Otter Creek I'll [m]ake your timber shiver

He did not slow, though the tension only increased. His movements had become somewhat raw, the eloquence he once carried was shedding away by the second. He not longer cared, but absorbed by the feeling of the boy beneath him. Yet, Alexander's words found away of clearing his conscious of the desire that clouded his proper thinking. And still, he could not help but to disagree. A growl resumed in his throat, his eyes narrowing with a lust filled defiance he did not understand. "no ... in this moment, alexander, you are mine," with that, he bit down harder against the soft scruff of the other's neck. you will always be mine, though he did not say it, it was clear to him. Alexander was too good to let go, there was a distinct disgrace in letting such a treasure slip from his grasp; he could not let it happen. 

his thrusts only quickened when he felt the edge drawing near, creeping up on him through he haze of pleasure that only seemed to increase. He did not sing sweet nothings to the boy beneath him, it was not needed. Their very actions were a song in itself, the melody keeping him going even as he reached the peak. A shudder of pleasure coursed through him as the high came, though he did not stop, his thrusts paceful yet returning to it's former eloquence. He wished there to be a release for the boy to, as his body had brung Adonis. Yet, Even as he slowed, he could not bring himself to fully extract from the boy, even if he could. Adonis had never felt the need to stick around after such affections transpired between him and a lover, yet an unknown force of the heart demanded him to stay, while curious to the aftermath of their love-making. While he had prepared his mind to depart, and venture their separate ways, he could not for he knew that he could only look at Xan the way he would another lover and leave, for he was not. Alexander had unknowingly captivated the man above him, to the extent he did not pull away, even when the exhaustion faded and he had the will to pull his weight off the other male. He had no wish to break away from the moment where he had been the most happy he had been in a long, long while.