Handing a handkerchief to someone on the cusp of a sneeze.

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Handing a handkerchief to someone on the cusp of a sneeze.
A stares with wide eyes at B, chapped lips tightly pressed together.
"A, I just want take your temperature."
The tiny glass instrument is held between their thumb and forefinger, the shiny metal tip pressing against their lower lip. The shiver that runs down A's back isn't because of the fever. Their body is tense, frozen in place.
B frows, tapping the tip agsinst A's lip. Their hands rubs at A's shoulder, and they don't realize just how close their knee is to A's crotch. It's taking everything in A's power to not whimper and grind their hips against B.
"Come now," another pang of heat travels down their body, and they twitch when B's hand caresses their cheek,continuing in a soft worried voice, "you don't want to stay sick do you?"
If A had any say in it, yes they would very much like to stay like that, if only B knew just how horribly turned on they are by B's treatment of them. They gather the courage to do, lips parting, but B takes firm hold of their lower jaw, and slides the tip of the thermometer under their tongue. They place a firm hand to the back of A's neck and use their knuckles to prompt their wide eyed patient to close their mouth.
"Good, keep it there," the command has their thighs shaking, and a whine breaks free from their throat. The thermometer's smooth, slowly heating tip pokes under their tongue, lodged firmly in the spot to inevietably tell B just how ill A is. And unknowingly to them, just how hot they make A feel.
A lets themself be pushed back against the pillows, lips clamping tightly around the thermometer, teeth clinking against the glass when B brushes their hands over A's sweaty forehead, and presses a kiss to the side of their irritated nose.
"You poor thing," they tut, and A has a moment where they don't know if B truly doesn't know what they're doing to them.
Rushing a guest inside from the downpour, helping him undress from the heavy drenched coat. He sways in place reassuring that "Everything is fine," addressing the host with utmost respect, even as he clearly struggles to stay standing. He barely has time to step back and lift his arm as his poor nose can't wait any longer. The sneeze is much louder than either anticipated, and with a sniffle and an attempt to sweep the embarrasment under the rug, the man smiles and clears his throat, only for his words to comeout with a painful croak. His gloved hands rub at his swollen throat, brow furrowed. The host takes a hold of the man's hands and removes the drenched gloves. He man's fingers curl at the lack of covering.
"Come now," the host says, guiding the flustered guest to the room they've prepared for him; it's warm both in light and temperature. It sets off the poor man's nose again, however this time he manages to muffle it more effectively.
"Bless you," the host says, and offers the man a hankerchief. "Make yourself comfortable while I draw you a bath. Any preferrences?"
It takes the man a moment too long to realize that the question was aimed at him, and just as he's about to reply, he snaps forward nose and mouth burried into the soft hankerchief.
"Bless you," the host says and repeats for the man to wait just a little while longer. A croaked thank you, and an attempt to offer apologies is cut off by another harsh sneeze that scrapes at his throat.
That damned weather.
pov: me wanting to have my guts rearranged for a week straight every single month like clockwork
The urge to cradle a feverish face in cool hands, tilting it upwards so the tired, dazed look of misery can be seen and coo at the poor sick darling/bastard, planting a kiss to their forehead. Maybe even on the bridge of their nose.
Sneezes that make the person bend in half with the force of them. The kind of powerful sneezes that make them feel their heartbeat in their temples, make their vision blurry and leave them to sink further into their blanket
Giant sickie/tiny caretaker
"Oh honey, just let yourself sneeze."
He's been trying to quell the buildups, his chest heaving, head rearing back with each desperate loud hitch. The grip on the beach towel that served as a somewhat decent tissue turned his knuckles white, and his body quivered with restraint.
Few shaky, unsure, climbing hitches, and he exhaled through his mouth, breathing ragged. He coughed into the towel, shoulders sagging.
Their brow furrowed as they stared up at him. "Why do you keep doing this? You need to let this get out of your system."
He swallowed hard, caught between trying to sniffle or wipe his nose without setting off another battle with his body. Doing neither, he simply turned his tired eyes down to his partner, managing a barely understandable, scratchy defense for his behaviour.
" 'm too loud. Hu- hn! Hhhuh!-" his breaths drew quicker, huge broad shoulders shaking, before he managed to hold his breath and let out a pitifully weak exhale, whole body shivering with it. "hurts."
They understood him. The cave walls shook with the strenght of his sneezes. The first time it happened they were caught off guard and fell off a rock, with their hearing lost for half day. The second time they were ready, and still nearly got crushed under the falling rock. Not to mention the dust really set off his nose, and their friend back in the valley said that it seemed like someone was testing the cannons for the tourist season.
No, unfortunately, their giant partner simply had an incredibly weak immune system.
Having a sub topping you, quivering breaths and high pitched hitching with whines and shuddering exhales. You get to see his pretty face flushed, tears threatening to slip down his cheeks. You take a hold of the leash and tug gently, his breathing stuttering with another lost sneeze.
"Move."