Jupiter had doubted Evan’s feelings, if only for the fact that he had been incredibly insecure, after having been rejected by a woman he had loved in a lifetime too short ( and for good reason, he assumes now ). Now, he is able to trace a finger along the line of Evan’s jaw, finding himself counting the seconds they had shared a breath, and felt their hearts burning in the same ribcage.
There is no hesitation now, only the soft laughter that follows their kisses, as well as the smouldered gasp that escapes his parted lips. Evan tastes of summer and heat, and Jupiter feels himself igniting underneath his colder skin. Jupiter would not be afraid of showing such immense adoration for a man he loves now and he will love even more in the future.
After Evan kisses him once more, soft and short and unbelievably beautiful, Jupiter’s hands transfers from the collar of his shirt to gently surround the shape of his neck. Leaning forward, he places an open-mouthed touch at the center of his throat. “I think,” he whispers, “I’ve fallen impossibly hard for you.”
“Now that sounds like somethin’ from a movie, Ju.” The musician teases, and yet he’s still unable to wipe the smile from his face, cheeks burning from a mix of both pure joy, and mild embarrassment at the fact that the touches and kisses he was indulging in was an entirely new experience.
His first and only other relationship -- if you could even call it that -- prior to Jupiter had been completely void of any true emotion. One-sided and lifeless, even simple hand holding was exceptionally rare. But the man standing before him -- his boyfriend (Evan’s heart skipped a few beats at the thought) was much more generous with his affections, and Evan was already addicted.
Head tilting back ever so slightly to welcome each little touch given, a contented, breathy sigh escaped him. Arms still wrapped comfortably around Jupiter’s waist, the corners of his lips curve upwards as he gently rests his forehead against the other’s once more, seeking out as much intimacy as he could get.
“But, it doesn’t mean the feeling isn’t mutual...”










