#gabriel fluff

“Wow,” a voice cuts in, bright and completely uninvited. “This is bleak. Like, aggressively bleak.”

You don’t look up. “Go away, Gabriel.”

“Can’t. Contractually obligated to annoy you.”

A pause. Then, a soft pop.

You glance up despite yourself. Gabriel stands in the middle of the room wearing… a clown nose. You blink. “…no.”

“Yes.”

“No.”

He crosses his eyes, honks the nose once for emphasis, then spreads his arms like he’s unveiling something spectacular. “Comedy.”

You stare at him, unimpressed. “I’m going to make that disappear.”

“Rude. This is vintage.”

“You summoned it.”

“Details.”

You huff softly, the sound weak but there, and drop your gaze again. The weight doesn’t lift. Not really. It just shifts, making room for him in the edges of it.

Gabriel watches you for a second, quieter now, something more careful slipping into the space between his usual chaos. Then—another snap.

The room fills with balloons.

Not normal ones. These have little drawn-on faces, some smiling, some frowning, one that looks suspiciously judgmental. They drift lazily around you, bumping gently into your shoulders, your arms, your head.

You try to ignore them.

One taps your cheek.

You swat it away.

It floats right back.

“…seriously?” you mutter.

“It likes you,” Gabriel says helpfully, crouching in front of you now, elbows on his knees, matching your position. “You’ve been chosen.”

You drag a hand down your face. “I hate it here.”

“Lies. You love it here.” He tilts his head, studying you, the humor still there but softer now, less loud. “C’mon. Give me something. A smirk? Mild amusement? I’ll take a nose exhale at this point.”

You press your lips together, fighting it.

A balloon bumps your forehead.

You lose.

It’s not a full laugh. Not even close. Just a small, unwilling breath that escapes you, a crack in the weight you’ve been carrying.

Gabriel lights up like it’s the funniest thing he’s ever seen. “There it is. Knew you had it in you.”

“Don’t get used to it,” you mumble, but there’s no real bite behind it.

“Too late.” He shifts closer, nudging your knee lightly with his. “I’m building a whole routine around that reaction. Gonna take this show on the road.”

You shake your head, but your shoulders have loosened, just a little.

The silence isn’t gone. But it’s not as sharp anymore.

Gabriel leans in slightly, voice dropping, softer than you expect. “Hey.”

You glance at him.

He doesn’t make a joke this time. “Whatever’s got you feeling like this,” he says, quieter, more real, “you don’t have to sit in it alone.”

Something in your chest tightens, then eases, just enough to breathe again.

You nod once.

A balloon bumps into Gabriel’s face.

He glares at it. “I’m having a moment.”

You snort. And this time, it comes a little easier.

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Gabriel was instantly drawn to you. He tried, tried so hard to avoid it, for your own safety. If the wrong people found out he had a soft spot for you, that’d make you a target. But you’d stuck to him like glue. Neither of you could deny it. It didn’t matter what the Winchesters or anybody thought; he was your archangel. You were his person.

Now here you were, on top of him, peppering kisses along his jawline, fingers weaving their way through his soft, golden feathers. His hands gripped the bedsheets, and he let out a long, husky sigh. You circled your hips against his, grinding against him, earning a low groan.

“Sugar, please.” Gabriel whined, pushing his hips up at yours, desperate for any friction.

You weren’t about to give in yet, wanting to see how far he’d unravel. Sitting up, you looked over him, your eyes meeting his. His eyes were dark and wild with lust, staring into yours with need. The messy sight of him beneath you was almost enough to send you over the edge; almost. His hair was disheveled, breathing uneven.

He had no idea he was capable of wanting something so badly. You leaned back down over him, kissing below his ear, gently sucking the skin before moving to his mouth. He leaned up, meeting your lips with his own. You could almost taste the desire on him. His tongue made its way into your mouth, clashing with yours. When you came up for breath, you moved back down to his collarbone, kissing and leaving a line across him.

You moved your fingers further up toward the base of his wings, weaving through feathers and massaging deep into the muscle, earning a whimper from him. Now that was driving him crazy. Gabriel didn’t show his wings to anyone, apart from casting shadows, which was more a display of power. You were the first person to see them in all of their glory, which was probably the deepest form of trust he could ever give.

