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[UNI AU]

CAMBOY UNI AU
tell me and i forget, teach me and i remember.
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[personal profile] apologetics 2024-01-21 10:38 pm (UTC)(link)
Bailey decided to talk about street culture and grafitti, which had nothing to do with the assignment anyway. I think - not that I want to assume anything bad of any faculty, of course, but I think Professor Level did this on purpose.

[ he huffs again, almost in the very disbelief that anyone might do something as unfair or unjust, no less in an academic setting. but he's not completely foolish or naive - he knows better than to assume the good in everyone, even here.

when he glances back up, he catches the movement of professor fuller's eye - down, briefly, and he's reminded suddenly of the soreness in his kneecaps. he'd done this on purpose - wore clothing revealing enough so that the man across the desk from him would notice - but he's since forgotten in the heat of the sheer audacity of a sociology professor.

he files away the reaction for later - his blood still too heated in a different way to even address the obvious. ]


And I didn't rock the boat! [ pardon him, hawk, for being passionate, but it shows in the way he too leans forward, a little red faced, and the way his voice pitches up uncontrolled. ]

I am someone participating in a class that I have paid for. And while I try very hard not to look at the educational institution as a means of goods and services, but isn't that exactly what it is? I would complain for poor service or a poor product anywhere went should I have paid for it, and -

[ he'd been gesturing with one hand and finally it comes up to his own mouth, fingers pulling at his own chin to stop himself, before they press over his lips, almost sheepish.

cool it, laughlin.

he silently considers hawk from where he sits, breathing a little too fast for someone merely just arguing about a paper, but that's timothy laughlin to a tee - passionate, unbridled, honest. ]


Off the record. [ why does the low tone of the man's voice both soothe and rile him? there's something about it, and the way the man leans forward, that makes his own mouth go dry. it may well be the casual summerwear, too. (has professor fuller been wearing his button downs more opened at the collar on purpose?).

he shifts in the seat finally, moving instead to cross his legs at the knee, which puts a newly formed bruise on display, right at the crown of his kneecap before the dusting of hair on his thigh begins. ]


Should I shut the door so your colleagues don't hear you conspiring against another, or...?

[ there's a bit of a joke, but even his voice has gone low, quiet so that anyone coming round the corner wouldn't be able to make out what they said anyway. ]

Advice would be nice. I... already have a few ideas of my own as well. Please, sir.
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[personal profile] apologetics 2024-01-23 03:05 am (UTC)(link)
[ the reality of it all is that failing one class will do nothing to harm his gpa to any great effect - he's far enough along now that a junior level class will hardly make a dent in the weight of it all. but now it all comes down to principle, to the very just-ness of it.

he's never been one to stand idly by when someone isn't playing fair, or abiding by the rules.

he'll have a hard time in the government, he knows, but it's a challenge well worth the taking. ]


That much is obvious.

[ he huffs a little as hawk explains, outlining everything that he's seen in the sociology professor as the days pass in the summer. however, tim has always struggled to act any differently than his gut and heart tell him to. he's genuine to a fault, and even trying to eagerly persuade professor level to relax has somehow dissuaded the strange man.

and now he's being told he has to play nice? to suck up to him? to dumb down everything and sit on his hands, lips pursed?

he finds himself appalled by the suggestion, even if he himself welcomed the advice. but those bambi eyes of his own track the trail of icy-hot blues, from his knee and up, and for a split second, he's certain hawk is looking at his lips.

just as he's priming himself to open his mouth with an indignant rebuttal instead of lingering on the way his throat goes dry or his neck flushes, he's interrupted. the tip of a jaw, the glittering determination of his eyes, the exhale.

fuck, the exhale.

tim doesn't realize he's holding his breath until the man speaks again, when it comes out of him as a low, surprised sound.

my boy.

something white-hot and electric zips up his spine, widens his eyes, and makes even the hair at his nape stand on end. the air between them changes in an instant and there's nothing of the slow, easy ramp-up into flirtation that they've had all summer. oh, no. this?

this is different. and something low in tim's belly churns with a distant, strange sort of wanting. ]


Lay in wait. Play nice and flatter him - but not too far because although he's a little vapid, he's not unintelligent. Wait until the cards fall in my favor and then finish?

