Summer 20 | Action | Closed to Ianto

[forever_jack]

Having broken his self-imposed isolation yesterday by welcoming the newcomers and attending - and enjoying, mostly - the crayfish party, Jack decides it's time to spend some time with Ianto that (hopefully) won't end up quite as intense and harrowing as the last time. Not that there weren't some really fantastic parts to that day, but Ianto really does deserve to be taken out and given a nice time in return for being so sweet and wonderful.

He'd been thinking of the beach, but it's not really the weather for sunbathing so he has something else in mind when he turns up at Granite Cabin late morning with a picnic basket over his arm and knocks smartly on the door.

((OOC note: thread contains sex and spanking later on))

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[readystopwatch]

“I’ll want them when I wake up.” He wants to try to at least enjoy a bit of this for now. Next time they’ll do it properly, make it safe to enjoy the ride or even reverse the roles - he’s come to enjoy taking control of Jack on occasion over the years. Once again he can’t help but feel a rush of happiness that Jack’s back in his life. He’s missed this.

[forever_jack]

Yes, fun as spontaneous spankings might be, they're far more fun when properly planned, including being somewhere they're able to relax afterwards. And of course he would never object to the roles being reversed - far from it - but Ianto might find he'll want to tread a little carefully there. He... might have gone and got himself rather thoroughly whipped after losing Saavi and Taiana. He might need a little easing back into subbing again, safely, with someone who loves him.

"Okay," he smiles, glad that at least Ianto feels able to enjoy the throb of his ass for the moment. He ruffles a hand through Ianto's hair and then drops it round his shoulders again, sighing contentedly. "Sleep well, sweetheart."

Even after Ianto's dropped off, though, he doesn't sleep himself. His brain's too busy, still in caretaker mode, absorbing Ianto's comments about them both getting too carried away and trying to come up with ways of dealing with that.

Perhaps planning things in advance really is the answer. At least if they have a scene planned, there won't be so much scope for error!