Sky’s optics onlined and he was immediately alert. He had been in recharge when a feeling of something was wrong jarred him out of it. He scanned the darkened quarters and everything seemed in place but that feeling still sat in his spark, that something was… off.
A sigh sounded behind him and Sky felt his frame go rigid. The frag was that? His intake hitched and then he could smell it, the scent of high-grade in the air. He knew he had hit it pretty hard last night, but Primus, he couldn’t have seriously been that overcharged, right? As he moved his helm he realized now that he wasn’t alone, heat radiated from another frame and there was a heavy weight around his middle– an arm?
He turned his helm slightly, trying not to make too much movement as he tried to catch sight of who it could possibly be with his peripheral vision. The frame itself made him forget to vent and it was even harder for him to catch that vent when he realized....
Warp, it was Warp in berth with him and he was so fragged. Sky tried to keep his vents regular as his optics widened, a whimper tried to escape as he swallowed it down, attempting to stifle any noise. He worked on keeping his vents even, regular and his frame as still as possible. If Warp was in his recharge cycle it was in Sky’s best interest he remained there.
What am I going to do? He’s touching me, I never tried warping with someone touching me. Would it slag him off if he teleported with me? Staying put until morning and waiting for him to online didn’t strike as a very good idea either, He furrowed his optic ridge and tried to squirm away.
That hand at his hip suddenly gripped down hard, like the other had a surge run through his arm to make him involuntarily tighten down. Sky gasped, hip moving to attempt to get away from the grip before he started fighting to remain still. Don’t move, don’t wake him up don’t– The hand moved from his hip, trailing up his frame slowly.
Sky’s mouth opened wordlessly, he clenched his fist trying to keep still, focusing on digging his digits into his palm, anything to be still. The hand skimmed over his arm, over his shoulder and an arm mounted blaster pressed into his cheek, hard enough to push his helm back from being craned as it was to look over his shoulder to back to berth, his face pointing the same way as his frame. A shiver ran through Sky’s frame and he had a hard time trying to swallow as it felt his spark had escaped from his spark chamber and was trying to crawl up his throat.
The blaster eased its pressure, slowly the hand moved away to return to its apparent post at his hip. Sky waited, listening to the vents of his alternate that never changed despite the chaos running through his own systems. Warping was out of the question… staying here wasn’t as great of an idea either… Sky shuttered his optics and concentrated on those steady vents, trying to lull himself back into recharge. There was probably no way this was going to end well at all, might as well save energy until that came.
Warp woke up slowly from recharge, stretching. He felt pleasantly warm, the heat from the frame next to him radiating out, and he moved his hand, sleepily gliding it over a hip as he onlined his optics, shifting closer to the warm frame, his own internal temperature already high.
His optics grew wide and he froze as he stared at the back of the mech in front of him. Light grey and lavender plating, narrow, sharp wings rising from a broad back, narrow waist and hips that he recognized--
Oh frag oh frag. He knew he had downed a lot of his stash of highgrade last night, but he didn’t remember this, and he was certain that he’d remember this. Especially with all the circling and taunting and teasing....
Warp licked lips gone dry and scrambled mentally to check his warp drive. He activated his warp drive, spinning it up and noting that the last destination coordinates were... right here, and the time/date stamp was while he was in recharge. Fraggitfraggitfraggit….
Warp glanced around what of the room he could see - definitely Sky’s quarters, not his. Crimson optics flicked again at Sky’s back. The taller mech seemed to still be in recharge - how would he react to waking up with a mech he hadn’t invited into his berth? Warp shuttered his optics, forcing himself to calm.
....Hadn’t he? Warp’s vents stopped for a moment. Or... had Sky invited him? Maybe not tonight, but... Warp thought back, their teasing, their provoking. He unshuttered his optics, and took a deep invent of Sky’s unique scent. Making a sudden decision, he shifted closer, molding himself against Sky’s backstruts, hand starting to move, gliding over his hip and waist, as his lips brushed lightly, almost cautiously, across one wing, alert for the signs of Sky awakening.