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Revenge of The Nerds......Bad Boys Edition	By : Sexybvirgo Category: Naruto Crossovers > Yaoi - Male/Male Views: 3020 -:- Recommendations : 0 -:- Currently Reading : 0
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Chapter Twenty-Five:
Tease
They shrank back against cheap leather as a collective whole, the Borg would have been proud of it, and reality seemed to pause,as everyone’s presence was registered. Seven pairs of eyes fell on them and for a split second of eternity the world stopped spinning as the group recalculated their trajectory. In that small eye of the storm time speeded back up with audible crank and as one, the group of overflowing masculinity turned in their direction. Each of them froze, their features rearranged in expressions of differing terror, squirming uncomfortably in their seats.
Naruto tugged at his collar, self conscious the livid lovebites that scattered his body. Each one seemed to throb as deep, dark eyes sharpened in on him like a missile, the conciliation on his face emphasized. Zero allowed his body to sink further into his seat, hot flashes of memory shooting through his mind of the way the twins had touched him the night before, their large graceful hands drawing out a pleasure he’d never experienced before. His purple eyes darted back and forth between the two, trying to decide which was the greater evil to his self-control. Kaza rolled his eyes and angled his face away from Rikuo, his demeanor daring him to come closer. Maybe he should just move back into his house? Then maybe he could protect himself from his brother’s deviant desires. But he doubted it. Allen just froze like a deer in headlights, panic making him think of rational ways to escape the red head. But they all seemed faulty as the flame glided towards their table. Uryuu grimaced, his challenge direct. He bristled like a cat, his hair damn near standing on end as he watched Ichigo saunter forward like a King before his subject, triumph clear in his tawny eyes. Fai straightened, remembering the recent indifference. It made him angry. That’d he’d been ignored. He pulled the discontent around himself like a terry robe, letting it soak up the feelings of resentment. He looked down at his watch and then reached for his backpack.
“Would you look at the time?” He exclaimed, a little breathlessly mind you, almost flinching when Lavi gave him knowing wink. “Well, I guess I’ll be on my way. Homework after all!”
Uryuu threw him a look of betrayal as he stood and slung his backpack over his shoulder. He cut a glance towards the tall ginger stalking him and gave Uryuu an amused, ‘Avoid that?’ look.
He chuckled inwardly as he damn near sprinted, intent on getting out the general vicinity. He had time to think about his dilemma, the others had to face theirs personally. He was thinking of the indifference on the tall raven’s part so he was totally unprepared when hot binds cinched around his wrist making him pause in his escape attempt.
“What the hell?” The words totally escaped his control shooting out of his mouth before he could bite them off. Tiny pricks of insidious heat crept up his arms as his eyes tilted upwards meeting swirling black. He knew who it was before his eyes completely registered the face, It was as if his most ernest wish had come true. The keen cheekbones inviting the caress of his fingertips, the wide, full lips tempting his. And then he remembered the sharp tongue he’d been subjected to in class and the blatant ignorance of his presence as he’s sat next to the raven for the first hour and a half of his day. He pulled at his arm, dismayed when he was immediately redirected towards a booth and not the door.
“Let go!” His reply to the raven’s action was automatic. He succeeded in pulling his wrist out of the vice in which it’d been caught, but Kurogane was all ready urging him in the smaller booth, forcing him in with his overwhelming mass.
“Great timing,” The behemoth was saying blithely, ignoring his panicked words. “I need help with my homework.” He looked down and suddenly Fai felt as if he’d been led into the lions den. The dark of Kurogane’s eyes beckoned him to into the deep. They offered a satisfaction he’d never known. Hinted at the lust inherent in every man since the dawn of time. Fai didn’t move, caught like a charmed snake, his blue eyes a little dazed. His body took notice of Kurogane’s clean smell, the musky undertone of sweat and steel bringing him to hard attention. He’d never felt this voluptuary perception. It was different from anything he’d ever felt. It was like falling through a smog filled sky into a clear water lake. He tingled with the feeling.
Kurogane looked away and Fai blew a hard breath through his nose, relieved that he’d been liberated. He doubted the liar needed help. He hadn’t hesitated at all when the professor had announced an icebreaking quiz to judge just where all of them stood in this class. Though Fai finished earlier, Kurogane had also done so shortly after. He looked to the side for his bag. When he looked back in confusion, Kurogane was placing said bag on the table, unzipping it and pulling his book out by the spine. So astonished he could only gape at the tall charmer as he snagged a notebook next and sat it next to the book.