[ he tilts his head a little, letting himself fall back easy and relaxed into the seat, sliding just enough that the tight fabric of his t-shirt does indeed ruck itself up - but only for a hair's breadth of skin to show. ]

So, if I'm your boy -

[ he swallows hard, elbow coming to the arm of the chair so that his fingers can drum over his lips. is he taking this too far? is he too caught up in the molten heat and wonder of all this? maybe? ]

Am I? Your boy? Because if I am, well - I will have to listen. If, of course -

[ there's a pause, tim's eyes meeting hawk's the blistering silence, as though he can best determine what he's going to say by waiting to see what's there, then: ] - my mister is the one telling me to. But only him, of course.

I couldn't say no to him.
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[personal profile] apologetics 2024-01-24 03:04 am (UTC)(link)
Change is neither quick nor easy.

[ never before has he felt so electrified and alive than he does right now - caught up in the unspoken energy on the air between them. it's only magnified by the way hawk deliberately rakes his eyes over him, and tim idly wonders now if this is what he'd looked like on the other side of the screen those months before. (well, has it been months? tim isn't so sure).

he sits, pinned, gazing across at the man and only when those eyes trip up does he swallow hard, making certain that the bob of his adam's apple is seen moving. he knows all the tricks - how to move his body, how to make the subtlest of movements to broadcast a bigger message.

nothing has ever felt like this.

he must look like a loon the way he watches hawk rise, watches him circle the table. his eyes widen just slightly, but not out of surprise or fear, but intrigue, anticipation. there's a new wildfire burning in the honey brown of his irises - want, excitement, a challenge. but it's difficult to breathe in the midst of it all when hawk invades his space, leans over him and closes his eyes.

tim's body arches without any conscious thought - a light bend in his low back, a tip of his head back just so, so that he may look up at hawk with awe under thick, dark lashes.

you are.

he is hawkins fuller's boy.

tim stays still until hawk leans back on his desk, until the tips of their shoes touch and he's sure now that he has never known how to breathe before this moment. his eyes never leave the sharp blue of the other man's, his lips parted in anticipation and awe. a thrill ripples up his spine.

the order makes his mouth run dry and he can even feel the way his nipples harden, his skin turn to goose flesh for the wanting.

he shifts forward in his seat then, enough that as he slides to the edge, his shoes knocking against hawk's, his own legs shifting so that calves and knees knock. so that his legs are perfectly tucked between the powerful spread of hawk's.

and oh, does he know how to sit pretty, palms resting on the seat of the chair at either side of the cushion, the picture of innocence. again, his eyes never once lose contact. ]


I'm your boy, sir. [ there's a momentary flicker - soft brown eyes dipping to the hard line of the man's lips then back up. ] I'll do it for you.

[ he weighs his options, then. the door is open, and yet even he knows there will be no one else in - it's practically only hawk anyway working in this office this summer, and tim laughlin does something he'd never have done six months before. he stands up, impossibly close to hawk now, encroaching the space between his thighs and the easy lean he takes on the desk. he folds his hands behind his back, prim, proper. even the bruises on his knees are prominent here, up close. ]

May I please have my paper, sir? [ the one on the desk, hidden from view by the elegant lounge of hawk's body. what would it be to reach out and touch him now? to slide his hands along the hard planes of his chest and feel the warmth of him. even here, he can smell the cologne, the after shave. ]

Your boy wants to make you proud.
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[personal profile] apologetics 2024-01-24 06:04 am (UTC)(link)
[ what tim would give for the confidence of the man whose thighs he's perched between now, standing vulnerable and open in the space between them, letting him peruse his body with his eyes. he wonders what he may be thinking about him - here in his goodwill clothing that is worn but carefully tended to, his wind-swept hair, his faintly sunkissed cheeks.

he doesn't need to know. the man's eyes say it all - the movement along his body, from his throat to his chest and down down down to his knees. were this some college fling he'd lean into his chest and kiss him hard and eager and utterly wanton with his need, but he holds perfectly still. he will not budge until the man here - his man - tells him to. so yes, if hawk thinks he's standing so prim and proper for him, he would indeed be correct.

heat creeps up his throat at the praise - good boy - and there's no denying it's said now. no hopes that drugs or sleep would wash away the memory of the low rumble. here it's even more delectable - so purposeful and intentional - tim will remember this later when he's on camera, playing the commanding sound of hawk's voice over and over in his mind.

yeah. go on.

tim's lips quirk a little, the tiniest curve, pleased and relieved and his hands drop from behind his back, to his sides. ]


Thank you, sir.

