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When Hannibal asks Will to come to dinner the night before they're to have their fateful meal with Jack, Will thinks maybe it's one more evening of planning, another few hours for Hannibal to be sure that Will is really ready to do what he says he will in regards to Jack's murder. As usual they talk around each other, neither one admitting anything, touching on things just enough to avoid being untruthful, never really saying anything. But the nothing they say is heavy with intent, and the moves they make are like a game for which neither of them knows the rules.
Hannibal asks about Jack, finally, and the question is framed in such a way that Will can easily deflect rather than answer directly. But even as he says what he does, about Jack's fate being preordained, he thinks that there's a part of him that could do what he's told Hannibal he can, could help Hannibal kill him. He doesn't cherish the idea of murdering Jack, doesn't imagine it will give him the rush of power he felt when he put ten bullets into Garrett Jacob Hobbs, when he nearly shot Clark Ingram in the head, when he broke Randal Tier's neck. But he's started to lose sight of where his reality ends and his deception begins.
Letting Hannibal in, giving him permission (and invitation) to be close, has given Will new insight. There's something in the vulnerability they've shared, even if some of it had been manufactured on Will's part, that makes some part of Will loathe to turn on Hannibal as was his initial design. It's not as if he's forgotten what Hannibal did to him, because he hasn't. But he's starting to understand why, to see the flesh and blood behind a man who is most certainly a monster. Hannibal can be cold and calculating and cruel, but he's passionate as well, he has the ability to be broken hearted, and the capacity for love.
Before he'd brought up Jack, Hannibal had talked about an imago, and the more Will considers it, the more he starts to realize that maybe Hannibal is hinting at something. He has in his mind his ideal for Will, a partner, Will thinks, someone he can share his intellect with, his thoughts, dark and light, someone who can and will understand him. But it makes Will wonder if Hannibal's seen through the cracks of Will's deceit, as fine as they are, if he knows betrayal awaits him when Jack arrives tomorrow night. It makes bile rise in the back of Will's throat, not because he's afraid of what Hannibal will do, but rather because the idea of hurting Hannibal in that way squeezes at his heart in a manner he never thought possible.
Will takes a sip of his wine in an attempt to wash the guilt down, but it sticks in his throat, burns in his sinuses. He can hear the intake of Hannibal's breath, ready to speak, but the words that come out of his mouth aren't what Will expects.
"We could disappear now, tonight," Hannibal suggests, his voice low and honest in a way that Will can feel vibrating in his bones. "Feed your dogs, leave a note for Alana, and never see her or Jack again. Almost polite."
There's a long silence then, spun out between them, and Will's instinct is to deflect again, say something that isn't a no or a yes, just words to fill the space. But, in his heart, all he wants is to agree, to leave all of this behind and run away with Hannibal, for better or worse, whatever that means. Jack would see him as a traitor, a liar, Alana would know it was weakness, giving into Hannibal's designs (because she knows exactly what that feels like), but, besides having to leave his dogs, Will has nothing to lose. He doesn't feel loyalty to the FBI, he doesn't have Jack or Alana's complete trust. He doesn't have Hannibal's either, and there's always a chance that Hannibal will kill him as soon as they get away, but Will suddenly understands that he doesn't care. This life, the one he's been pretending to live these few months, is what he wants. He's never felt more alive, has never understood himself better, than when he's with Hannibal.
"Yes," Will says quietly, his eyes meeting Hannibal's as he nods softly, his gaze clear and unburdened for the first time. "Let's go tonight. I want to," he adds, wanting his intentions to be completely understood, nothing disguised by the veil that usually hung between them.
Hannibal asks about Jack, finally, and the question is framed in such a way that Will can easily deflect rather than answer directly. But even as he says what he does, about Jack's fate being preordained, he thinks that there's a part of him that could do what he's told Hannibal he can, could help Hannibal kill him. He doesn't cherish the idea of murdering Jack, doesn't imagine it will give him the rush of power he felt when he put ten bullets into Garrett Jacob Hobbs, when he nearly shot Clark Ingram in the head, when he broke Randal Tier's neck. But he's started to lose sight of where his reality ends and his deception begins.
