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emberossing) wrote2017-03-05 04:53 pm
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for wauuu
Yuuri cracks open his eyes, blearily, to an unfamiliar ceiling. His head feels like it's either on fire or full of bees or possibly both and his stomach does a slow, sickening roll as he opens his eyes, but it settles, at least for the time being. Not just his head but everything hurts enough that, at least at first, he more just moves on auto-pilot, looking around for his glasses and taking what is obviously a pair of Paracetamol on the bedside table. There's a little note with them but he doesn't parse either the message or recognize the handwriting, so he just drinks about half the glass of water and looks around.
Memories leak back in slowly-- Vicchan, the competition, calling his mom, going back to the room, Celestino insisting that he had to go to the banquet afterwards, possibly worried he was going to do something stupid if he didn't. But he remembered saying no and refusing to open the door. So... shouldn't he be in the hotel room?
This is not the hotel room.
In fact, he swears he's seen this room before, somewhere, actually, but he's too tired and bleary to figure out where. So he just walks over to the bathroom, which he, for some reason, is able to guess the location of, and splashes water on his face rubs at it until he somewhat resembles a human being, and then goes in search of more clues to where he is.
The bedroom door creaks open and there's another sense of deja-vu as he looks around the apartment it opens on, but the pieces refuse to slot into place.
"He-Hello?"
Memories leak back in slowly-- Vicchan, the competition, calling his mom, going back to the room, Celestino insisting that he had to go to the banquet afterwards, possibly worried he was going to do something stupid if he didn't. But he remembered saying no and refusing to open the door. So... shouldn't he be in the hotel room?
This is not the hotel room.
In fact, he swears he's seen this room before, somewhere, actually, but he's too tired and bleary to figure out where. So he just walks over to the bathroom, which he, for some reason, is able to guess the location of, and splashes water on his face rubs at it until he somewhat resembles a human being, and then goes in search of more clues to where he is.
The bedroom door creaks open and there's another sense of deja-vu as he looks around the apartment it opens on, but the pieces refuse to slot into place.
"He-Hello?"
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"This is ridiculous. We're ridiculous," he's peppering Victor's skin with kisses, as he says it, because there's just too much inside him, something that has to come out somehow, and it's either this laughing, silly thing or it's just one uninterrupted scream at this point.
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Even then, Victor's not sure it works out logically, not that logic matters. He wouldn't be anywhere else than in Yuuri's arms, right at this moment. This is how fools end up getting married mere days into meeting each other, isn't it? He quite suddenly understands the impulse.
"We are, we are..!" he sobs out, smiling through his tears which won't stop now, "I won't let you go, I promise, I promise, I promise...."
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He tilts Victor's head up and kisses him, tastes salt, follows the trails upwards with his mouth until he can kiss away the tears and only flushes a little bit for how boldly intimate that is. There still is (will always be) a voice in his head that tells him he's stupid for doing that, silly, unworthy, but right now, all of that seems very far away.
He'd had to learn, when he moved to America, that people there say "I love you" all the time, just like that. Joking, sincere, to friends, to coworkers. He's not shocked, to hear Victor professing his love after so short a time-- he's long since gotten used to hearing a phrase he's never even heard his parents say to one another on the lips of a horde of acquaintances, like it means nothing. He's not sure how it works in Russia, but he figures it can't be much different, the way Victor tosses around the word. He'd had a silly fantasy when he was a kid, of bringing Victor chocolates like he was some schoolboy to be wooed and managing a stammered "daisuki desu" and then had been embarrassed for a week about it even though no one else knew. And he's said I love you already, in English, in the foyer. But it's different, now, when he opens his mouth and that last soft, small "I promise" works it's way into his brain and under his skin,
"...aishiteru..." it doesn't really come out of his mouth like a declaration, or even a whole sentence, really. It's more like revelation.
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But it's not a short time for Yuuri, not really, not with posters of this man all over his walls. Not when the reality is so much better than he could have imagined.
"But you're not wrong," there's another kiss, then, sweet and short, but warm.
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"Is it something I should say back? Teach me if it is,"
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"Not now, I don't think," then there's a small quirk of his lips, an idea, "If I start acting really weird once I get back to Detroit, record it and send the recording to me." He's joking. He's also totally not joking.
They really should finish this shower, but Yuuri really doesn't ever want to move from right here.
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"I don't want you to ever go,"
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"I guess you'll just have to stay around, if you want to know," he says, teasing, the same way Victor had said about the Russian phrase. He pulls Victor somehow closer a moment after that, nods in agreement, "I don't want to go."
