Lee (
atehimrightup) wrote2025-08-20 08:54 pm
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happy birthday, george
Lee has never put much stock into birthdays. His own never really mattered to him, because it never really mattered to anyone else. He would always try to get something for Kayla on her birthday, but that was about the extent of it.
All that is to say that Lee feels woefully prepared to plan a birthday for his-- whatever George is. Boyfriend? That feels so juvenile, like it isn't important enough.
He stresses about it more than he probably needs to, but he's never had the opportunity to celebrate something like this with someone he cares about. Which is already sort of a big deal, but George was the lover of a literal king and was undoubtedly showered with expensive gifts on a regular basis. Lee has no idea how to compete with that, even though he can hear George's voice in his head telling him that it isn't a competition. Which is good, because he'd probably lose.
The actual night isn't much of a problem. He comes up with a plan pretty easily, one that's simple but romantic, he thinks. It's the gift that's the problem. Because nothing in this whole goddamn city is good enough for George. Nothing that he can afford, anyway.
Just days before, he still hasn't found anything and he's getting sort of desperate. He distracts himself by going on a hunt because he really does need to eat, which sort of just makes him feel worse because of the guilt. But the guy is (was) a verified scumbag and women walking alone at night will be safer without him around, so he doesn't feel too bad.
In the guy's pocket is a receipt for a pawn shop that Lee has never heard of, so he goes to check it out the next day. It's in a terrible part of town and there isn't really even a sign. Inside it's dusty and unorganized and Lee just assumes it's some sort of front for something else. Still, he decides to look around while some guy comes out from the back and eyes him with wary suspicion, like he's surprised to see someone in the shop at all.
He finds a dusty jewelry display case and heads toward it hopefully, crouching down in front of it. Inside are mostly gold chains and tennis bracelets, all generic shit that wouldn't suit George at all, and he's about to give up when he spots a blue velvet box tucked back into a corner, half-hidden under a gaudy necklace. It looks like earrings and Lee rises to his feet and coolly asks to take a look at them, not wanting to show any excitement and inadvertently drive the price up. He knows how these places operate.
The guy takes them out of the case and Lee picks them up, doing his best to keep a placid expression even though he's pretty sure he just found what he's looking for. The box looks well-preserved but very old, as do the earrings themselves. He has no idea if the stones are real, but they look like it. There's a small piece of yellowed paper tucked inside, and when Lee discreetly unfolds it he finds elegant cursive scrawl and, most importantly, it's dated 1827. That confirms that they’re old, probably very old, and this guy doesn’t seem to really realize what he has. They're perfect.
Lee is prepared to use every trick in his arsenal to haggle a deal, but it's not even that hard. The guy seems wholly uninterested in this alleged business, and Lee is annoying and persistent, so he ends up getting them for a price that, while painful, won't leave him destitute. When he leaves the shop, earrings tucked carefully into his pocket, he feels lighter than he has in days.
George's birthday comes and they sleep in, then fuck a few times and sleep some more. Lee makes them a late lunch and then tells George that he needs to go run a few errands before they go to dinner, but there's an obvious twinkle in his eye. He leaves George's apartment and goes to his own where he's left all the supplies, and then goes and sets everything up before heading back toward George's building, texting him and telling him to come downstairs, even as he parks and gets out to go meet him by the elevators in the lobby.
He's nervous, but he thinks that this might actually go well. He might actually pull it off.
All that is to say that Lee feels woefully prepared to plan a birthday for his-- whatever George is. Boyfriend? That feels so juvenile, like it isn't important enough.
He stresses about it more than he probably needs to, but he's never had the opportunity to celebrate something like this with someone he cares about. Which is already sort of a big deal, but George was the lover of a literal king and was undoubtedly showered with expensive gifts on a regular basis. Lee has no idea how to compete with that, even though he can hear George's voice in his head telling him that it isn't a competition. Which is good, because he'd probably lose.
