Tony Stark, accept no substitutes (
toblameforit) wrote2011-03-23 12:57 pm
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God help them both
(from here; warning for some fairly wrong goings-on all round)
His room is on the second floor and it's really more of a suite. First through the door is a comfortable little living room containing all the essentials—squashy couch, wall-mounted plasma TV, bookshelf for Sherry, liquor cabinet for Tony, a pair of reasonably uncluttered desks side by side for the rare occasion when they both bring their laptops. One of them has been usurped by a violin case.
His room is on the second floor and it's really more of a suite. First through the door is a comfortable little living room containing all the essentials—squashy couch, wall-mounted plasma TV, bookshelf for Sherry, liquor cabinet for Tony, a pair of reasonably uncluttered desks side by side for the rare occasion when they both bring their laptops. One of them has been usurped by a violin case.
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If he let it.
He chooses not to. He braces easily against the pressure of Obadiah's hands so that, when he relents a few seconds later and slides forward a little and down a little more than that, it is very definitely his idea; he digs in his fingers and drags his teeth over Obadiah's lip with another, louder moan.
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His hand drops from Obie's shoulder to start flicking open the buttons of his shirt, because there needs to be more skin here, there really does.
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Eventually, they do in fact make it to the bed.
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They are there for quite a while.
In the end, Tony is pretty much certain that the only reason he's getting cuddles right now is because Obie is too tired to move, and he's pretty much okay with that.
"Best bad decision I ever made," he sighs, deeply content. He might be talking about kissing Obie in the first place, but the words that are floating through his mind are good luck with that.
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Staying and indulging Tony isn't a bad idea, anyway, for obvious reasons.
He chuckles, a distinctly lazy sound, and runs his hand down Tony's side.
"I've got no complaints."
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God, Obie hasn't lied to him in... three hours? At least? Maybe closer to five. Tony wasn't exactly counting. He digests this revelation and happily snuggles a little closer.
He wanted something real? He's got it.
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And this time it was exactly what he wanted.
"You're an obnoxious little shit," he tells Tony, with great fondness in his voice.
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"I know," he says, equally fond. "You love me anyway."
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"It'll be our little secret," Obadiah says agreeably.
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But the pleased little smile lurking at the corners of his mouth (and faintly audible in his voice) suggests he understood the real meaning.
Tony doesn't really think Obie loves him the way he thinks of love. Because if he did, the whole assassination thing would never have gotten off the ground. But if Tony didn't believe there was something more going on there than creepy sexual fixation, they wouldn't be here right now. And it's starting to look like he called that one right.
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There's no denying that he's fond of Tony. The fact that his Tony is still alive speaks clearly enough to that.
But that's a problem to be worked around. Or, if he can't find an adequate workaround, to be rectified. Most people see affection as a strength; Obadiah understands it as a weakness. He let it dictate his actions for too long with Howard.
It's not a mistake he'll be making again.
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It's something like good-natured teasing.
It's also true.
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He decides on: "I dunno, man, I think I'm worth a lot of trouble right now," and a quick kiss for emphasis.
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"There's a surprise. When don't you?"
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His opinion of himself is extra inflated right now! Be afraid.
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He'll want that shower soon, now that he's had a few minutes to get his breath back.
Obadiah has never been one for pillow talk.
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Something to eat, too. It's a shame Milliways has always seemed to be so conspicuously lacking in room service.
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"Hardly," he murmurs.
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