Letting Hannibal in, giving him permission (and invitation) to be close, has given Will new insight. There's something in the vulnerability they've shared, even if some of it had been manufactured on Will's part, that makes some part of Will loathe to turn on Hannibal as was his initial design. It's not as if he's forgotten what Hannibal did to him, because he hasn't. But he's starting to understand why, to see the flesh and blood behind a man who is most certainly a monster. Hannibal can be cold and calculating and cruel, but he's passionate as well, he has the ability to be broken hearted, and the capacity for love.
Before he'd brought up Jack, Hannibal had talked about an imago, and the more Will considers it, the more he starts to realize that maybe Hannibal is hinting at something. He has in his mind his ideal for Will, a partner, Will thinks, someone he can share his intellect with, his thoughts, dark and light, someone who can and will understand him. But it makes Will wonder if Hannibal's seen through the cracks of Will's deceit, as fine as they are, if he knows betrayal awaits him when Jack arrives tomorrow night. It makes bile rise in the back of Will's throat, not because he's afraid of what Hannibal will do, but rather because the idea of hurting Hannibal in that way squeezes at his heart in a manner he never thought possible.
Will takes a sip of his wine in an attempt to wash the guilt down, but it sticks in his throat, burns in his sinuses. He can hear the intake of Hannibal's breath, ready to speak, but the words that come out of his mouth aren't what Will expects.
"We could disappear now, tonight," Hannibal suggests, his voice low and honest in a way that Will can feel vibrating in his bones. "Feed your dogs, leave a note for Alana, and never see her or Jack again. Almost polite."
There's a long silence then, spun out between them, and Will's instinct is to deflect again, say something that isn't a no or a yes, just words to fill the space. But, in his heart, all he wants is to agree, to leave all of this behind and run away with Hannibal, for better or worse, whatever that means. Jack would see him as a traitor, a liar, Alana would know it was weakness, giving into Hannibal's designs (because she knows exactly what that feels like), but, besides having to leave his dogs, Will has nothing to lose. He doesn't feel loyalty to the FBI, he doesn't have Jack or Alana's complete trust. He doesn't have Hannibal's either, and there's always a chance that Hannibal will kill him as soon as they get away, but Will suddenly understands that he doesn't care. This life, the one he's been pretending to live these few months, is what he wants. He's never felt more alive, has never understood himself better, than when he's with Hannibal.
"Yes," Will says quietly, his eyes meeting Hannibal's as he nods softly, his gaze clear and unburdened for the first time. "Let's go tonight. I want to," he adds, wanting his intentions to be completely understood, nothing disguised by the veil that usually hung between them.
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Date: 2016-03-02 08:29 pm (UTC)Hannibal holds Will's gaze as he slowly takes a sip, then lowers it, considering his glass. "One thing I can certainly promise," he says, amused, "is that the wine is much better."
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Date: 2016-03-02 09:23 pm (UTC)"I have to say," Will offers, his voice low but conversational, "I'm more than a little excited to try the wine."
Again, as with everything they say to each other, there are layers in this statement. Will does fully intend to sample French wine, imagining the enjoyment Hannibal will get from selecting the bottles and then recording Will's reactions. But he isn't only talking about wine.
Like the expanded options of grape varieties Paris has to offer, there is a whole world of experiences awaiting Will and Hannibal in France. The ones Will is most looking forward to are those they'll discover in the bedroom, but beyond that there's a consummation they haven't yet partaken, one Will's sure isn't too far off, once they're sure they've hidden themselves well enough that a Parisian or two disappearing won't immediately send the FBI to search for them. There's an excitement of anticipation in that too, separate from but just as insistent as his desire to know Hannibal's body as intimately as he can.
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Date: 2016-03-02 10:05 pm (UTC)"The French rightly pride themselves on their wine. It distills the heart of the land and the souls of the people."
Wine is itself richly symbolic. It was not for nothing that Christ's first miracle was turning water into wine, nor that the wine became his blood. Mere water is necessary for life, but wine is the art that transforms simple life into something divine. When Hannibal shares wine, when he shares food, he is offering a certain kind of elevation. And with Will, where there is truth and understanding, it is communion, a mingling of souls.