He was no longer thinking about escape as he regained his wits and slapped a hand down over his class materials. “Do you always go around commandeering others’ things?” He snapped, agitated, his earlier indignation forgotten in light of the current circumstances.
“I started my homework before practice,” Kurogane was saying, blithely unaware of his inner turmoil. He turned those haunting eyes back on him and Fai froze again. Kurogane leaned over and flipped the book open. The airflow through his throat struggled as he stopped breathing for a heat filled moment as Kurogane filled his sky, an electric storm that fried all of his circuits. Kurogane swiftly wrote a problem on the notebook paper. “And I was having a little trouble with this problem.”
“Wha?” Fai was struggling to focus on the physical world and the not the one of his desires. He wrenched his eyes from the disturbing vision of Kurogane and looked at the problem he was pointing to. His brain realigned as he spotted it. Without thinking he grabbed a pencil, erasing a line of the formula and redrawing another. “That’s because it goes here,” he breathed. He missed Kurogane’s slight inhale, totally oblivious.
Kurogane enjoyed the sight of Fai engrossed, distracted by a need to help him. He committed the fair line of Fai’s nape to memory, memorized the way fine blond hair brushed along the perfectly sculptured cheek, vowing to come back to that later and memorize them with his lips. And fingers. He planned to monopolize the tantalizingly silky, exotic fragrance so that he was the only one with exclusive access.
He stretched abruptly, keeping his hands out of touching distance as he pondered the choice of taking him right now or waiting until the blond would only do with him. But if he took him now then it would be meaningless and Fai would try and walk away. Try being the key word. Fai’s fate had been sealed he moment he’d spotted him on that campus, surrounded by men and women, his bright, effervescent attitude lighting the circle around him. He’d been stunned by the beauty radiating from him, at how light he was. But just underneath that brilliance, a hint of darkness. That had intrigued him. That shadow. And his laughter hadn’t been forced or desperate. But he seemed miles ahead of the other students. Naruto had been at his side and the two had glowed under the regard of their class men.
And if he waited…..His blonde would eventually come to him. Could he wait? Laughing silently to himself, he remembered Sasuke’s face when he’d seen his reaction to the butterfly.

“See? I told you," Sasuke murmured, laughing under his breath and smiling. “They fucking shine.” He coughed into his fist. “Or maybe I’m just a sucker for a blonde with blue eyes.”
It was one of the rare times that he’d seen Sasuke laugh and it was always because of his animated, blue eyed kitten.
They stood under a short awning partially shadowed, just watching the duo. Sasuke had dragged him here, citing the need to have a road partner. It’d turned out to be a good choice. Hell, he did shine and he was attracted. He glanced at Sasuke and then back to the two. He was surprised that the kitten wasn’t burning, Sasuke’s eyes were so hot on him.
“Well, he certainly is pretty. What are you planning?” He asked. He knew when the raven was up to something.
“Something nice,” Sasuke replied. “We’re all going to get what we want.”

He hadn’t doubted the raven then and it even less now. What he wanted was just at his fingertips, what he’d-
“-move.”
The peeved command startled him from the alternate zone he’d checked into. Fai was looking at him as if he were the first thing to crawl on the earth.
“Could you please move?” He asked again, huffing, blue eyes light in his irritation when Kurogane didn’t move right away. “Your problem is solved and now I have to go do my own. So kindly….MOVE.”
Kurogane was highly amused. It was like a small animal backed into a corner, hissing and scratching, by a predator. So cute. He imagined those eyes fierce as he struggled against his bonds and wrapped in leather. The self made image caused a lick of heat to lick down the length of his cock and he knew he wasn’t going to let his game escape anytime soon.
Kurogane tilted his wrist to get a good look at his watch. “Actually I had a few more that I couldn’t solve.”
Obviously that wasn’t what Fai was expecting because that wary light was back in his eyes. “And that concerns me how?”
He asked the question and his inner fanboy slapped him over the head. Okay so he was going about this whole ‘Get the embodiment of Sexy’ into his bed all wrong, but something about the raven just brought his hackles up. He’d never met anyone like him before. Eyes that seemed to see right through him without even having looked at him at all. One of the few who wasn’t trying to get into his bed within the first five minutes of meeting him.
He eyed him suspiciously and Kurogane gave him a disarming smirk that pulled his mouth up at one corner. “And there is food there. Doing homework on an empty stomach is just torture.”
“Why should we go anywhere when there is food right here?” Fai asked, distracted from his earlier goal.
“Nah, the food’s not the best here.” It was good for hanging out with your boys but certainly not for impressing your future boyfriend.