[ but god, to stay where he is and take it? no circling, no moving, but he can barely see the edge of the pages as it is, and it's settled a little farther back on the desk. for a moment, tim's head tilts as though he's eyeing the distance of the paper, but there's absolutely no mistaking the way he carefully lets his eyes travel from the bend of a knee to the swell of a thigh, up the carved front of him, the broad chest, the throat, the jaw...

tim swallows hard again.

he cannot move his feet, can he? stay right where you are, he'd said. it's easy enough - but what would hawk do if he presses the rules faintly? if he tests the boundaries? only one way to find out. he shuffles one foot forward - for balance, he'll say - just enough that his own knee skims the inside of hawk's thigh, skirting just past his knee. he won't be able to reach without falling, of course!

and tim leans into hawk's space, one arm reaching between the man's side and elbow, but the other? the other comes to press down hard against one of the man's thighs for balance, fingers curling against the hard muscle there as he leans in just before their chests might touch. (though it's close enough that even the very heat coming off of hawk's body makes something flutter deep in his belly - it's unfair how sensitive his nipples are, how this meager closeness is enough to make the flush rise against the bottom of his jaw.

what would it be like if he kissed him here, or sank his teeth into the skin available just above the collar of his shirt, or if he pressed their bodies flush to feel everything about him all at once? would hawk hold him? kiss him? throw him against the desk and - oh, god.

he lets out a little breath, both from the exertion and from the heat of their bodies so close - but his face is all but hovering near the juncture of neck and shoulder, where he can remember nuzzling in for warmth and safety before. his eyes flit to hawk as he turns his head, reaching for the paper on the other side until his finger tips catch it.

and just like that, he looks too much like a spoiled little cat having found the cream. he could take it and back away, could make space and pretend this didn't happen. instead, he drags the paper through the narrow gap at hawk's side and tilts his head, his nose brushing the hinge of his jaw. ]


I have it, sir. I promise the next one I write will receive a higher mark.

[ he huffs softly, the breath no doubt trickling over hawk's skin as he slowly, slowly applies pressure to the man's thigh to right himself. he doesn't remove it yet, instead remaining just ducked enough to meet the man's eyes, playing sheepish. ]

I'll bring it to you for proof.
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[personal profile] apologetics 2024-01-25 04:56 am (UTC)(link)
[ every shuddering breath that falls from hawk's lips feels like gold, and there's such heady power in the fact that he was able to do all that himself with only a few small touches. a hand here, mouth hovering there, a nose against and jaw and -

god.

fuck but the feeling of warm breath against his ear coupled with the nearness and the delectable, low rumble of hawk's voice sends something hot and molted southerly for the veritable winter life will be when he's not trapped between hawk's thighs. he doesn't mean to make a noise, but he does - a faint, little whimper let out as he exhales through his nose.

there's little restraint to be had and yet there's something heavily erotic about being so close to the precipice of it all and not crossing the line. he's edged himself before on camera, brought himself to the brink and back dozens upon dozens of times but this feels different and utterly infuriating. he has no doubt that when he goes back to his dorm, sets up his room and turns that camera on that he will be nothing but filthy and wanton for the memory of his. ]


Please, sir - tell me what I want.

[ and anyone may think it's about craig, about the class, about the situation but the way his head tips back so lazily, the way his eyes drag their way to hawk's face say something else. this is a boy who will do anything for the order of the man across from him, who will bask in the praise or the punishment, who relishes in being controlled, wanted, taught, desired.

hawk moves and by instinct he steps back, the backs of his knees knocking the chair and almost setting him into it. he catches himself on the arm, turning his head to watch the way hawk circles to the desk with practiced ease and the prowess of a man whose fingers are delicately woven around the fine threads pulling every string attached to his body.

the air feels cool, but the heat hasn't left. usually, when these little confrontations are broken, the electricity dies with it. instead, something about it intensifies, even with the very way those broad palms press across the desk.

(he already knows he's going to hell, but he's certain there will be a special space for him now that he's wondering what those hands might feel like around his throat, over his mouth, twisted in his hair, or prying his lips apart and silencing him).

there's something about this order that's different and tim pauses when he rises with his bag on his shoulder.

you can come show it to me when you're underway

aha. he can't return until he's started the next paper? is that what he's after? a challenge. ]


Yes, sir. I don't have the topic yet - are your office hours off limits until I begin? What do you want me to do in the meantime?