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Date: 2016-03-03 02:08 am (UTC)The way Hannibal describes wine is very telling to a person who knows Hannibal probably better than anyone else has before. It's an offering, a gift of the earth and of the people who grow the grapes, of time, active and aging, of hope. Will knows that grapes have different tastes dependent on the weather, the nutrients in the soil, the sun, the wind, the day they ripen and are picked. A winemaker doesn't know how his wine will turn out until he's done all the work, put his blood, sweat, and tears into the process. It's a matter of trust, of faith.
Hannibal is much like those winemakers, where Will is the final product of his work. When he'd first cultivated Will, taking him from Jack's office and transplanting him, he had no idea what kind of fruit would come to bear. Even after he'd poured his soul into Will's transformation, he hadn't known if what came out would be sweet or bitter.
It had almost gone bad, but when Hannibal finally untapped him and had the first drink, he'd found his efforts had not gone to waste. And, Will hopes, he's looking forward to a deeper taste.
"We should get a bottle when we arrive," Will suggests, thinking it will make for a good refreshment once they finally take a moment to breathe.
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Date: 2016-03-03 04:28 am (UTC)Hannibal has some ideas of what sorts of shops are around the neighborhood of their apartment, but finding the finest wine is a process not aided by an internet search. It's one of the things Hannibal is looking forward to...finding the best wine, the best bread, the best cheese, the best butcher, with Will at his side, sharing with him his passion for an exquisite gustatory experience. With time that experience will, of course, involve somewhat unorthodox ingredients, but until then he feels it worth setting the stage.
"I believe the terminal has a duty-free shop right on the other side of customs. We can obtain one there." Just as in Baltimore, Hannibal has researched the terminal at de Gaulle and knows the lay-out, the shops, knows it takes ten minutes to get from the customs area to the taxi stand. An extra three or so minutes to duck in a shop and buy a bottle of wine shouldn't be a problem. And they will almost certainly appreciate having it at hand when they reach a point that their mad desires for sex have quieted.
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Date: 2016-03-03 06:33 am (UTC)"I'm really looking forward to getting off this plane," Will says, more banal banter, but it's absolutely true as well. "A glass of really nice wine sounds amazing right now."
Among other things, Will thinks, like being able to relax the spurious tension between them, allowing themselves little touches and gazes of affection. He's also looking forward to being in a bed, though he's fine if that comes after sex if not before it. He imagines they'll probably barely make it in the door before they start in on each other, but after they've at least tempered their desire, Will would love to share that bottle of wine in bed, drink and talk until they're both too drowsy to carry on, then sleep for hours, wake up and do it all again.
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Date: 2016-03-04 05:07 am (UTC)"Luckily we'll have some time before we're expected anywhere," Hannibal says in an off-hand tone, a throw-away comment for anyone who might be listening, and a deeper one for Will. Hannibal is fairly certain that their potential pursuers won't come even close to figuring out where they've gone for some time, that they're going to be safe, free to relax and enjoy Paris and each other.
Hannibal goes quiet and nods toward the aisle, where the flight attendants are pushing the food and drink cart, offering the passengers fruit and cheese and crackers, a light meal before landing. Hannibal smiles and accepts the food, asking for a cup of coffee with it, a little bit of caffeine to keep him alert as they make their way to their sanctum sanctorum.
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Date: 2016-03-04 09:31 pm (UTC)He knows his expression is hungry, and he's thankful for Hannibal's silent warning, able to shake off the look in time to greet the flight attendants. He takes some food himself, and his own cup of coffee, though he barely restrains himself from ordering another whiskey, knowing he needs the stimulant effect of the caffeine to not be leveled out by the alcohol.
They eat in silence, though Will finds he's having a hard time making himself do it. Since he'd made the decision to run away with Hannibal, his appetite has seemingly been only for the man and nothing else. He manages all of the berries at least, strawberries and raspberries and blackberries, all plump and darkly colored, full of juices. They're sweet and tart in his mouth, barely washed back by the bitterness of the coffee, and he wonders if the flavor will remain long enough for Hannibal to taste it later.
