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Kiss prompt 14: A kiss to the stomach
Spicy times ahead! Nothing too explicit, but they are certainly getting it on
Good soldiers follow orders.
That was the first thing Fox learned in his life. Good soldiers follow orders. He was a soldier. He needed to be good. So, he needed to follow orders.
He followed orders. He followed every single one of them. He was a good soldier. Good soldiers followed orders.
For the longest time, Fox thought that this was all that he needed. That when he did what he was told, and he got higher marks and recognition for it, he was happy.
He needed to be happy about it. It was all that he had. He was a soldier. Good soldiers followed orders.
He could ignore the pressure pushing him down for so long. He could ignore the way his heart leaped every time one of the long-necks looked at him for too long, because he craved the attention and the recognition. He could ignore how his body felt cold every time someone from his training group was called in at the end of the day, because he could tell himself that it meant he had done well enough, that he was better. He could ignore the way his dreams would warp, playing out the events of the day in increasingly impossible ways, the world inside his mind repeating every mistake he had made and trying to make him see what would happen if he was ever caught.
He could ignore it, because he had to. If he didn’t, it would all catch up to him, and that would mean his end.
So Fox ignored it. He was a soldier. He followed orders.
He was good.
It got difficult to ignore once he got on Coruscant. Somehow, he felt even more like he was constantly standing on some invisible line, balancing on his feet, trying to guess when he was stepping over it too much.
Fox tried his best. He tried so hard to be good, but the word soured with every single time it left the mouth of the Chancellor or any of the other officers, who didn’t even try to look him in the eyes when they spoke to him.
Fox wanted to be good. He wanted to be good so much it hurt.
He did feel good when he was with Bail. He did feel good every time he talked with Breha.
They became his new lifeline, the thing he grabbed onto when the line he was walking onto became too thin and threatened to send him falling off of it.
You are good, they kept telling him. You are good, just because you are, not for your ability to follow orders. You are good, because you are a good person.
It felt good to hear them say it. So much better than any other way he had ever been called good before.
Fox was sure it was because of that, that he could let go of his need for constant validation, that he could stop feeling like it was the only thing keeping him alive.
He didn’t need to follow orders to be good. He didn’t need to follow orders to feel good. Fox was good and he was happy, just as he was.
In the light of all that, it had caught Fox very much off guard when Bail had for the first time called him a good boy in bed, and Fox’s immediate and involuntary reaction had been to keen.
It had caught Bail off guard as well, who had, apparently, said it off-handedly as a bit of a jest, and had definitely not been paying too much attention to what he had been saying. After he had said it, though? Oh, he had very much been paying attention after.
There had been a look in his eyes, sharp and almost dangerous, but even amidst Fox’s own confusing emotions, the thing Fox had most felt when looking back at Bail and seeing that look had been anticipation.
There was one important difference, when it came to following orders from the Kaminoans, the trainers, or the Chancellor, and when it came to following orders from Bail and Breha, and that difference was choice.
Before, Fox had had to follow orders, just to survive. He had had no other choice.
Now, though? He could choose whatever he wanted, ask for whatever he wanted. Ask for the orders. Ask for them to stop.
The knowledge that it was him who was actually in charge of the orders only made it better for them all. Bail and Breha knew that Fox enjoyed it, and so enjoyed giving them to him, and in turn, Fox could see them enjoy making him feel good.
It was a sweet, intoxicating circle that had no clear beginning or end.
Just as sweet and intoxicating as the way one of Breha’s hands was running through Fox’s hair, while the other was drawing slow figures across Fox’s chest as he lay his head on her lap, and how Bail’s hands were trailing down on Fox’s sides before finally grabbing onto Fox’s hips.
“Look at me”, Breha said. Her voice was just as sweet as her touch, but the order still carried through it. She smiled at him when Fox lifted his eyes to her. “Good. Keep looking at me and stay still, alright? Let Bail do the work for you.”
Fox nodded. She hummed, a happy and pleased sound that definitely went straight into Fox’s bloodstream. Her hand trailed up from Fox’s chest in a meandering line first up to his collarbones, and then up the side of his neck and under his chin. Every single touch was as light as a feather, but Fox still felt them like she had been carving into his skin.
The bed dipped a little when Bail moved, partially leaning over Fox. He pressed his forehead against Fox’s chest, right over his heart, like some deeply intimate form of a keldabe, before he lifted his head back up and trailed back downwards, his lips not quite touching Fox’s skin, but close enough that Fox could swear that he still felt them.
His grip on Fox’s hips was firm and steady, but not restraining. He counted on Fox to be good and to follow orders.
He was still moving down, his lips still hovering just above Fox’s skin. It was honestly making Fox want to writhe even more than if he was touching him. He really just wanted to move, just a little bit, to force the contact. He would only need to move a little bit, just a little bit…
Fox drew in a deep breath, and focused back onto Breha. She noticed him looking at her with more attention, and she ran her fingers through his hair again, all the way to the back of his head, and lightly scratched the skin at the nape of his neck.
“Look at you”, she cooed, so softly that she was almost whispering it. “You’re being so good. Not moving at all, just like we asked you to. You’re being so good.”
Oh, that was definitely going straight inside Fox’s veins like an injection. Breha giggled lightly when Fox’s breath hitched.
Fox could hear Bail laugh as well, low and soft.
“It also looks like he liked hearing that”, Bail said, something thick and sweet and burning laced in voice. “Did you like it, Fox?”
Fox looked at Breha.
“You can tell him”, she said.
Fox swallowed.
“Yes”, he answered, and had to swallow again, because his mouth was somehow too wet while his throat was too dry. “Yes, I did.”
“That’s good to hear”, Bail murmured, and then, finally, pressed his lips on Fox, right above his navel. His mouth was warm, and Fox was sure that he was leaving some sort of mark on him, as he dragged his lips down on Fox’s skin, pressing another kiss onto the left side of Fox’s abdomen, before he went back up and around to the other side. Fox gasped when he nipped at the skin there, before pressing another, soothing kiss right on top of the bite.
Fox’s eyes had slid down to look at Bail before he had even noticed. In fact, Fox didn’t notice before he saw Bail looking back at him with his deeply dark eyes. Fox blinked as Bail glanced up at Breha, and then again when her hand at the back of his neck slid up a bit, and grabbed at Fox’s hair just a little tighter.
“Eyes on me”, she said, the sweetness in her voice now dripping down onto Fox like a blistering syrup.
Fox turned back to look at her.
“Yes, Your Majesty”, he said, as Bail’s kisses continued to move slowly and sweetly down on Fox’s skin.
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