RE: Rock Hard Ballerina (AlexsSketches, FindingSoubi)
Yuji listened as Akira said it didn't matter how, just on a stage. Good so Akira was still the little attention lover he remembered. Just like his snippy friends. It was on the tip of Yuji tongue to ask about them. But that would be later, once he had total control of Akira's life. Yuji would not play all his cards yet. He had to talk to Ito first. Ito knew all about contracts. Yuji wanted everything to be nice and legal. . . as least on the surface. Only he and Akira would know the real clauses in his contract.
"It wasn't luck. It was pure determination. I had no one believed in me so I believed in myself. You make choices in your life. Either be strong and go after what you want or or be weak and fail. I didn't have failure as an option," Yuji voice was snapper than he intended. He hated when people thought he was lucky. The only luck he had in his entire career was that Ito hadn't called the cops on him for singing on his lawn. Everything else in his life had been hard work and effort sweat. Akira was lazy, as far as yuji was concern, but no matter--he would sweat in effort a lot soon, both on stage and off.
"S'Ok. . .I like having money. I like playing my music and people yelling that they love it. The rest like the fans grabbing me and pap following all the time, or the endless meetings about every detail in my life get a little tiresome." Yuji shrugged he was starting to get use to it. But at times it was lonely, and everyone else didn't understand--they were too busy like Akira thinking he was. . . "lucky".
Yuji's smirk grew wider at Akira's rather conceited idea that he had distracted him. It was true but Yuji didn't like Akira thinking he was so transparent. It was time for Akira to learn who was going to be calling the shots soon. He'd give him a taste. Besides, Akira was distracting to him but he'd die, before he delved into the reasons why. It was just Akira was the one who "got away". Once Yuji had his fill of the other man, then he would beable to forget him. It was the perfect revenge. Watching Akira calmly, Yuji started unbuttoning the flouncy shirt he had wore to make his entrances in the arena.
"Akira. . .if someone could give you that chance on the stage. Give you the chance to be the dancer you always wanted to be--what would you be willing to give in return?" Yuji let shirt pool at his feet, leaving just his firm chest and bare taunt abdominals corded in muscle on display. Yuji was slender, but skating and cadio he got on stage kept his body hard, finely muscled like a swimmer. Ito and the contract, could wait--that was his ace in the hole if Akira resisted him now. But he need to know how bad Akira wanted that dancing. Would the snob let his pride go enough to warm Yuji's bed? Yuji stared at Akira, as his shoes and belt followed the shirt. He wasn't gonna force him, not physically at least. Akira would have to be willing in his bed, he wasn't a rapist.
"What price of yourself would you surrender, if I could guarantee you the fame you're seeking without. . . luck?"