And here you were, using them to your advantage. Each movement across his feathers sent pleasure coursing through his very essence. He groaned as you hit a particularly sensitive spot, his grace stirring within him. Your name rolled from his tongue as if it were something from the gospel. It was almost too much. The room felt too hot, despite the fact that he was supposed to be unbothered by temperature. He wanted, no, needed more.

Part of him wanted to flip you over and fuck you right into the mattress until you couldn’t even think. On the other hand, he wanted to melt right there. He could die happily right then and there, with you on top of him, giving him your full, undivided attention.

Sex was not something archangels needed. God’s creatures and lust just didn’t mix. Sure, it was a decent outlet to blow off steam, but for the longest time Gabriel never even pursued it. When he did, it was just that; to blow off steam on some pornstar. It was never something he needed.

But at this moment, he couldn’t think about anything else. He needed you more than anything, as if it were a basic survival need; and in his state of mind, it might actually be. For the first time in centuries- perhaps ever, his mind was blank with pure, unfiltered lust.

“Y/N, I need you. Please.” Gabriel begged.

Nothing else mattered but you in that moment. His hands moved to your hips with a grip that, in any other circumstance, would hurt. You knew you’d be waking up the next morning with fingertip bruises. He had never wanted anything more in his entire life. You sat up, moving your hands down to his pants, finding his hard cock pressed against the fabric.

“Is that all for me, Gabe?” There was an edge of humor in your tone. It wasn’t very often you found yourself in this position. It was almost a humbling thought, that one of the world’s most powerful forces was a whimpering mess beneath you.

He pulled you back down on top of him. “Sugar, all of me is for you,” And there was not a single doubt about that.

Gabriel sat up, keeping you in his lap. His patience was gone, and he could barely even think straight. He didn’t have to put any thought into it, and just like that, and his pants, along with your own clothes were gone, leaving nothing to separate the two of you. He was quick to work, lifting his hand up to grab your breasts, massaging and thumbing over your sensitive nipples. He placed deep kisses at your neck, his molten hot cock between your thighs begging for friction.

He flipped you over, so that he towered over you. He spent the next few moments with his full attention on you, kissing every sensitive spot on your neck. Each little sound you made fueled him on.

“Gabriel..” You whined. Every ounce of you wanted him, more than anything.

“Oh, now you want more? Hm?” He replied, bringing two fingers down your your folds, rubbing back and forth. You were soaked. It was his turn to tease you now, and he wasn’t planning on giving in easily. He returned to your breasts, leaving soft kisses all over.

His fingers circled your clit, his touch light as a feather. You bucked your hips towards him, desperate for more. He groaned at your need, kissing and sucking at your neck, and at the same time, slipped two fingers into you. You tossed your head back, an embarrassingly loud moan filling the air. If this was the reaction two fingers got, you were in for a long night.

“You’re so good for me, sugar.” He smirked, curling his fingers to hit just the right spot. You cried out, the pleasure coursed through your body. He repeated the motion, slipping in and out of you, his thumb occasionally rubbing at your clit.

You reached up to grab something- anything, and your fingers met with his wings again. You gripped the feathers, pulling softly and he emitted a nearly inhuman sound. He’s starting to feel possessive, and it’s both scary and invigorating. His grace stirs deep within him, more than it has in a very long time.

Gabriel’s breath is shaky, and you aren’t sure you’ve ever heard him like this. When it comes to his wings, this is intimacy beyond the regular sex you have. In this moment, you’re touching him; his actual self, not just his vessel. That’s a rather profound realization. His fingers pushed deeper into her, curling again at just the right spot.

“Oh- Fuck, Gabriel..” You murmur, and he cups your jaw with his other hand, his mouth covering yours as he takes his fingers out of you. He stroked his cock, coating it with your juices. He guided himself to just the right place, leaving it right at your entrance. Your fingertips dug into the muscle of his wings, and electricity crackled through the air as he moaned your name. He rubbed his cock against your clit.

Gabriel bucked his hips forward with one swift motion, his hot cock filling you completely. You gasped at the intrusion, and his breathing hitched. For a moment there was silence between the two of you. You wiggled your hips, adjusting to him.

