all that your love can bring

Plague appreciated how much Void seemed to like the sigil he had crafted with his fiancé in mind. The religion he was taught growing up wasn’t something that he expected Void to understand or put any importance on, but he supposed the Destruction man didn’t need to understand the religion that had brought about the idea of the sigil to know that it meant a lot to him. Even to Plague it no longer held the original significance it was supposed to carry. Now it was his own personal representation of how much Void meant to him, a visual symbol of them both, a family crest of sorts for their new Abraxas-Destruction family. A new name, a perfect bond between them.

Plague grinned in return at Void’s sweet words, his heart fluttering at the kiss they shared. Every single moment he got to steal of this man’s time was perfect in every single way. Maybe their time apart and all the time spent waiting for the day that they would get to be together permanently made him even more grateful for every minute he got with Void now. He still wished he didn’t have to wait, that he could have Void with him every day right this second, but it did make him appreciate even the smallest things differently. ”I’m glad you like it,” he rumbled happily against Void’s lips before he stole another quick kiss and then went to make small marks on the leather where he would attach the swags of fabric later. It was coming together nicely and having Void here was the last thing he needed to have his vision come together.

Once he made all his marks he pulled the fabric away and unclasped the soon to be garment, setting it all aside so that he could lean into Void once more, nuzzling into his neck with a smile. ”I’m glad you came,” he said softly as he tipped his muzzle up to kiss lightly along Void’s jaw while his tail brushed against the back of his man’s thigh. He hesitated for a second before he asked, ”Will you be staying here tonight?”  He prepared himself for Void to say no, to hear that he had to go back, and steeled himself to hide that disappointment. He never wanted to make Void feel guilty and never wanted him to have to chose between him and his family, but he wanted to know where his line should be drawn for his affections before he allowed himself to go too far into that desire that Void endlessly sparked in him.

Plague Abraxas-Destruction