Fai was truly flabbergasted; thrown out of his perfect loop where he was the coolest animal around. Somehow this overgrown sex on legs had managed to kick his orderly world in to willy nilly status in a matter of three days. The thought made him shrink back. He’d never felt this turmoil before. No one before this had ever made him feel so gauche.
“I don’t need the food, I can feed myself perfectly well,” Fai demurred. He eyed the exit with obvious longing. “I’ll just make-“
His refusal was barely out of his mouth before two hands the size of Texas were pulling him out of the booth. “My car is just outside,” Kurogane went on as if he hadn’t opened his mouth. The exit found them quicker than he would have thought possible and suddenly he was out in the cool, setting sun, being led to a low slung champagne pale Escalade XLR with windows so black it was like looking into hell. The door opened onto a pale interior. He didn’t have time to even admire it before Kurogane was pushing him inside, let alone think about what his friends were thinking as he was basically abducted.

What in the hell was going on?
This guy must be an expert at kidnapping because he didn’t even realize that the little cafe was gone until it was far, far behind them. He was steeped in stupefied silence as the big brute maneuvered the car onto the streets and headed for parts unknown, the upbeat tune of ‘Carry Out’ by Timbaland and Justin Timberlake pumping out of the stereo. Unbalanced and awkward he pressed back against the seat and wondered how Kurogane had managed him so well, quickly and with little fuss.
Number one, I’ll take two number threes
That’s a whole lot of you and side of me
Now is it full of myself to want you full of me?
And if there’s room for desert then I wanna a piece
The words to the slightly raunchy song drifted past his ears as he wondered what the hell he’d done to deserve this. In a small, intimate car with the crush of his dreams with a suggestive song playing in the background. It was as if he were being tempted with the deadly sin of lust. He pressed back in to the seat, squirming as he thought of Kurogane making a meal of him. The skin that stretched over his bones seemed to heat as the minutes went by threatening to melt his synapses. Seeing his discomfort, Kurogane reached over and turned it down.
“So I hear that you are a prodigy, that you were given a choice to skip grades and declined?”
Startled, azure eyes turned in his direction. “I was given the choice but I didn’t want to leave my brother behind.”
Kurogane smiled inwardly at the statement. His blonde was compassionate. A trait he would capitalize on at his discretion. “That was very considerate of you.”
“Not really,” Fai retorted. “I would have left all of my friends behind as well.”
And that would have definitely been a season of loneliness for him. It occurred to him to ask how Kurogane had gotten that particular bit of information but he was so scattered that he didn’t. He pressed his back to the leather seat, shaking his head. How in the hell had he’d gotten into this situation? The answer was obvious. His guard was low when it came to the raven. He found himself speaking before he’d even thought about the words.
“I would have been lonely without my brother or friends.”
He flushed crimson as soon as he said the words, no one having succeeding in getting that confession out of him.
“I know what you mean. I’m an orphan myself, adopted and raised by an heiress of the Hime family. No matter how well she treated me I always felt as if I were alone, though I know that she loves me well.”
Fai almost froze in his shock, his blue eyes flying to Kurogane’s face. Why had he divulged such intimate information? All he could manage was a small ‘oh’ of surprise. Kurogane didn’t turn his head as he glided to a smooth stop in front of brick victorian that he fell in love with instantly. He was riveted as he imagined the rooms, or the kitchen in particular. And from the up kept look of the place, he imagined that it was fabulous. He salivated just thinking of it.
“Nice place,” he said, struggling valiantly to hide his fascination.
Kurogane chuckled and it sent a flare of decadent sensation down his spine. “I like it too. Come in and see it.”
Fai inhaled sharply, his determination resurfacing. He turned to Kurogane, studying him in the dim light. He let the words flow from his mouth unbidden. “I would like to see it. Among other things.” He said it flirtatiously, his old spunk returning.
The corner of Kurogane’s mouth curled up into a smirk and he popped his door open. Fai followed suit, his head tilting as he studied the victorian. He stepped from the car, smiling for the first time that day. He threw a provocative look over his shoulder and met Kurogane’s dark gaze. He experienced a moment where the thrill was a cold tingle in his veins. For a moment of eternity, they stared at each other, the dusk quiet around them. All of his preconceived notions were blown away. For the first time since he’d come of age and realized his sexuality, he wondered what it would be like to give your heart and soul to a person. Without the fear of ridicule and retribution. For the first time he imagined what it would be like to be held and wake up with your partner in the morning and not be afraid. And shit, he realized that he wanted Kurogane more then he’d ever anticipated. He wanted to sleep in the same bed, wake up with him in the morning……Cook breakfast for him. Fuck him before they went to school.