It's not after that before the flight attendants collect their garbage and they're told to raise their seats and tray tables, the plane on approach to Charles de Gaulle. Will is ready to be on the ground and he feels a bit of anxiety burning in his thighs, turning his head to look out the far window as he can just start to see the ground outside, trees and fields and houses, vehicles and buildings, the sprawling landscape of Paris.
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Date: 2016-03-05 01:48 am (UTC)They will have to come up with some way to keep tabs on Jack, on Alana, on the FBI. Hannibal sends the thought to the back of his mind to ruminate.
The plane descends, and Hannibal is smiling faintly, outwardly appearing happy to be at the end of a long flight, inwardly simmering with the ever growing proximity to the moment that door to the apartment closes and he and Will can finally devour each other. He can feel the anticipation hot in the pit of his guts, warmly pulsing in his loins. Soon. Soon.
Once the plane has landed and taxied to the gate, Hannibal unbuckles his belt and rises, opening the overhead compartment and removing Will's bag first. As he hands it to him he leans in, as if off his balance and needing to brace himself on the back of the seats, so he can murmur right next to Will's ear.
"Go to a different customs agent. Meet me at the duty-free shop."
Then he straightens again, nods in apology, and takes down his own bag. Since there are so few passengers, they are off the plane relatively quickly, and being directed toward customs.
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Date: 2016-03-05 03:53 am (UTC)Standing in line, he doesn't pay any attention to Hannibal, pretends he doesn't know him. He's too far away to hear what Hannibal tells his customs agent, but it's probably better that way, his own mind clear when he's finally called up to the counter himself. He tells the agent he's here for a conference for his university in Maryland, a small gathering of professors who are interested in doing an international exchange in criminology. He sticks with what he knows in case the agent asks questions, but she seems overworked and bored, stamps his passport without really hearing a word he says.
He strides toward the duty-free like it's just a direction he's walking in, and the noise around him not is almost all French now, peppered with a dozen other languages Will recognizes but doesn't understand. He slips into the shop and doesn't look for Hannibal, rather just heads toward the selection of liquor, knowing he'll find Hannibal there already, choosing a bottle or two of wine.
Rounding a corner, he spots Hannibal, head down reading the labels of the bottles in front of him. "See anything good?" Will asks, his tone easy but tired, easily a fellow traveler, a stranger, or maybe this man's paramour.
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Date: 2016-03-05 04:39 am (UTC)When Will catches up to him, Hannibal is scanning the wine selection. He smiles but doesn't look up. "These wines are passable. Not the lowest, nor highest qualities. Ideal for the traveler who wishes to bring home an authentic French wine while not putting an additional strain on a likely already depleted pocketbook."
He looks up then, and meets Will's eyes, and gives him a smile he couldn't give him on the plane, one suffused with the warmth of familiarity, intimacy.
"Do you prefer white or red?"
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Date: 2016-03-05 05:32 am (UTC)Hannibal turns his eyes up to Will's, and when their gazes lock Will feels a flare of desire, so much more open in Hannibal's expression now than he's seen since they got into the cab in Baltimore. He licks his lips.
"How about one of both?" Will suggests, a hunger in his own eyes now, the idea in his head that they'll need two bottles for the amount of time they'll spend in their flat before they're decent enough to venture out for more. He doesn't know if Hannibal has food there, but a very large part of him doesn't care, can't think of anything he needs beyond the wine and Hannibal's glorious, naked body.
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Date: 2016-03-05 05:49 am (UTC)Best to be expedient, then.
Hannibal quickly picks two bottles, a red and a white, and makes his way to the cashier. He pays with euros (he has been building up a supply of euros for as long as he's been building up a supply of dollars) and, bag in one hand and handle of the roller suitcase in the other, he leaves at a swift clip, trusting Will to follow.
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Date: 2016-03-05 06:21 am (UTC)Will has to hurry to keep up with Hannibal when he exits the terminal, headed for the taxi stand. He's breathing a little hard when he stops to stand beside Hannibal, just one person ahead of them, waiting for a car. He licks his lips again, sways slightly in Hannibal's direction, leaning in toward Hannibal's ear.
