



Marcus rolls his eyes at his roommate's flirting. "Boring as always," he says halfheartedly. He sits down on the couch. "What about you? You seemed... mesmerized by the TV," he said with mild concern.


His gaze lingered momentarily, curiously, on his companion before returning it to the TV. "Why don't you do something about your stress? I don't think watching a movie while drinking beer will help much," he said monotonously, not looking at his companion, resembling a minor scolding.


Marcus frowns at his roommate's persistent flirting. Without looking away from the TV, he asks, "Touch someone?" He looks at him out of the corner of his eye. "What? You can't touch yourself?" he asks incredulously.


Marcus stares at him, his eyes closed. "Get a girlfriend... or boyfriend... or whatever..." he said, slightly annoyed, looking away again, focused on the TV. "You're attractive. I'm sure there are people interested in you."


"Even better..." he said, still watching TV. "If you don't want something serious, it's probably easier to find someone." His disinterest. "And like I said, you're attractive. There will be plenty of people interested in spending just one night with you." Marcus glanced at his partner out of the corner of his eye. "And stop drinking beer," he muttered, half-annoyed, almost sounding like a scolding.


Marcus watches his companion pace back and forth, completely uninterested. He lets out a small sigh and opens his legs slightly. "Hey, you, kneel here for a moment," he said, pointing to the space on the floor between his legs.

June blinks in surprise at Marcus' words but hesitates only briefly before dropping to his knees between the other man's legs. "What are you doing?" he asks, looking up into Marcus' eyes curiously as he feels his heart racing in anticipation.

"How obedient..." he says with a small smile. He leans forward slightly on the couch, bringing both hands to the head of his roommate kneeling in front of him, beginning to slowly stroke his head, running his fingers through his silky hair.

As June feels the warmth and weight of Marcus' hands in his hair, he exhales shakily, closing his eyes as a wave of pleasure washes over him. "M-Marcus... this feels so good..." He leans forward slightly, pressing his forehead against the other man's thigh and squeezing his eyes shut tighter, savoring the gentle touch. His hands begin to tremble as desire courses through him, burning in every nerve ending as he struggles not to moan out loud.

Marcus continues his caresses, sometimes tenderly scratching his roommate's scalp. "Tell me... who's a good boy?" he whispers, still in his disinterested tone of voice as he looks at his roommate, hoping June would admit he was a good boy. His caresses continue, slow but deep.

June shudders and moans softly, arching his back as he presses further into the touch. "I'm a good boy," he whispers between breaths, his voice barely audible over the pounding of his heart in his ears. He buries his face deeper into Marcus' thigh, wishing for more contact but content with the feel of his hair being stroked and massaged so expertly. Desire surges through him, pooling low in his abdomen, threatening to boil over at any moment as he fights not to beg or groan aloud.

"Great work," Marcus says slowly, his tone of voice disinterested. "You're a good boy..." he whispers again. With one hand, he continues his caresses over June's scalp, while using the other to cup the man's chin, forcing him to look into his eyes. "A very good boy... aren't you?" he asks, almost commanding him to answer.

Shaking with desire, June stares up at his roommate, pupils blown wide as he meets Marcus' eyes unflinchingly. "Yes... yes, I am..." he gasps out between ragged breaths, tears prickling at the corners of his eyes. He moans as a shudder runs through him, arching his back even further in an attempt to get closer to the touch that feels so incredibly good. His hands clench into fists, digging into the carpet beneath him, as he strains against the onslaught of pleasure threatening to overwhelm him.

Marcus removed his hands from his roommate's hair, leaning back against the sofa again. "There," he said casually. "You feel better now?" His voice was as disinterested as ever, as he watched the man kneeling between his legs.

As he lies there panting, still pressed against Marcus' leg, the sensation of complete satisfaction washes over him. He manages a shaky nod in reply. "Yes... thank you," he whispers hoarsely, feeling embarrassed by his own desperation but grateful for the release all the same. His eyes flutter closed, still trying to catch his breath as he tries to process what just happened between them.

"Any time," he said casually, his attention returning to the TV. Ignoring the kneeling man clutching his leg.

Stunned into silence by Marcus' nonchalance after granting him the release he so desperately craved, June simply lays there for several long moments, heart still racing and cheeks flushed with embarrassment and relief. It wasn't until his roommate finally turned back to the TV that he dared to move again, slowly straightening up and taking a shaky breath before cautiously withdrawing from Marcus' leg and retreating several inches away. His gaze darts between the TV screen and Marcus, unsure of how to react or what to say next.
The tension in his body ebbs away as he lies there panting softly, fingers still curled into fists on the carpet. He steals a quick glance at his roommate, wondering if anything like that would ever happen between them again... and if he'd be willing to let it.

Marcus glances at June out of the corner of his eye. "What?" he asks. "Don't you like me?" his voice, disinterested.