He turned his eyes away abruptly, silently acknowledging to himself that he wanted more than was revealed to the eyes. He drew a deep breath. He wasn’t allowed to have these feelings. He would’t let himself hope. Instead he repeated a mantra inside his head of the guys he’d lain with. The ones he’d slept with and left in fear that it wouldn’t pan out. A lasting relationship wasn’t for him. He would forever repeat the cycle that was handed to him.
And Kurogane was part of that cycle.
“It’s nice,” he murmured, taking the first step forward.
“Thank you,” Kurogane replied, “but I can’t say it was me. Sasuke designed it and made the plans a reality.”
Fai absorbed that for a few seconds, thinking of Naruto’s face as he struggled to understand and accept Sasuke’s rejection. It just made him more adamant about keeping his own relationships to a bare minimum. He wouldn’t give anyone the power to hurt him. To that affect, he masked his confusion as he always did, hips swaying as he sauntered towards the front door, a siren in human skin. The lilting heat of Kurogane’s presence warmed his back and he luxuriated in it, the challenge like nothing he’d ever experienced before. This was no young boy to play with but a young man in the golden youth that led in to manhood; a young lion with the promise of a king. The tantalizing promise of it stirred desire within him. The self doubt sloughed off of him. This was his element.
To tame a lion without getting bit.
Such an interesting dilemma. He relished the difficulty of it.
“It seems like you need a key.” The dark voice drifted past his ear, like the thunder in a storm and he shivered at the power. He wanted that power where it could be most utilized. Inside of him.
Before he could reply, Kurogane reached over him, the curve of his shoulder like an eclipse, his big hand slipping an impossibly small key into a tiny lock. Fai stared, the imagery not lost on him in his present state. He suppressed the tremble that wanted to quake his bones, the smell of Kurogane making him lightheaded. It was hot and clean, with a faint metallic undertone.
The door swung open onto a dark house. Not surprising when all of its occupants were out chasing tail. He stepped forward with Kurogane just behind him. He moved like a big shadow as he paused to flick the lights on. Fai blinked as the surprisingly domestic house was illuminated. He couldn’t cover his astonishment. He’d thought that a building housing seven men would be so…..Tasteful and clean. The teak wood floor of the hallway gleamed, the painting understated. It was classy. Traditional and yet modern at the same time, following through with the promise of the exterior. He fell in love all over again, peeking into a living room that was just as tasteful, black leather couches placed at smart intervals so that everyone would have room.
“This way.”
He jumped in surprise, having forgotten about the huge raven in his perusal. Kurogane’s warm fingers locked with his as he pulled him in the opposite direction.
Into a lovely kitchen that made his mouth water. The only thing that kept him moving was Kurogane’s grip on his hand. His eyes touched on the white granite island that dominated the room, the appliances that complemented it. He was pushed into a tall teakwood chair, still too dazed to protest. Kurogane chuckled. “Don’t move, I’ll be right back.”
“Where are you going?” He croaked, wincing at the subservience in his voice.
Kurogane paused, black eyes meeting blue. “To get my books……Unless you want to do homework in my bedroom?”
He could think of no better place, wait that was so not what he should be thinking. With his train of thought, they’d get no homework done. He swallowed, the sound thick and heavy in his ears. “No here is fine.”
“Hmph.”
It felt like a disaster averted. For a moment he’d thought how good it would be to be chained by Kurogane. To have him as his end all. But that thought led to madness. Hadn’t Uryuu said that it was their tradition to keep pets? But not forever. A road on his path through life. That was what he’d be to Kurogane. And that was how he wanted it. No lingering feelings to plague his dreams, no trailing attachments to make him regret. Yeah, that was just fine for him.
He reached over and pulled books and paper out of his backpack in the effort to keep his mind off wicked, salacious thoughts. He was quickly lost to the problems of his Chemistry books, letting the schoolwork distract him from his wants. The lead of his pencil skimmed over white, textured pulp, recreating formulas in the short time that it took Kurogane to retrieve his books and return to the kitchen. He didn’t even notice the raven’s return too engrossed in the intellectual. That was until Kurogane reached over him to point at a particularly difficult problem. He stiffened as heat washed over his back, the outline of his powerful body just this short of touching, barely keeping his eyes on the finger that touched a problem in the book.
“This is the other one I was having problems with.”
“Oh.” He shifted slightly in his seat as the raven didn’t move away immediately. “Let me see.”