The actual night isn't much of a problem. He comes up with a plan pretty easily, one that's simple but romantic, he thinks. It's the gift that's the problem. Because nothing in this whole goddamn city is good enough for George. Nothing that he can afford, anyway.
Just days before, he still hasn't found anything and he's getting sort of desperate. He distracts himself by going on a hunt because he really does need to eat, which sort of just makes him feel worse because of the guilt. But the guy is (was) a verified scumbag and women walking alone at night will be safer without him around, so he doesn't feel too bad.
In the guy's pocket is a receipt for a pawn shop that Lee has never heard of, so he goes to check it out the next day. It's in a terrible part of town and there isn't really even a sign. Inside it's dusty and unorganized and Lee just assumes it's some sort of front for something else. Still, he decides to look around while some guy comes out from the back and eyes him with wary suspicion, like he's surprised to see someone in the shop at all.
He finds a dusty jewelry display case and heads toward it hopefully, crouching down in front of it. Inside are mostly gold chains and tennis bracelets, all generic shit that wouldn't suit George at all, and he's about to give up when he spots a blue velvet box tucked back into a corner, half-hidden under a gaudy necklace. It looks like earrings and Lee rises to his feet and coolly asks to take a look at them, not wanting to show any excitement and inadvertently drive the price up. He knows how these places operate.
The guy takes them out of the case and Lee picks them up, doing his best to keep a placid expression even though he's pretty sure he just found what he's looking for. The box looks well-preserved but very old, as do the earrings themselves. He has no idea if the stones are real, but they look like it. There's a small piece of yellowed paper tucked inside, and when Lee discreetly unfolds it he finds elegant cursive scrawl and, most importantly, it's dated 1827. That confirms that they’re old, probably very old, and this guy doesn’t seem to really realize what he has. They're perfect.
Lee is prepared to use every trick in his arsenal to haggle a deal, but it's not even that hard. The guy seems wholly uninterested in this alleged business, and Lee is annoying and persistent, so he ends up getting them for a price that, while painful, won't leave him destitute. When he leaves the shop, earrings tucked carefully into his pocket, he feels lighter than he has in days.
George's birthday comes and they sleep in, then fuck a few times and sleep some more. Lee makes them a late lunch and then tells George that he needs to go run a few errands before they go to dinner, but there's an obvious twinkle in his eye. He leaves George's apartment and goes to his own where he's left all the supplies, and then goes and sets everything up before heading back toward George's building, texting him and telling him to come downstairs, even as he parks and gets out to go meet him by the elevators in the lobby.
He's nervous, but he thinks that this might actually go well. He might actually pull it off.

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Lee had asked for him to be rough, and he isn't there, her, but his touch is possessive. He leans down and claims a kiss.
"You can do better than that," he says. "Louder. Like you mean it."
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He wants to do whatever George says, even if it’s embarrassing.
“I’m your filthy little slut,” Lee says emphatically, because he wants to make it clear that there is no one on earth who could make Lee act this way. No one except for George. “I’ll do whatever you say as long as you don’t stop touching me. You can have anything, baby. All of me and then some.”
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"Mmmmm," says George, smiling at that. "You're so beautiful when you're like this. Jesus, look at you -- cock leaking, fucking yourself on my fingers. You want another one, don't you?" He shifts, barely ghosting the fingers of his free hand along the length of Lee's cock. "I want you so turned on that you're babbling. Brainless. Just holes and a cock."
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“Oh my god,” he says again, hips twitching when George’s fingers tease along his cock. Lee honestly, genuinely had no idea that he could even this turned on. And George wants him to babble, so he does. No filter.
“I didn’t even know that I could get like this. No one else has ever gotten me anywhere close,” he begins in a raw voice, shifting more of his weight onto his elbows so he can rock back onto George’s fingers more effectively. “Only you, baby. Only you could make me this fucking crazy. This pathetically needy.”
