Good boy.
Archer moans out loud from a combination of those words, Viktor sliding free, and their cocks being stroked together. He loves it, the easy yet rough touches, knowing that Viktor will take care of him. It doesn’t take too long to build him all the way back up, but learning from earlier, he holds himself back until Viktor is there as well. Only when the other man spills does he shudder through his own climax, coating Viktor’s hand and rocking his hips into the lingering touches. Breathing hard, face pressing into the man’s chest, kissing the exposed skin. He thinks he can get used to this. Not just letting Viktor fuck him, but being held by him, walking up through the club to his room. He barely cares about anyone who looks at them, knows that they must know what he’s been up to from the state of his clothes and the way he walks. All his attention is on Viktor.
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Archer can’t remember a time when he isn’t thinking about Viktor now. When he goes into work after their very long nap, he’s thinking about the man. How attractive and infuriating his cool, calm composure is. It’s a miracle how one man can get on his nerves and get him so pleasantly bothered at the same time. He works without paying much attention to the customers. Dancing for them, sure. Occasionally letting them touch, fine. It’s not a big deal, because Viktor is always nearby. If something were to go wrong, he could simply call for him. Nothing does. The men and women are the same as they always are: drunk, but mostly respectful. He dances for Viktor, too, winking at him from the stage.
It’s after his shift is over that he asks Viktor to drive him back to his apartment. He needs his own clothes if he’s going to be staying over at the other man’s place and he wants to check in with Quinn. Leaning over the main console, he gives Viktor a teasing kiss on the jaw. “I’ll be right back.”
The apartment is quiet when he makes his way up and unlocks the door. Not out of the usual. The place is dark. He ducks into the living room just to make sure Quinn isn’t home before he goes to his room. Grabs a bag to stuff full of clothes, his phone charger, and anything else he thinks he might need. He’s more than halfway finished when he notices anything off. Quinn isn’t home, but he hears a soft creaking from the bathroom. Now, the apartment is old and dingy, but it doesn’t creak on its own. It could be an animal, he supposes, but something makes him doubt that it’s a very fat rat. It’s too dark to see properly, but he knows that the shape just behind the cracked door is not a rat. Unless that rat is as tall as a man.
They make eye contact in the dark, he and the man. In silence. Only a second passes before Archer screams louder than most men would be comfortable with, pushes his nightstand over in front of the door, and makes a break for it.
“Hey!” The man hisses. “You fucking brat—”
Archer is already running, though. Straight out the door, with footsteps pounding behind him, taking the stairs three at a time until he reaches the front of the building. Archer is short and thin, but he’s fast, and he’s thankful for that. Then, he’s screaming again, this time actual words. Well one word. “Viktor!”