I started writing full scenarios for that one ask but stopped, well, at one.
the RO's are out somewhere that's relatively crowded with mc; how do they react if mc asks when they can go home, and admits that they want to feel their hands on them?
Slightly suggestive underneath:
You pull lightly at the ends of their hair, twirling the soft black strands around your finger. “Let’s go,” you whisper, dragging out the words.
A laughs, smirking back at you, “I know you hate crowds, but I haven’t seen the artist’s new piece yet.” They tug the end of your shirt to pull you in, “you know I’ve been waiting ages for this, please stay.”
It’s their fault, really, that you want to leave. Not that the new exhibit at the museum //isn’t// interesting but it’s their outfit that sticks out to you. They tried to dress down to blend in better with the crowd, change their vampiric-all-black aesthetic since vampires aren’t allowed in this art gallery.
Instead, they dawns a soft forest green button down, a plain white shirt underneath and black jeans. //Jeans.// Never in your undead life did you ever think you’d see A wear jeans and a t-shirt. And it’s doing everything for you.
Your eyes travel up and down their body.
Hair messy and untamed, fly aways in front of their eyes, dark green eyes that are so gorgeously complimented by the sage green button down. Golden piercings that stand out so well with the forest of colors. Their lithe torso that you can see so well because the white tee is so thin, thin enough if you’re looking, which you are. And then the jeans. You have no idea why the jeans are driving you crazy but they are and you’re not sure if you want them on you or just off of them.
So you tug their soft white shirt out from its semi-tucked place in their pants, pulling him close just as he did you. “I’m sorry, A, but I need you to stop focusing on the painting and focus on //me//,” you practically growl.
And that catches their attention. They divert their attention back to you and their pupils are immediately blown. They take in your eyes, your quickening pulse and the quick dart of your tongue to wet your dried lips.
They shake their head at you, biting the top of their lip in restraint. “My absolute favorite weakness, let’s go,” like water, they give so easily to you, immediately grabbing your hand and leading you out the front door. “But I will not be able to make it all the way back,” they say in hushed tones, “not with you looking at me like that.” They run their nails up the side of your neck, brushing over your pulse while leading you to a secluded corner outside.











