Thread: Always a thief(lady/moon)

...I do always forgive you. Gabe sighed, hating those big pretty eyes and those innocent little pathetic mannerisms that made every instinct in Gabe go into overdrive. Every instinct in him wanted to pin Alex down and ravish him, wanted to pic him up and cradle him close like an infant, wanted to rake his claws down his body until he was screaming in pain, wanted to stroke him until he was begging for more pleasure. Alex was one of the only people in Gabe's life that evoked such powerful responses, sometimes it scared him how easily Alex manipulated his urges and instincts all without even thinking about it. Another body? Gabe winced at that, considering the first bodies he and Alex had found he didn't want to know what else there could have been. more of the same or worse? what could be worse than what they had already seen? Gabe wasn't sure he wanted to know. he could understand why Alex hadn't slept or eaten but he had yet to explain the fact that he hadn't showered either. ...I missed you too Alex. Gabe admitted with a sigh, smiling at him, finally forgiving the other, wetting Alex's head and worked shampoo into the locks, using a much gentler touch now, massaging Alex's Scalp now instead of the harsh scrubbing he had been doing before. he smiled and pressed a small kiss to the corner of Alex's lips before stepping away so Alex could rinse off, grabbing a large fluffy towel so he could dry the other off. he often insisted on drying Alex himself in times like these, fussing over the officer who clearly couldn't tae care of himself. Ah. good... as much as i don't care for him, he works very hard at keeping Alex sane and healthy. He admitted with a smile. He's been taking care of Alex ever since they met. he snorted a little and shook his head. Poor Gabe. I'm pretty sure he's got a massive crush on Alex. I'd be worried about them being locked in there alone but Gabe would never force Alex. he admitted with a chuckle because Alex had been Asexual for as long as they had known what attraction was. compared to Loki and James who pretty much fucked anything with legs so long as they where willing. At least they had when they where younger. being as handsome as they where, most people where more than happy to sleep with them. Must be a borrowed place. Alex did say he'd left Gabe behind. he pointed out, unwilling to consider the idea that Alex and Gabe might be sharing a bed the way he and Loki where about to. Loki? Your an ass, i didn't want to think about that. gross. he complained before shaking his head. I can't, the earth here is too alive. i say 'hey' and it'll suck me in. he admitted, flinging the windows open. but i can say hi to the animals. he admitted with a grin, casting his will wide. his mind spreading out and touching the minds of cats, rats, birds, ravens, dogs and anything else with enough if a mind to touch. when he was younger, he hadn't had any control at all. it wasn't so bad when he'd been really little. he had spoken to the smartest animals, ravens and sometimes a dog or a cat. the older he got the more things started talking to him until even the trees, the grass, the microorganisms in the dirt. bugs, moss, mold, anything living all clawed at his mind demanding his attention. the animals too and he spent hellish years half insane from living in a place that was all life. the orphanage had bee positioned right outside a massive vibrant forest and being constantly connected to it had nearly driven him permanently mad. the teachers, the orphanage workers, and all the doctors he went to just made it worse. so much worse. it wasn't until Loki realized what was happening when he showed up that James started recovering and gaining control. James was still a little terrified of any forest or earth that was too alive,terrified he'd loose his mind again. He grinned to himself when all the Animals responded by flocking to him. a huge hoard of ravens, crows, blackbirds and other various birds swarmed the house they where resting in. Cat's howled and meowed as they appeared, gathering outside the window and dogs of all kinds appeared, sniffing and snuffing and huffing. hundreds of rats and mice squeaked and squealed and ran over the cats and the dogs, teasing them and a dozen foxes barked and yipped. it was like an animal Apocalypse. the Ravens and the Foxes where the smartest of the lot so he kept those and sent the rest back to their homes and spent ten minutes carefully introducing himself to each fox and each raven that had stayed behind, Carrow the Crow watching from the windowsill, rather bored with the proceedings, only perking up when the others flew off and the foxes vanished into the night, introductions done and agreements made. it was always fascinating to watch James handle wild animals with such ease.