"I feel like I'll die if you don't kiss me soon," he whispers, and he knows it's a little dramatic, but he's been aching for so long, yearning, and all that's left is this one car ride, a short walk, and then they'll finally be alone. Will can practically taste it, his entire body tight with desire and anticipation, so ready, beyond ready.
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Date: 2016-03-05 06:36 am (UTC)Hannibal sighs and opens his eyes again. He can feel his cock stirring in his trousers, thickening, hungry for Will's touch, to be buried in Will's ass or Will's mouth. There's nothing for it. The growing erection will not be quelled until his hunger, his lust, his need, is sated.
The taxi ahead of them pulls out, and their taxi pulls up. The driver gets out and helps them put their bags in the trunk, then they get in. Hannibal gives the driver the address of the hotel a couple blocks from the apartment, and they pull away, heading off, not nearly fast enough.
The minute they hit the highway, Hannibal reaches over, takes Will's hand, and threads their fingers together, squeezing tight.
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Date: 2016-03-05 07:08 am (UTC)He takes a measured breath at the same moment Hannibal sighs, and they are so close to the culmination, so near to the end that neither of them can hold back anymore. Will is dazed and half hard as the cab arrives and the driver loads their bags, and he's sure anyone who sees him can tell how much he wants this man at his side, can see his flushed skin and thrumming pulse, can smell his undeniable desire.
In the backseat, Will can swear he feels the heat radiating off Hannibal beside him, and he's both shocked and intensely grateful that Hannibal reaches for his hand, holding onto him with a firm, desperate grip. The way their fingers are laced Will can feel the steady thumping of Hannibal's heartbeat, the sensation of Hannibal's fingers between Will's own almost too erotic to stand in this moment.
By the time the taxi drops them off at the hotel Will feels like he wants to crawl out of his skin, and he sees nothing of the architecture, pays no attention to anything that isn't Hannibal. Taking his bag in numb fingers, he can't even manage to get the strap over his shoulder, and he turns his gaze to Hannibal's face, his eyes dark and hungry, begging silently for Hannibal to lead the way home.
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Date: 2016-03-05 07:25 am (UTC)When they reach the building Hannibal pulls a set of keys out of his pocket, unlocks the front entrance, and holds the door for Will. The building is from well before the time of elevators, so there's a four story climb to get to the top floor. Hannibal would take the steps two at a time were he not dragging a suitcase. Again, it feels like forever, like the staircase winds up into infinity. But finally, finally, they reach the top. Hannibal's hands are still miraculously steady as he unlocks the door, opens it, strides in just far enough to allow Will to enter. Then he drops his suitcase, sets the wine down, closes the door behind Will, grabs his lover's face, and crushes his lips to Will's.
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Date: 2016-03-05 07:43 am (UTC)Will is envious of the steadiness of Hannibal's hands as he opens the doors between them, first the outer entrance and then the one to the flat, both of them breathing hard from the four stories worth of stairs in between, his own shaking with desperation, his legs trembling too. But he's imbued with sudden strength as soon as Hannibal shuts and locks the door between them and the world, and he catches Hannibal as he lunges, his hands catching the front of Hannibal's shirt in tight fists as Hannibal drives his back into the door, kissing him deeply, forcefully, all those hours of forced distance fueling them both.
Will growls into the kiss, yanking Hannibal impossibly closer, his mouth and lips aching already from the fierceness of their kissing. Their teeth collide, their lips and gums pinched and bruised, and Will can't control the sounds coming from him, animalistic grunting and deep, soulful moans, his entire body spilling over with desire, with lust and love and want and need, his fingers grasping at every part of Hannibal they can reach now, groping him through his clothes.
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Date: 2016-03-05 05:12 pm (UTC)While still kissing Will deeply, Hannibal pulls back just enough so that he can unbutton Will's coat, push it from his shoulders, then grasp both sides of the front of Will's shirt and with one yank tear them apart, the buttons remaining from when he did this in Baltimore popping off and clattering to the floor. He pulls the shirt off of Will, letting it fall to the floor. Next his hands go down to Will's trousers, unbuckling his belt, unbuttoning his fly, and tugging down the zipper. He wants Will naked, and now.
