Hey I love your work 🖤🖤 Could you maybe do a knight x Prince MLM story please? Where the plot takes you is up to you but aslong as gay and juicy I don’t mine haha
"I know you're holding back."
"Sire?"
"When you fight me." The prince folded his arms across his chest, doing his best not to outright glower at his most talented (and regrettably handsome) knight. "I know you're holding back."
"Of course," the knight said, promptly, "it would not do to assassinate the king-in-waiting. Terrible for my career prospects, my lord, I'm sure you understand."
The prince spluttered. A flush spread across his face, and the knight's mouth twisted just briefly in what could have been a smirk.
"I mean in training," the prince said. He took a step closer, to where the knight was sitting perched on a shallow stone wall, sharpening his blade. "You're holding back in training. I do not intend to suggest you should actually murder me. Or are you such a brute that murder or throwing a fight entirely are your only options?"
The knight's gaze flickered over him. "Only when my opponent is so pretty, sire."
"Pretty!" The prince's jaw dropped. "I'm not pretty."
"And perhaps the pretty royal face should not be bruised. They'll need you for a coin someday."
"The king assigned you to train me," the prince said, haughtily. "That means I should be trained to handle a proper fight. Not simply formal jousts and tournament duels."
The knight's head tilted, studying him.
"You disagree?" the prince demanded. "I can handle anything you throw at me! Because, as your prince-"
The knight swept the prince's legs out from under him.
The prince didn't even see him move. One instant, the ground was stable, the next he was on his arse, blinking up at the knight still sitting on the wall. Casual as one pleased.
Lords, but it was hot. Infuriatingly hot.
They stared at each other for a moment. The knight's eyes darkened at whatever he saw on the prince's face.
The prince cleared his throat.
"Real fights won't wait for you to be warned or ready," the knight said.
"You enjoyed that." It still came out more breathless than it should.
"Teaching my prince is an honour and a privilege, sire."
"Of course."
The prince pushed himself up onto his feet again and - the knight rose towering, seized him by the arm, and in a blur the prince was bent over the stone wall. He fought back, naturally. Kicking and squirming and thrashing against the knight's grip, but it didn't do him any good. It just made him infinitely aware of the strength gap between them.
The prince was not, as far as he was aware, actually delicate. It was only that the knight...well.
The prince was touched by a lot of people, servants and the like. No one ever manhandled him like the knight did, though. No one would dare. He'd never needed strength to get his way, that was what debate and rhetoric was for.
The knight tugged his arm behind his back, gently, but enough to send a warning twinge through the prince's shoulder. His back arched with a whine, before he went still, panting and gently disbelieving. He twisted his head up to glare up at the knight again, eyes a little watery.
The knight bit his lip, the leaned down, warm body instead of cold armour against the prince's spine, soft lips brushing against the prince's ear.
"Do you yield?" the knight asked.
"No! Never."
"I could break your arm."
"My father-" The prince realised his mistake. In a proper fight, there were no such protections. There was more at stake than bruises and battered pride. The prince set his jaw.
The knight laughed, low and velvet.
"An honour and a privilege, was it?" the prince asked.
"You wanted this. You asked."
"I-" The prince faltered. He did not, as a rule, falter. It would be helpful to be a little less aware of the knight pressed against him. He felt like he was burning up. He blamed the summer sun. "Let me up."
"Do you yield?"
"Well, you're not going to keep my like this all day, are you? Let's go again."
The knight hummed. "I could."
"Excuse me?"
"I could keep you like this all day. I'm due on patrol," the knight said. "I could take my belt, bind your hands, and throw you over my horse saddle. You could explain to everyone that you're practicing how to escape from being kidnapped. Probably more realistic for you, given your position."
The prince's stomach did not something new. He couldn't decide if the feeling was thoroughly unpleasant or the exact opposite.
"...I yield."
"Very good, my prince."
The knight stepped back, smoothly, and the prince turned. His heart hammered in his chest. He appraised the knight for any sign of weaknesses. Obviously, in pure strength, the knight was not a fight he'd win, but...
"Perhaps tomorrow, then," the knight said. "For your training."
"Excuse me?" the prince found himself saying, again.
"If you are still interested."
"Yes! Yes." The prince swallowed, brain coming slowly back online. "Tomorrow. Maybe...perhaps when no one else is on the field?"
"I have drills in the morning. I can meet you in the evening at any place you deem appropriate, sire."
"My quarters? At 7?"
The knight's head tilted. His eyes gleamed, though his expression was impassive. "Of course, sire. I'll see you in quarters."
"As you were, then," the prince said.
The knight nodded, then stepped closer. The prince's breath hitched, but the knight only patted the prince's ruffled hair back in place and straightened his dishevelled clothing.
The prince caught his hands, automatically, but didn't push the knight away. He took a moment to study the sword-calloused hands. Rugged. Nothing like his own.
"The trick, sire," the knight murmured, "is to not let your opponent that close if you can avoid it. Not in a fight."
"Staying close seems instrategic," the prince agreed. "I could have stabbed you."
"With your hands behind your back?"
"If I actually wanted to hurt you. I'm not a brute."
"No, sire."
The prince let go, a little shaky, and the knight dipped his head in a bow that wasn't technically mocking but still made the prince's insides simmer. There was a flash of that smirk again.
He watched, despite himself, as the knight plucked up his sword and stroll away.
