[ he says it so easily, like student speaking to teacher, but it's all in tim's eyes, isn't it? the fiery challenge, the defiant way his jaw sets to tell hawk he will play the game, and he will follow the rules and oh, he will absolutely obey. the only thing that stops him is the question and he blinks for a moment, almost like the electricity has left his body - like the moment has passed for tim but not hawk. except it's in the pull of his lips - the faint little smile that pulls to one side, the crinkle of his nose as he huffs out a little laugh. ]

Professor Fuller, sir - [ he steps up to the desk, letting his hips hinge over the top to lean in just so - nothing that any teacher would think twice about if they passed. but there's something to be said about the way tim's glasses have slipped down the bridge of his nose just a touch in the jostling, and the way dark lashes blink and charged, brown eyes stare him down. ]

I spent all of last night on my knees in prayer. I cried out his name and found pleasure in knowing that he is always with me - I even imagined he was there beside me the whole time, sir.

[ hell.

he'll feel guilty about this later. he'd spent the previous evening on his knees with something thick splitting him open and driving him to the edge with every donation that turned the toy's vibrations up a notch for every dollar over the last. a veritable bidding war for a virtual pound of flesh. but he'd thought of hawk, strangely - thought of the aftershave, the warmth of his neck and the low rumble he'd hear if it were the man himself tell him just how good he can take it.

it had been a religious experience, really. one that has led them here, with tim leaned in, murmuring about prayers and the divine. only, it's the very divine he's sure he stands in front of now. ]
Edited 2024-01-25 04:56 (UTC)
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[personal profile] apologetics 2024-01-25 06:19 am (UTC)(link)
You did exceptionally well, sir. Of course.

[ it's thrilling how hawk knows too well what he wants and can put a name to the very needs thrumming under his skin. a performance worth of many low murmurings of praise. marks requiring reward. a gentle hand when the gravel on the road forces him to slip. after all, it had been hawk he turned to when he received the poor mark in the first place, fiery and confused and hurt.

he remains leaned against the desk, body angled in a way that there's no doubt the way the rosy buds of his nipples ache that hawk won't see the faint indents in the soft cotton of his t-shirt. the game is all well and good until hawk lays down the rules, and something about this command makes a tiny lick of ice course through the center of his chest.

tim will go to class, and anything outside of those four classroom walls will now be off limits.

a punishment, in a way, isn't it? and maybe hawk simply thinks that the restraint will be tantalizing and electric, but tim can't shake the uncertainty that rises at the back of his throat. his free time is spent here, and even though it does not always end in palpable heat, it is usually spent in good company.

the class is 90 minutes, three times a week. 90 minutes where he will be able to learn and listen and feel for a moment that he is seen and acknowledged. but the times outside when he can breathe and feel like tim laughlin the person, and not tim laughlin the utterly dutiful student, will fade away. the campus is lonely at its busiest times, and to be robbed of the most precious, coveted human contact he has in this place?

it's dread, he feels, he realizes.

a passing grade from professor craig level, who won't even allow him to eke out the whole of his name when he calls for attendance. the bar has been set punishingly high, of course. he knew it would be, but a small, irrational part of timothy laughlin almost dares to whimper the thought - cruel.

hawk may know the level of his friendships here on campus from that dizzying, drugged night, but tim hadn't talked about it since. maybe it was obvious in the way he hung around the office doorway a little longer, the way he'd visit even when they hadn't had class, or the way he'd glow when they'd change the scenery for their talks well into the late afternoon or early evening.

a passing grade. he knows he can do it, but he also knows just how long it may truly take. hawk doesn't understand.

he looks away then, eyes falling to the bruises on his knees then easily back up at the delicate arch of hawk's back, the roll of the hips required to settle in the movement and even he can't help the way he absently wets his lips. there's no denying what waits behind the delicate zip of his slacks. ]


What are your metrics for a passing grade, sir? Tell me how hard I have to work, and I'll surprise you. I can take it - all of it. [ he dares himself to find the confidence from before, to meet the man's eyes with a fiery intensity that seems to lack some of the roaring fire from earlier. it's dimmed, just slightly, whether he means for it to be that way or not. but he can always weather the game and he tilts his head to one side, an angle he knows the man likes from their many days on the screen together. he leans his hip enough so that his thigh can hike up, just enough to lift his foot off the ground and prominently display one of the darker bruises across his knee cap.

he looks away again, fingers massaging the tender flesh as if in contemplation.

instead, he's trying desperately to quarantine the cold, creeping thing working its way through him. ]


And when I do take it all - when I do surpass all of your expectations - will your boy be rewarded, sir? I'll be sure to get the cream - slather it on this one, particularly. It's sore, but I hope you won't be upset with me, mister, if I tell you that these hands and lips have already prayed for you.