“You okay, sugar?” He murmured, beginning at a slow pace. There were no words, your mind blank with pleasure. You could only moan his name, bucking your hips up to push him in deeper. You could only hope he got the point.

And that he did, he planted his mouth onto yours, withdrawing his cock completely. His tongue danced with yours, and he thrust back into you, filling you to the brim once more. This time, he wasted no time. He set a hard, fast pace, fucking you damn near senseless. The room filled with the sounds of his groans, your moans, and skin on skin.

You moved your hands further up the base of his wings, massaging between the feathers, earning a whine at your touch. Gabriel couldn’t stand it. His grace whorled deep inside of him, and for once, he knew he wouldn’t last long. He reached down between the two of you, thumbing at your clit. You practically melted at the extra touch, pleasure coursing through your body in waves.

You recognized a familiar buildup deep within your core; you were close, and Gabriel knew it as well. He knew by the way you gripped his feathers, by the way your moans grew breathy, the way your hips bucked up at him.

“I’ve got you, sugar,” He coaxed. He was almost there too. The pressure built up, more and more, until you couldn’t bear it anymore. You cried out, clinging to him as your orgasm rocked your body, bucking your hips up at him. He following you quickly, his cock twitched, and he gave a couple more hard thrusts.

Gabriel cried out your name, followed by words in a language you’d never heard. Hot spurts of cum coated your insides, and he groaned, pressing his forehead against your chest.

The two of you lay there panting, and you relaxed into the bed, letting out a deep sigh. Gabriel rolled over to the side, pulling you into his arms. He stared down at you with dark, honey gold eyes, analyzing your movements.

“You okay, Y/N?” He murmured, pressing soft kisses to your forehead. You looked up to him, nothing but love in your expression, and nodded. You met his lips with your own, kissing him slowly.

“I love you, Gabe.” You whispered back at him. He didn’t respond, but he didn’t have to. There was no question to how he felt about you, and he had just cemented that fact. You could die happy in that moment, and he was in the same boat.

The bunker was too quiet when you slipped back in. That should have been your first warning. You eased the door shut behind you, boots quiet on the concrete floor, hoping—maybe foolishly—that you could reach your room before anyone noticed. Your heart still pounded from the hunt, the close call, and the reckless choice you’d made. The skinwalker’s tracks had led you too close to the river, and doubling back over broken ground with its shriek in your ears was nothing you wanted to relive.

“Wow,” a familiar voice drawled from somewhere behind you, “you’d think after all this time, you’d at least try to be subtle.” You froze. Slowly, you turned and saw Gabriel leaning against the wall, arms crossed, eyes sharp enough to make your stomach drop. There was a brief, silent flash of memory—the time you’d knocked over the entire shelf of gear, right under his nose, three years ago. Back then, he’d just laughed and tossed you a broom. He wasn’t holding candy now, and there was no smirk on his lips. Instead, his face was tight and controlled, making it clear how much trouble you were in. “Gabriel, I-” “Don’t.” His voice cut through yours, firm but not loud. Somehow, that made it worse. “Don’t start with excuses. I already know what you did.” You swallowed. “It worked, didn’t it?” He pushed himself off the wall in one smooth motion, stepping closer. “That’s not the point.” “It saved people-” “It nearly got you killed.” The words snapped through the air, and you flinched despite yourself.

Gabriel stopped right in front of you, close enough that you could see the worry behind the frustration in his eyes. That was what twisted something in your chest. This wasn’t just anger. It was fear, hidden under irritation and sarcasm. For the first time since you came back into the bunker, your confidence wavered. You felt exposed—suddenly aware of how your recklessness put more than just yourself at risk, of how deeply Gabriel cared whether you walked through that door again.

A memory flickered through your mind, sharp and unwelcome. The echo of cold wind against your skin as you waited, years ago, flashlight flickering low and rescue that never came. The hollow crackle of static where there should have been a voice. There had only ever been you, doing what needed to be done, teeth chattering, counting the seconds until morning. Somewhere deep inside, you still carried the shape of that night: the lesson carved in silence that no one was coming unless you were the one to make it out. It was easier to act than to ask, safer to rely on instinct and grit rather than hope for backup that might not arrive at all. Forcing yourself back to the present, your bravado melted away as guilt crept in, mingling with a sharp uncertainty you tried not to show. The realisation stung: your actions didn’t only endanger you, but left someone else behind, worrying until you returned.

