Malcolm Bright (
abrightboy) wrote2020-06-05 11:29 am
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No One's Born Broken
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tinstar.
Gil came and went. Dani came and went. Ainsley came and then left with their mother, who refused to even hear him out about telling the truth. He stared through the window at the motionless man in the bed for some indeterminate amount of time, his hand clutching his phone in his pocket.
Finally he let his eyes leave the figure through the window and he took his phone out of his pocket. He stared at that for a long moment, then scrolled through his contacts until one name rolled onto the screen: Raylan Givens.
He looked through the window, then looked at the name. Then he pressed it.
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Gil came and went. Dani came and went. Ainsley came and then left with their mother, who refused to even hear him out about telling the truth. He stared through the window at the motionless man in the bed for some indeterminate amount of time, his hand clutching his phone in his pocket.
Finally he let his eyes leave the figure through the window and he took his phone out of his pocket. He stared at that for a long moment, then scrolled through his contacts until one name rolled onto the screen: Raylan Givens.
He looked through the window, then looked at the name. Then he pressed it.
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"I saw on TV one time that there are these private islands you can rent in the Caribbean and South Pacific.... everywhere warm, basically. Where you stay in a villa or something on the beach and you can get excursions to the tourist areas but then they bring you back to your island afterwards. So you can do the tourist stuff and then get away from the crowds."
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"We're not renting an island.." Were they? "You hav- You know what, never mind," he said, gesturing a little with his glass as he shook his head. "I don't wanna know. But if you're goin' to those lengths, we might as well get married out there."
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"What kind of ring do you want? We haven't even talked about that yet."
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Malcolm's eyebrows shot up. "I haven't even thought about that yet. Is... that something with options?" he asked. When he said he hadn't thought about it, he really meant 'ever, in his whole life'. Were everyone's wedding rings not the same?
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"You go from talkin' about renting an island, but you don't know about jewelry options?" What a delightful contradiction. "Yes," he continued. "Gold, White gold, Silver, with diamonds, without them. I'd like to go with something simple for myself; I'd hate to have to worry about losin' something out in the field."
Anything with stones worth more than his weekly pay deserved more respect than that.
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"You know they don't have to be the same right? I like complementary. Maybe a darker metal with a thin band of somethin' pretty? I don't know how embellished you like your jewelry." He lifted his right hand, taking Malcolm's lightly with it as he looked at the horseshoe ring. "Though I think my normal tastes might be a little too simple."
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He glanced over. "She was no saint, but she got short end of every stick life seemed to hand her, and she still had the grace to meet it with some steel in her spine and an attitude in her chin."
Arlo was his rage and the example of what not to be, Frances was his manners and values.
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"I thought it might be your mother," he admitted. "You eschew a lot of outward sentiment and you eschew material excess but... you never take that off."
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"I never came home when she died. Or for her funeral. Knew I couldn't make it without snappin' one way or the other. It reminds me of that too. Shit we should do, no matter how hard it is."
Welcome to more of why your boyfriend is the way he is.
"Don't plan on ever takin' off the one you put on me either."
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"Me either," he murmured.
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But there was no way to argue this.
"I kinda wanna finish my drink and steal you into the shower.." He slid his eyes over. "What d'ya think?"
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"I am feeling very... stealable," he conceded happily. "I could probably be dragged there with minimal effort," he teased.
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"Then come on," he said, holding his hand out towards Malcolm. They only had one more night together and while Raylan assumed that Malcolm would wake him up before he went, he wasn't done. He still had a million days to cram into what felt like passing seconds.
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The more he contemplated going back to New York, the more he was certain that this life with Raylan and their future in Miami was what he wanted for himself. He felt like he was remembering what 'happy' felt like as more than a rumour.
And they were losing their first night alone in their apartment to the life that brought him largely pain and suffering.
When they reached the bathroom, Malcolm stopped him before he got to the shower, tugging him close to give him a lingering kiss of appreciation.
"You could ask me to come into a pit of lava with you and I'd go, you know," he murmured.
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Instead of starting the shower, he was derailed by Malcolm's gentle tugs and lingering kiss that he happily wrapped himself around and into.
"Good thing I'm not," he murmured back. "All I'm asking is for you to move to Florida and marry me and possibly love me forever if you can find it in ya to deal with me for that long." Before Malcolm could reply, Raylan was kissing him again. He could answer after the full power of that.
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"Forever," he murmured as it broke. "Not sure that's long enough. How do we get more time than that?"
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As he continued, he pushed Malcolm's sweats down off his hips.
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He couldn't help but kiss him again, cock already well on the rise with the rising heat of their touches before stepping back and dragging Malcolm with him to reach into the shower and fiddle on the water, adjusting it hastily.
As he came back around, he stole another kiss before he begrudgingly let go. "Age before beauty," he teased as he stepped in, using his shoulders to direct the showerhead water away so Malcolm could get in with him.
"In our Miami house, let's make sure we invest heavily in a good shower area. Bench, maybe a rail to hold onto," he elaborated suggestivly as he slid wet hands around Malcolm again, now that they were back in the same space.
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"We'll get one of those jetted showers," he said. "Where the water comes from all sides with a rain shower head from above. Benches all the way around."
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He was going to take all the time they wanted.
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"I think you'll find that, by my family's standards, I'm a simple man," he joked softly. But there was a truth to it.
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