To his further befuddlement, Kurogane still didn’t move away, placing several sheets of paper over his own, dark pencil decorating the white sheets. Fai forced his eyes to stay on the paper no matter how he wanted to turn and throw himself against the behemoth, his desire almost getting the best of him. He studied the written problem with half his brain before pointing to a line of the formula. “Here. It’s just like the last one. It seems that this line of the formula is what you’re having problems with.”
“Hmmm……” Fai stilled as Kurogane’s body encompassed his, face close alongside of his own, his arm a hot brand as he reached around him to erase the line. His other hand braced against the table and he was essentially trapped. All he had to do was turn his head and he could run his lips over the strong jaw down to the lips that tempted him with the scant distance. He quivered at the mere thought of it, his midnight fantasies returning in a rush of wild yearning. His body tightened and hardened at the proximity. And his scent. He almost moaned and stopped it with the bite of his teeth on his lip.
Kurogane’s eyes flicked down in time to see the indiscreet movement as though he’d been expecting it. He was torturing both of them by staying this close but he hadn’t been able to help himself, wanting to get closer. And Fai’s response to his nearness wasn’t helping matters. But he couldn’t bring himself to step back as he enjoyed the outline of Fai’s body eclipsed by his. It was a sweet persecution, one he knew he would regret when he was lying in his bed alone. But he knew that it was too soon to make the move he really wanted, before he reeled his blond in completely. So in payback for the torture he had to endure, he made sure that Fai would endure the same.
“I see,” he murmured, enjoying the way Fai shivered as his warm breath hit his cheek before straightening, yet still not stepping away. “It’s good that you’re my lab partner.”
“Yeah, that’s great.” Fai was sure his sarcasm carried clearly, but at the moment, reminded of the reason why he hesitated on getting the raven into his bed just made him feel like the world was doing him a great injustice.
I’m definitely going to have to find some sort of relief and soon. Before he ended up jumping Kurogane’s bones and having to sit next to him for an entire semester. And he resolved to never end up doing homework at his house again. Of course until it was the right moment. He was definitely looking to the end of the semester. Then he could indulge himself and walk away.
Have his cake and eat it too without missing a step.
But that meant he had to get out of here now or he was going to offer himself like a sacrifice on an altar. “So, if that’s the last one that you had problems with, I’m going home now.”
“Food, remember? You can finish yours while I heat something up.”
“I’m really not hungry.” How could he sit here calmly while Kurogane was puttering around the kitchen like a domestic husband? That was way beyond his acting capabilities. But Kurogane was obviously ignoring him as he walked the refrigerator, his long legs eating up the distance, leaving him to appreciate the view of his ass molded by black sweats. His jaw clenched as he imagined tugging the material down those lean legs and getting his mouth on what he really wanted. He stood abruptly and began blindly stuffing papers into his folder. “Look, I don’t mean to cut this little party short but I really must get home. I have more homework than just math.”
“So you can just do it here.” Kurogane turned, crossing his arms, looking for all the world like an immovable object.
Fai frowned at him. Just what in the hell was the behemoth trying to pull? First with the ignoring act and now suddenly his resolution to keep Fai here in his domain? For the first time since he’d been separated from his group he thought of Uryuu’s words. He strained to remember if he’d ever met Kurogane somewhere before. But really he would definitely remember if he’d run across someone who was totally his ‘type’. Wouldn’t he? So why in the hell was he playing this cat and mouse game with him? To collar him? But he hadn’t shown the least bit of inclination of thinking that way.
He had to get away from here so he could think clearly. Maybe the puzzle piece would fall into place. “I’d rather do it at my-“
The rattle of the knob on the front door interrupted his demur and the sound of Naruto’s voice hit his ears. He felt on moment of relief before Naruto’s words registered.
“You’re too damn pushy Sasuke! I want to spend tonight in my own room.”
“Yeah, but I sleep better with you in my bed,” came Sasuke’s unconcerned reply. “Don’t worry I’ll take you home in the morning.”
“That’s not what I’m wor-“ The blond changed directions suddenly as he caught sight of Fai. “Fai, I thought you went home!”
As always, the blonde brought all the chaos of a tornado with him. It was a welcome distraction this time around, though he colored as Naruto’s eyes landed on Kurogane behind him.
“I’m on my way.”
“We were just going to eat.”
He and Kurogane’s words collided awkwardly. Naruto looked confused, while Sasuke merely looked like he had other things on his mind. Naruto recovered swiftly seeing a solution to his own problem.
“Well then we can walk together-“
“Not a chance.” Sasuke’s hard words cut across that idea as he pulled Naruto from the room despite his strenuous protests.

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