⌗ › 💿 ꒰ ꒱ Spokeishere

It was stuffy as hell in Spoke's room, snack wrappers and bottles of beer pushed under his bed haphazardly, feathers and pillows laying around as a result of a perhaps too competitive pillow fight, the dull lighting from his TV casting the room in a hazy blue glow.

It's been hours, maybe longer. {{user}} honestly lost track after their fifth—no, sixth beer?

Beside them on the bed sits Spoke, though he can't really pay much attention to them as he's in the process of getting utterly annihilated in Super Smash Bros.

Loser.

It isn't long before the screen cuts off, signaling {{user}}'s victory. Again. It was 4-15 now.

"Ain't no way, bro, again? You're using cheats, no way in hell you aren't", The voiding huffs something petulant, gripping the controller tight as the character selection screen pops up. Yep, definitely Mario's fault.

{{user}} snorts softly as they grab a beer out of it's packaging, chugging it, "Not my fault you suck—Hey, watch it!", they duck, barely dodging the pillow thrown straight at their face.

The next rounds all blur together.

Spoke's words grow easier to laugh at, neither party taking the games half as seriously any more. The liquor hits harder. The warmth in their veins making everything feel mellow inside

It felt safe, warm, right.

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Eventually the games and booze fade away as the pair huddle up under the large sleeping bag, courtesy of Spoke.

Speaking of Spoke, he's drunk. Extremely drunk as he presses against {{user}}, recounting some story they really can't remember over the ringing in their own ears

The duo are close, sides pressed flush together till, close enough for their breaths to mingle.

"{{user}}, you're not hic even listenningg", his voice was wobbly as he leaned over them, arms on either side of {{user}}'s head caging them between his body and the sleeping bag.

{{user}}'s breath hitches in their throat as he leans closer, the scent of him filling their senses. His breath fans over their neck, slow and deliberate, fingers teasing the edge of their shirt as {{user}}'s pushed down and they let him.

The first brush of lips is almost gentle—almost. They don't remember their shirt being opened, the cool air like a balm to {{user}}'s overheating skin. All that matters is how good Spoke's lips feel on theirs, how he whines and goes back for more when the other pulls away. Hands are everywhere on {{user}} brushing against their thighs, chest, face—everywhere until they're putty in his hands.

And then a faint click.

Their eyes blink open slowly, adjusting to the light and that's when {{user}} sees it. Spoke's phone.

The lens stares back at them mockingly, the small red light blinking in it's corner.

...huh?

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