He lets out a low groan and stares up at George as if hung the moon. “I told myself not to ever let myself need anyone. But I need you, George. I need you in every way that I can have you and I’d let you do anything to me, baby. I’d let you bleed me dry if that’s what you wanted. Because I’m yours.”
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Arousal hits George like a wave and he twists his fingers in Lee's arch, starting to press a third one into him.
"You do like it best when it's me that's bleeding, though..." He says. "Or when I bite you. I haven't forgotten."
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Even now, flayed open as he is, he can’t seem to get the words out. He was worried that George didn’t like the bleeding. He never said anything about it after and it felt like too much to ask for, so Lee has sort of come to the conclusion that it was something they tried once, and that would be it. Even that feels like a gift.
Embarrassingly, he feels his eyes start to sting. Even if he never wanted to do it again, it means so much to Lee to have had it even once. He thinks about it all the time. “I still can’t believe you let me do that. You’re so fucking good to me and I don’t deserve it. I don’t.”
He sniffs and swallows hard, sliding his elbows out from underneath him so that he lands on his back, wanting to move past that last bit. “I love it when you bite me. I love it when it bruises.”
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His mouth is open to tell Lee that he didn't expect to enjoy it as much as he did, but then Lee all but collapsed back, his eyes glassy with tears, his cock leaking, three of George's fingers buried in his arse, and it's too much. George can't think straight for a moment. His mother wanted him to rule the planet, but he just wants to give it to this boy.
He leans over Lee, still fucking him with his fingers, mouthing the skin on his belly before he nips at him, playful at first, but sharper.
"I like the idea of bruises," he says. "Mark you up as mine."
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“Please,” Lee pants out, whimpering and arching his back like he’s offering himself up. He told George once not to make him beg, and he isn’t. It’s Lee begging all on his own. “Please, baby. I want it so bad. Please, mark me up like I’m yours. You won’t hurt me. I’ll be so good.”
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His fingers still buried in Lee's body, George sucks up a mark on Lee's bare skin and then he bites him, hard enough that he knows that it'll bruise. It isn't so much the sensation of biting that goes to his cock. It's the way that Lee reacts to it that makes him feel wild.
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“Fuck, it feels so good,” he moans out, shoving himself back onto George’s fingers and pulling his hair, lifting his head to look down at him. “More. Please? Whenever you want.”
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His fingers still, for the moment, buried as deep as he can get them, he kisses his way up to Lee's chest, his lips brushing against the scar there. He remembers what Lee said -- about not wanting those scars.
"What if this was me instead?" He asks. "My teeth." He's not sure he wants to bite Lee hard enough to actually scar but he likes the thought.
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He still remembers what it felt like to have his father’s teeth sink into his flesh, the primal fear and bone deep betrayal, and he feels it all over again whenever he sees those scars in the mirror. George can’t know what he’s offering, not really, but Lee can’t help the way he nods as tears spill down his cheeks.
“If it was you, I wouldn’t feel sick whenever I saw it in the mirror,” Lee admits, reaching up with his free hand to cover his eyes. “I would love it if it was you.” He lets out a deep, shuddering breath, shoulders shaking a bit. “I’d be honored if it was you.”
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Lee's crying so much that it gives him pause and George lifts his head.
"Was that too much?" he asks, pressing a gentler kiss against Lee's skin.
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He turns his head and covers the scar on his cheek, sniffling a bit and blowing out a breath before glancing down at George almost cautiously, wondering if he meant it, but Lee soon realizes that he let himself get too wrapped up in it all.
“You were just saying things, weren’t you?” Lee asks quietly, and it feels like something in his chest sinks with the realization. “Fuck, sorry. Really, I’m okay. I am.”
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George frowns, and he draws his fingers out of Lee for a moment because if feels weird to leave them there, right then. He strokes his hand along his flank instead and kisses his chest.
"I was," he says. "But I didn't realise how much it meant to you. I...how hard would I even have to bite?" He traces the scar with the pad of his thumb.
