Dr. Hannibal Lecter (
cook_the_rude) wrote2015-08-10 03:15 pm
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OOM: Treating Sinric's ankle
Hannibal's office is dimmer today, the windows largely covered by dark grey blackout blinds to keep out the summer sun, while two lamps, one by the couch, the other stooped over the drawing table, provide islands in the soft gloom.
The prints on the wall, still mostly Istanbul, and harem scenes, have now been joined by a series from the 18th century depicting Farinelli in different operatic costumes that all have ridiculously huge and long plumes on the helmet or hats in common.
Hannibal puts down the exhausted Sinric on the couch and then fetches his medical bag from the closed bottom part of the book case.
The prints on the wall, still mostly Istanbul, and harem scenes, have now been joined by a series from the 18th century depicting Farinelli in different operatic costumes that all have ridiculously huge and long plumes on the helmet or hats in common.
Hannibal puts down the exhausted Sinric on the couch and then fetches his medical bag from the closed bottom part of the book case.
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"You can see," he murmurs, when next kissing Sinric's lips, "how this is just like music."
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Hannibal's mention of music makes him smile and he starts to sing. A simple Greek fisherman's song, it's rhythm meeting perfectly the thrusts and rises of his thighs as he rides Hannibal's cock. His moans makes the words rise and fall, wonderfully breathless and erotic.
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"Song is natural to you," he says, lips moving on Sinric's left nipple as he speaks, "as breathing. This is the root of the duet" -- thrust -- "and the pas-de-deux!"
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Hitting home with every thrust, too, as if refusing to accept that Sinric might not peak.
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But that doesn't mean there isn't great pleasure in it for him. He tries to keep singing, the air pushed out of him with each joyously thrust, counterpane to Hannibal's groans.
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A man's cock doesn't deflate like a pricked balloon, after all, more like a quickly wilting plant, and Sinric will have every last moment that Hannibal can give him.
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Fear and self loathing for his failure wait like a cold wind to attack him again but he hides from it in the warm lee of the doctor's arms.
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"Thank you," he whispers.
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He nods and smiles shyly. "You did, sir. And I thank you greatly for it. I hope you will forgive my fault in not pleasuring you well." Enjoying himself with properly seeing to his partner's needs is to fail in his duty.
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"Sir, would you permit me another kindness? Would it be acceptable to you if I was to stay with you tonight? I... do not wish to be alone this night." He asks it cautiously, half expecting to be denied.
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He reaches for his discarded stola and slips it back on, careful on his swollen ankle.
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"It was a very stressful day for you," he says. "Lean on me, and let's go."
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Even with the local which is starting to wear off now, the going is slow and painful. Sinric doesn't cry out but he lean heavily on Hannibal, tears forming in his eyes
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The room is quite simple, for Hannibal's standards.
There is a book case full of well-worn old books, a small fireplace with a comfortable-looking chair, some historical prints of Florence, and a small harpsichord. There's a desk, and a desk chair to go with it. Most furniture is vintage midcentury modern, unobtrusively luxurious and classic. He even has what must be a small kitchen, made up from two towers and an island.
Everything is rich, warm wood and mature colours -- an off-grey, and some accents in oxblood red.
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