the dress shirt with a growl. Stiles’s laughed, breathy.
“I can’t believe you ripped through— after all the ironing and worrying about how it was going to look—”
Peter cut him off with a kiss, the kind of kiss that stopped Stiles’s ramblings in their tracks. It was tongue and a little bit of teeth, biting at his lower lip and pulling until Stiles was a wriggling mess.
“That’s because we were not married yet.” He kissed the corner of Stiles’s mouth, moving to his neck. “Now we are.” Another kiss, where his neck and shoulder connected. “And I fully intend to fuck my husband in the next three minutes.”
Stiles fumbled with Peter’s stupid suit jacket and tie, tugging at his belt with a wild grin.
“Fuck me? Really? Newlyweds are supposed to make love, Peter. Have some class.”
Stiles waggled his eyebrows, unable to stop himself from laughing. Peter laughed with him, unable to hide his short from Stiles as he pushed him on the bed.
“How about a bit of both,” Peter asked as he tugged Stiles’s slacks and underwear off in one vicious pull.
“Both,” Stiles swallowed with an eager grin. “Both are good.”
17. height difference kisses where one person has to bend down and the other is on their tippy toes
Kirkstock (Kira/Finstock)
Finstock knew it was rude to stare on principle. Anyone who didn’t was a creep, a liar, or both.
Usually, a Saturday morning was him rolling out of bed before ten, starting coffee, forgetting about the coffee, and drinking said-forgotten coffee with a permanent grimace at the cool temperature. Saturdays were for hangovers, solitude, and if he was feeling ambitious, grocery shopping.
Sunlight that usually glared had been dulled to a shimmer. Birds chirped, and coffee was already made.
Kira Yukimura had binders and notebooks spread out on the living room floor, already working on upcoming lesson plans. Long black hair fell over one of his shirts. He shifted his weight, a squeaky floorboard giving him away. Kira turned, getting up in an instant.
“Good morning. Did I wake you up?”
“Nah. You’re fine.” The words weren’t right, and he quickly fixed it. “You’re great.”
In movies, when the leads were handsome and the ladies were always in soft focus, compliments were easy. They flowed like silk, and smooth lines always landed.
Finstock would never be that kind of man. Words were always bitten off too late or too quick by his teeth, the lines in his face too heavy for anything sweet. Especially first thing in the morning, when his voice crackled and he was too tired to smile. Most didn’t have the patience for Finstock’s particular demeanor.
He staggered forward. His back popping in three places as he bent down to taste her lopsided smile.
Please keep them coming, I’m going to go pass out but once I wake up in the morning I’ll be on them first thing!