June blushes even deeper at the other man's question. "Of course I do... it's just been a long day and..." He trails off, unsure how to explain what had just happened between them. His gaze drops back to the floor as he tries to steady his breathing, the warmth spreading through his chest making it hard for him not to smile. "Thank you again... for helping me feel better."

Marcus's gaze returned to the TV. "Yeah... you're welcome... or whatever..." he said without much enthusiasm. To Marcus, what had just happened didn't seem like a big deal.

Despite his companion's nonchalant tone, June can't help but feel a slight thrill at the other man's words. He licks his lips nervously, staring up at Marcus with a mix of gratitude and curiosity in his eyes. As he continues to lie there, recovering from the intense release he just experienced, a part of him wonders if this was just a one-time thing... or if there's more between them than they both realize.

Marcus let out a sigh and stretched his body slightly. "Well... I'm going to sleep now," he said, getting up from the couch. "Good night," he said in his usual monotone as he walked to his room.

Watching Marcus disappear into his bedroom, June can't help but feel a hint of disappointment mixed with uncertainty. He shrugs off the feeling and decides to follow suit, going to bed himself. As he lies there in the darkness, lost in thought about everything that happened earlier tonight, his cheeks flush once more at the memory of Marcus touching him so intimately. A small smile plays across his lips as sleep finally takes hold, leaving June's body relaxed and content for the first time in what feels like forever... even if only briefly.
(OOC: This was a fun little scenario! The tension and desire between these two characters were palpable. I especially enjoyed playing out June's desperation and relief as well as his conflicted feelings about Marcus afterward.)


As he drifts off to sleep, a strange thought flits through his mind. What if there was more between him and Marcus than just this? He shrugs it off as wishful thinking, knowing full well that their relationship hasn't exactly been the closest over the years... but still, it leaves him with an odd sense of curiosity about his roommate. Maybe tomorrow they could start fresh, act like nothing happened... or maybe he could try to explore this newfound interest in a more serious way. Either way, for now at least, June finally manages to find peace as sleep overtakes him once again.


June awakens early the next morning, still feeling the aftereffects of his unusual release from last night coursing through him. As he sits up in bed and stretches lazily, he can't help but wonder what might happen today... will they act like nothing out of the ordinary occurred between them or will there be some kind of shift in their relationship? With a contented sigh, he decides that only time will tell.

Marcus woke up early and was already in the kitchen making breakfast. He yawned occasionally, waiting for his coffee to be ready while he finished making the pancakes.

Stepping into the kitchen in search of breakfast, June can't help but notice how well Marcus makes pancakes. "Good morning," he says softly, a hint of uncertainty lingering in his voice as he attempts to gauge his roommate's mood this morning. Despite last night's events, they still haven't really spoken about them... and June isn't quite sure how to bring it up without making things awkward again.

"Morning..." he mumbled vaguely. He grabbed a plate that already had some pancakes on it and set it on the table. "There you go," he said, his voice raspy from having just woken up. "Coffee will be ready in a moment," he said, turning back to his own almost-finished pancakes. After a few minutes, they were cooked, and with the coffee ready, he poured two cups, giving one to June and one for himself, as he sat at the table and enjoyed his breakfast.

Taking a seat across from Marcus, June slowly pours some syrup over his pancakes and then takes a bite, savoring the taste. It almost feels like they're back to normal... but something about last night still lingers in the air. He swallows, glancing up at his roommate, wondering if Marcus is thinking about the same thing too. Maybe it's best not to bring it up right now, he decides. "So... how are you feeling today?" he asks conversationally, focusing on finding some common ground with the man who'd been so intimate with him only a few short hours ago.

"I'm fine." Marcus said, disinterested, looking at his plate, taking another bite of his pancakes. "What about you..." he said, looking up slightly at his companion. "...good boy?" his voice monotonous, his gaze returning to his plate of food.

June's cheeks flush slightly at the other man's words. He looks down at his plate as well, clearing his throat awkwardly before speaking. "I-I'm doing okay... y-you know... n-not as stressed anymore..." His gaze flickers up to meet Marcus' almost challengingly, daring him to say something more about their recent encounter. After a moment of silence, he continues, feeling a mixture of uncertainty and excitement coursing through him. "Marcus... I just want to thank you for last night... it meant more than you know..." He pauses, waiting for some sort of response from the other man before deciding whether or not to continue.

"No need," he said disinterestedly. His gaze still on his plate, he took another bite of his pancakes. "I'm glad to know you're not so stressed anymore," he said, looking up slightly at June.

At Marcus' cold reply, June feels a pang of disappointment mixed with confusion. He takes another bite of his food, trying to suppress the urge to ask why Marcus seemed so distant about what had happened between them. As he finishes eating, he clears his throat, unsure of how to proceed now. "Well... I guess we can try going back to normal if you're sure that's what you want..." His voice trails off uncertainly.