He understands, of course, that he has to, that even if he was the kind of person to just completely give up everything about his old life and spend the rest of it in Victor's condo and bed, he wouldn't actually want that for Victor. But that doesn't mean he's excited about going anywhere else in the world right now except for right here, right now.
Well. Maybe out of the shower. So he voices that, too.
"We probably should stand up eventually, though."
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"...I've never felt so loved, my Yuuri,"
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He's sure Victor would protest that Yuuri doesn't owe him anything, but this isn't a feeling like the scales are unbalanced, it's just happiness. There's something he can do and do well and do for someone he cares about. He runs a hand down Victor's back and there's a slight flare of that deeper possession in his eyes, but it's mostly the latter when he says,
"Good," and then, because he's suddenly realized that that could make it sound like he's glad Victor hasn't experienced this before, and the alternative is a million stuttering apologies, he adds, "I'm glad that I can show that to you." It's a little weirdly formal in that way he can be sometimes, but second languages and all that.
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"You're the best at loving me," it's a little awkward phrase, but maybe poetic in its strangeness, completely sincere, especially with how hopeful Victor looks to say.
"I want to be the best for you, too,"
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He leans in and kisses him, warm and sweet and just a little heated, teeth nibbling lightly against his lip.
"You're the best," he adds, more clearly, because while he apparently could knock Victor down a peg and tease him about always getting what he wanted, but he doesn't want Victor to think for a moment that he doesn't adore him anyway.
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"I think I've been told that before," he jokes, playfully arrogant, but turns it sweet, "but it means more, when you say it. More inspiring and more true."
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Victor probably ought to buy Phichit some apology presents, actually. The likelihood that he's going to have an up-and-coming Thai skater in his messages with a WHAT DID YOU DO TO YUURI??? in a few days is greater than zero.
For the moment, though, Yuuri is thoughtlessly affectionate, and while he doesn't have a word for it, he can feel the way Victor is more genuinely submissive in the kiss, and it turns him completely inside out, a little breathless.
"No one's ever told me something like that before," he's also got a joking tone, though it's clear he's also serious, "so I guess you're setting the record on that, too."
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"I'm good at keeping records," he coos, doing his best to keep them both steady. Actually getting cleaned up would be wise. Actually, they have a lot of cleaning up to do, but maybe some easy chores would be good for them. A simple, domestic moment after this to remind them they can be normal between catching each other on fire and tangling their bodies all together.
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He can't stop kind of stupidly grinning, to the point where his mouth kind of hurts with it, actually. He's tired, though, temporarily sated enough that getting him to pay more attention to getting clean than getting riled up again won't be very difficult.
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Yuuri's sexual awakening is dragging a lot of other realizations along with it, some of which he's not going to be fully aware of until he has a moment to sit and think about them. Some of them, it will take other intimate moments some time in the future, other things to hold up and sift through. But watching Victor coo over his handiwork on his ass lodges something in his chest, a weird, shivery sort of feeling that he doesn't have a name for-- it's not the same feeling as the first time he saw Victor skate, but it's the same type of thing, a world shift, a seed that is going to bear fruit in some garden in the future.
Or maybe he's just giddy with too much sex and too much hot water.
He's pruning badly by the time he gets out of the shower, doesn't linger after Victor brings the towels. He dries off quickly, and melts a little when Victor thinks to hand him his glasses. He puts them on absently, following Victor out of the bathroom but then freezes when he sees himself in the mirror and the absolute mess of his neck. He's been kind of dimly aware of them before, but this is the first time he's really taken a moment to look. He laughs, kind of helplessly,
"Wow." It's not deliberately an impression, but it might come out like one.
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"They got a lot darker today, I hope you still like them,"
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"I love them. I want them everywhere." He gets to see his own wide-eyed blush a moment later as he realizes what he just said, a moment before he ducks his head, embarrassed, half turning and kind of hiding against Victor a moment. Even though he's genuinely embarrassed, though, Victor can still feel the curve of his grin.
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"You smile so loud, Yuuri, it rings in my ears,"
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The truth is, he does occasionally get compliments on his smile. It's just that it's usually paired with the demand (or at least he hears it as a demand) that he smile more. He's never heard a compliment like that all on it's own, almost as though it's a complaint.
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Even now, there's a deep cultural ingrained thing that says he's unlikely to outright ask or seek out that comfort, even with the personal progress he's made, but he doesn't really hide the expression he's making as he's getting dressed or how sort of awkward he feels being back in his own things, really.
(Honestly, though, he's grateful to be back in his own underwear at least. There's something a bit sexy about wearing Victor's but also something uncomfortable about wearing something like that that's very much the wrong size for him.)
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