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He shakes his head at the question and reaches up to put a trembling hand over George’s on his chest, lifting it to press a kiss to his palm.
“It’s okay. Don’t worry about it,” Lee assures him, smiling a little and nuzzling into George’s palm and looking at him pleadingly, hoping they can just move past it. The last thing Lee wants to do is make George feel like he needs to do something he isn’t comfortable with. “I liked what we were doing. I just— I got caught up for a minute. I’m sorry.”
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"Don't be sorry," he says, smiling, swiping a tear from Lee's face with the pad of his thumb. "I...the one on your belly is definitely going to bruise. You still want more?" He wants, desperately, to give Lee what he wants, but there's a part of him that remembers just how much it had hurt to be bit hard enough to scar, and that part of him baulks at the thought of doing it to Lee. "I want to give you more."
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You still want more? You still want more? You still want more? He doesn’t know how to take it, and he’s sure that George doesn’t mean anything by it, but it makes him feel greedy. It makes him feel put together wrong.
“I don’t know why I like it. I shouldn’t. Given—“ He gestures at the scars on his chest and face, turning his head away and feeling a little ashamed of himself. How can he crave something that also brought him such pain?
But that’s his whole life, isn’t it? Constantly craving something he shouldn’t want. He can’t push that onto George, too.
“You give me so much, George,” Lee assures him, swallowing hard and lifting his head until he can pull George in enough to give him a soft kiss. “I’m good.”
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Sometimes, Lee makes him feel weirdly off balance. He'll say something, and he'll watch Lee react to it, and he won't quite understand why things have gone the way they have. It's a deeply frustrating experience. George makes a sound that's part sigh, part growl against Lee's mouth and then nips at his lip, hard.
"God knows why any of us want what we want," he says. "But you can certainly like back and take what I want to give you."
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He holds his breath and then lets it out in a shuddering whoosh, going limp against the blankets, nodding at what George says.
“That’s the thing, George,” he says in a low voice, calmer than he was before, reaching up to cradle the side of George’s head. “I want whatever you want to give me, and nothing more. I never, ever want you to feel like you have to push past your limits just to please me. That’s all I’m trying to do, okay?”
He realizes that maybe he was making a lot of assumptions about what George wants, and he gives him an apologetic kiss. “If you want to bite me some more, I’m happy to be bitten. If not, I’m good with that, too. I just want to be here with you.”
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"Okay," says George, turning his head to press a kiss to the heel of Lee's hand. "Well, what I want to give you, right now, is several more bite marks. And my fingers back in your arse. What I want is you at my mercy for another fucking." He smiles. "Alright?"
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Sometimes it gives Lee hope that they can work through anything, but he knows that’s a dangerous thing to feel. He can’t expect miracles.
“That all sounds very good to me,” Lee says breathlessly, lifting his head to press another kiss to George’s mouth just to try and express a little of the intense rush of affection he feels. “Do with me what you will, baby. I’m all for it.”
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George grins at that and then he traces the line of Lee's bottom lip with his thumb, before he presses it into his mouth, rubbing it over his tongue.
"I could hold you down," he says. "You could struggle, if you wanted. Knowing I'd still end up taking what I wanted, anyway?"
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Right now, he focuses on the thumb in his mouth, sucking on it as he stares up at George’s face and lets his low voice wash over him, shivering at what he says.
Men had held Lee down and taken what they wanted before. Lee’s killed a few men for trying, once he got older. It’s not something he’s ever enjoyed.
At least not until George. With him, Lee feels safe.
“You could try,” Lee murmurs around the tip of his thumb, giving him a coy, playful smirk.
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"We both know you wouldn't actually fight me that hard," says George. "Are you ready for lube now, or do you still want it to sting?" While he loves the convenience of the lube, he's finding that he loves the filthiness of having Lee spit into his palm. His hand shifts to Lee's throat, squeezing just lightly.
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