[ he drops his leg down, pushes from the desk and shakes his head to adjust the hair around his forehead. the fingers once on his knee raise and push his glasses higher on his face.

how long will it be before he gets to speak with him again privately, in the four walls that feel safer than even the confines of his own mind? he lets out a little breath and his lips pull into an easy smile. in spite of the cold, it reaches his eyes - the fire turning to something sparkling and bright.

how can it not? this man is nothing else if not the brightest, warmest thing in tim's orbit. ]


More than twice. I'll recite them for you one day, sir. I've been told I am very good with my mouth.
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[personal profile] apologetics 2024-01-27 01:10 am (UTC)(link)
Yes, sir. I won't disappoint you.

[ b-

a b- he's meant to try and achieve and already tim knows that while it isn't impossible, the time spent away will be excruciating. he can't help the way his mind races, trying to read between the lines of heated words and touches and glances to figure out why he would create space now.

realistically, sure - tim has gone too far. he pressed and continued and took every challenge. he's not sure how hawk thought he wouldn't rise to and beyond the challenges themselves, and yet here they are, two people who had been chest to chest moments before, and suddenly tim feels as though that some distance has been put between them. and invisible barrier. his fingers reach for the strap of his bag, hands falling there so that it looks only like a student waiting for an answer.

this next paper won't make the cut. it's too soon. the second will be in two weeks, and he'll have time to try and figure out exactly what it is craig wants out of him. silence, probably. it's very simple. to be seen and not heard. to make sure he regurgitates craig's views on paper and deem them good and whole and just. how bland. how boring. it's a challenge he'd have been willing to take, if it didn't mean cutting off everything else.

his dorm room is eerily quiet, the building quieter. there are only a handful of students who occupy this part of campus who aren't commuters. it's too expensive for those who live out of state to stay overlong here. a tiny part of him wants to rebut, to tell hawk that he has no one all over again because it's true. to tell the man that he has become one of his dearest friends on the campus, and the best way to spend his time.

but that's the problem, isn't it? ]


It isn't difficult to say prayers in repetition. How often I close my eyes and count Hail Marys and Our Fathers - I think saying the prayers for you will be easier. Less how many I can, and how many you're willing to give me. I've discovered you can find God in anything, if you look hard enough.

[ he takes a step back, intending to turn for the door but the pause - the husky words, the low rumble of hawk's voice makes him still. his skin ripples again with heat and he laughs a little, surprised that all of it didn't end there. his face flushes with the surprise, the first sign of the soft, doe-eyed boy that hides under the mask of sexual confidence. he's always wondered how both can exist in one body.

he looks up at hawk, his nose crinkling a little, mouth pulling to one side as he thinks. ]


A reward?

[ what would he want as a reward? it's pathetic that he wants to ask for his company. that he wants to ask for all this to change, to turn around, because the next few weeks are bound to be some of the most lonely tim has had in a long, long time. but he can't say that. not here. not now.

while hawk may understand to some degree, tim can't quite bring himself to admit just how pathetic all of this is.

it's easier to play it safe, to play the game, to deny that after this semester he will have no reason to be in this office, to speak to this man, to feel like he can belong somewhere - because won't. he never will. the line is drawn between them now and if he squints he can almost see it shaped the form of a b-.

when he looks back up at hawk, there's undoubtedly something a little off in his eyes. look closely enough, and it might even be a little sad. ]


I'm sure you'll think of something, sir. I should go. Class soon, and all. I'll...

[ see you tomorrow - is what he'd normally say. but he won't. their class isn't tomorrow, and being restricted to speaking to him only before during or immediately after class? well.

he huffs a little, and finally looks away. ]


I'll see you in class. Thank you, sir.

[ tim turns his back, then, starts for the door and heads out of the office. he doesn't look back, and it's for the better. this way, he can say it's the sun that has his eyes burning a little at the edges. ]