When Words Fail || Rune + Enoch || June 5th, 1925
Rune: Rune blatantly stared at his companion.
Enoch: "You know, it's rude to stare."
Rune: "Not anymore it isn't."
Enoch: He cupped his chin. "Never have I felt objectified until you."
Rune: "Is that a compliment?" He allowed his weight to rest against Enoch's palm.
Enoch: "Yes. Do it more."
Rune: "You're telling me no other man has looked at you with lust?"
Enoch: "Now you're asking for my history?" He said pinching Rune's chin.
Rune: "It's hard to believe, that's all." Well, now he was swatting that hand.
Enoch: "I was much younger, if you must know." Well then, no more affectionate touches for the mage.
Rune: "And someone chased after you?" he smirked.
Enoch: "Some things never change," he said, looking down with a small smile.
Rune: Both hands found their way to Enoch's lapel. "And you told him he was a wart-faced deplorable idiot?"
Enoch: The weight of those hands made him look up. "I would never. No," he smiled a little, "he was my first kiss."
Enoch: “I suppose in a way. It was sweet, but short-lived.”
Rune: "You're my first... um... beau?" He didn’t know what title was appropriate. Lover was too finite.
Enoch: "Surely not. You're saying that to lessen the sting."
Rune: "You know my history. It was never about romance."
Enoch: "Then I am honoured to have this privilege," he whispered, leaning in to gently bump his forehead against him.
Rune: His eyes closed, pleased to exist in the moment. He would exist in a lot of these moments.
Enoch: Enoch took advantage of this as he pulled his lover closer by the hips. A warm kiss would greet his jaw, then the corner of his mouth, and finally his lips.
"You are my heart, Felix Suda Rune, and I promise to cherish you."
Rune: Enoch had already told him this. He was his old man, and he was willing to accept that, but what he wanted to convey was more difficult to articulate.
"I don't understand how you make me feel... young."
Enoch was pulled into another kiss before he could reply.
Enoch: It bore repeating. Ten, a hundred, a thousand times, Enoch would never tire of saying it. This was the kind of love that stole his breath, the kind that settled deep in his chest and made him foolishly brave. The kind that made him feel alive.
But words failed him now, drowned out by the press of lips and the taste of the mage on his tongue. Without breaking that kiss, he answered by lifting Rune and coaxing him to wrap around him.
Rune: Rune almost broke the kiss when those hands clasped his thighs, but realizing his intent only spurred his passion. The professor's seemingly random and bold behavior sent his heart flying; he knew he could be trusted.
In his arms, he was free to bury his fingers in fine blond hair.
Enoch: Fingers tightened against Rune’s thighs as he adjusted his grip. He didn’t break the kiss, not when he was met with such eager intent. Without a word, he carried his lover down the hall, the door to his room close. When breath was demanded, lips parted just enough to steal one before pressing back, deeper, hungrier. One hand left the mage’s thigh, just long enough to push the door open, and then they were inside, the quick click behind them sealing them away from the world.