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Date: 2016-03-05 06:46 pm (UTC)When Hannibal stands again, entirely clothed in opposition to Will's nudity, Will thinks it could equate to an unequal power balance, but it doesn't feel that way. Will feels like a piece of artwork that Hannibal is admiring, one he itches to reproduce with graphite and fine paper, and Will feels heat bleed through his chest under the admiration. Licking his lips, he watches Hannibal look at him, and he wants to get Hannibal naked too, but he doesn't want to move and break the moment.
Finally, he reaches out with one hand, finds the lapel of Hannibal's coat and tugs him close, pushing the garment off decidedly but not in the same rush as before. He won't destroy Hannibal's shirt, the fine linen too strong and well made to rend the way Will's had, so he works the buttons as swiftly as he can, baring Hannibal's chest. Then he presses his hands between the halves of it, his palms finding Hannibal's chest and smoothing down it, feeling the coarse hair, strength and heat beneath it.
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Date: 2016-03-05 11:03 pm (UTC)He lets Will decide where to go from here, if he wishes to strip Hannibal the same way Hannibal stripped him, or if he has something else in mind.
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Date: 2016-03-06 08:54 pm (UTC)He's not sure what compels him exactly, but, still on his knees, Will presses his face into the heated mass of Hannibal's genitals, his cheek rubbing at the length of Hannibal's cock through the silk. He inhales Hannibal's scent here, musky and hot, opens his mouth and turns his head to span the girth of Hannibal's cock with his lips, his saliva further dampening the material. He's never thought of sucking a man's dick before, and he's not sure he can really do it yet, but he finds he loves the way this feels, Hannibal vulnerable to him this way, one of his more sensitive parts so near to Will's teeth. Will's hands move to cup Hannibal's ass and pull him close, his mouth working over Hannibal's erection through his boxers, finding the head with his mouth and lapping the taste of him from the silk.
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Date: 2016-03-07 04:13 am (UTC)"You can remove my boxers," he says, his voice quiet and warm. "If you wish." He doesn't know if Will wants to deepen his exploration, or if he's using the silk to maintain a distance, however slight. Either answer would be an interesting revelation.
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Date: 2016-03-07 06:42 am (UTC)Drawing back with a rough, heated breath, Will turns his eyes up to Hannibal from where he's kneeling at Hannibal's feet, and he's like a disciple genuflecting before his savior. Raising his hands again, Will tucks his fingers in the elastic of Hannibal's waistband, carefully drawing the silk down and over Hannibal's erection, letting the boxers fall to Hannibal's feet.
Will is left at eye level with Hannibal's prick, heavy with blood and arcing up from between Hannibal's thighs. Will looks at it for a moment without touching, noting how far the foreskin has drawn back naturally with the engorgement of the shaft, the path the thick veins take along the length of it, the way Hannibal's testicles hang in his scrotum. Despite having the same genitals, Will has never spent this much time scrutinizing a penis, and he finds he likes the form of it, the heady smell, what it being in this state symbolizes.
Slowly, Will wraps a hand around the base of Hannibal's dick, sliding his loose fist from root to tip, drawing the foreskin back up to just cover the head before retreating, rolling the skin back. He does it again and again, feeling the heat, the weight of Hannibal in his hand, and then, taking a breath through his nose, he leans in and rolls his tongue over the glistening end, tasting the fluid there, feeling the soft, smooth skin. A part of him wants to see Hannibal's face, but Will can't make himself look up, just closes his eyes and takes the cap of Hannibal's cock in his mouth, licking over it before he slides back off, his lips brushing as he finally turns his eyes upward, looking at Hannibal through his eyelashes.
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Date: 2016-03-07 09:16 pm (UTC)"My Will," he whispers, running a hand fondly over his lover's curls, caressing the side of his face. He's entirely open, entirely vulnerable, his heart as tender and exposed as his genitals, and yet there is strength in that, strength in the trust he has in this man, the trust they have in each other.
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