τ h ø ɾ ṉ ṡ . ø ṉ . ṿ ï ø l ï ṉ ṡ {Eter!}

[CrimsonMoon]

Elijah struggles faintly but turns his head away, biting his lip

[CrimsonMoon]

Elijah struggles faintly but turns his head away, biting his lip

[Етеяиiту]

He found his way to his neck and bit down.

[CrimsonMoon]

Elijah cries out but wraps his arms around Viata..

[Етеяиiту]

The venom would cause Elijah to yearn for his body and for him, but it wouldnt do anything else, and adding it on to how he already felt, who knows how this would go

[CrimsonMoon]

He gasps and moans," Viata... Viata....!"

[Етеяиiту]

He kissed him "what do you wish for"

[CrimsonMoon]

Elijah trembles and stares up at him," Please... Just..." He blushes but stares at him

[Етеяиiту]

He grinded his hips into him "tell me what you want!"

[CrimsonMoon]

Elijah had started to pant loudly,"... Please... Please just take me..." He moans

[Етеяиiту]

He smirked "sir, please, tell me exactly what you want me to do"

[CrimsonMoon]

Switch to PM)

[Етеяиiту]

(Can you?)

[Етеяиiту]

He watched him sleep for a few moments before getting up and biting into his finger gently, all the wounds on Elijah's body healing and all the memories disappearing. He sighed and got dressed in the suit, he put on his makeup and took one last look at the violin player.

[CrimsonMoon]

The violinist trembled in his sleep and a tear leaked from his eye...

[Етеяиiту]

He left the house, not a trace he was even there.

[CrimsonMoon]

The next morning Elijah sat up, feeling very empty...."...?"

[Етеяиiту]

He waited outside to buy a ticket, a ticket to the next concert of his.

[CrimsonMoon]

At the next concert Elijah was the only preformer except for a pianist, a solo preformance... As he took center stage, he didnt wait but began immediately, he seemed sad.. Ad he didnt even know why

[Етеяиiту]

He listened, from the same seat he had been in before, same makeup, same suit. But different ideas running through his head. He was sad he had left, sad he left him alone, and he could see, see in the eyes of the man he had fallen for, he could see sadness, but he knew, he knew that Elijah would never remember him, would never again say his name, and never again look at him the way he had two nights ago.