“You went in alone,” he continued, voice lower now but no less intense. “No backup. No plan beyond ‘hope for the best.’ What exactly were you thinking?” “I didn’t have time to call anyone,” you muttered, crossing your arms defensively. “If I’d waited, it would’ve been too late.” “And if you’d been wrong?” he shot back. “If you hadn’t made it out?” You didn’t answer. Because you didn’t have one. Gabriel let out a sharp breath and dragged a hand down his face. For a moment, he looked older, tired not from age but from caring too much. “You scare me when you do that,” he said quietly. That hit harder than the anger. “I can take care of myself,” you insisted, though your voice lacked its earlier conviction. “I know you can,” he replied immediately. “That’s not the issue. The issue is that you think you have to do everything alone.”

There was a beat of silence, and something flickered in Gabriel’s eyes, as if he wanted to say more. You knew what he was thinking. No one had ever come when you called before, not when it really mattered. Old habits, hard to unlearn. The air between you held a raw vulnerability; this moment was as much about trust as it was about reprimand. Agreeing to his terms felt exposing, but it also meant letting someone in, even just a little. Silence stretched between you. Then his expression changed again. It was less sharp now, but just as serious. “And since talking doesn’t seem to get through to you…” Your eyes widened slightly. “Gabriel-” “Over my knee. Now.” You blinked. “You’re kidding.” “Do I look like I’m kidding?” No. He really didn’t. Heat rushed to your face. “I am not a child!” “Then stop acting like one when it comes to your safety,” he said evenly. “Now. Or I can make this more embarrassing.” You hesitated, weighing your options, but one look at him told you he wasn’t bluffing. With a frustrated huff, you stepped closer. “This is ridiculous,” you muttered. “Yeah, yeah, I’ve heard it all before.”

Before you could argue more, he guided you firmly and settled you across his lap. Heat rushed up your neck at the humiliation, and you hid your face in your arms, groaning as a fierce blend of shame and resentment welled up in your chest. You wanted to protest, to push him away, but the truth was your body had gone rigid, flooded instead by a flicker of relief that someone was finally insisting you stop running headlong into danger.  "Gabriel..." "This is for scaring me half to death," he said, his tone still controlled but carrying that unmistakable edge of emotion. The first smack landed. It was firm, not playful, but not cruel either. It startled you more than anything, prickling embarrassment mingling with a stronger, sharper pang beneath your skin. You jerked slightly. "Ow-!" "And this," smack, "is for going off alone." "Okay, okay-!" "And this," smack, "is for thinking you don’t matter enough to come back in one piece."

That one made you go still. The sting faded quickly, replaced by something heavier. It settled in your chest and made it hard to breathe past the sudden tightness in your throat. For a strange second, you felt exposed, raw with something like guilt and the bitter comfort of being cared about too much. For a moment, neither of you moved.

Then, more gently, he helped you sit up. You avoided his gaze at first, rubbing your arm awkwardly, but he didn’t let you hide for long. “Hey.” His voice was softer now. “Look at me.” Reluctantly, you did. The anger was gone. What was left was concern, steady and painfully sincere. “You don’t get to throw yourself into danger like you’re disposable,” he said quietly. “You hear me?” You swallowed, nodding. “Say it.” “I hear you,” you murmured. He studied you for a second longer, as if making sure the message had actually landed. Then, finally, his expression eased, and he pulled you into a quick, tight hug. “You drive me insane, you know that?” he muttered. Despite everything, a small smile tugged at your lips. “You love me anyway.” “Yeah,” he sighed, ruffling your hair. “Unfortunately for me.”

There wasn’t a direct reason as to why you had been spiraling into the pit of loneliness at the moment. Perhaps it was the way that one lady looked at you when taking out the trash. Or the comment you received at work earlier that day. There were never any clear reasons, but the more you thought about it, the more it hurt.

So there you were curled up on the couch, wool blanket pulled up over your head and knees pressed to your chest. Hopefully the world couldn’t hear the awful sobbing you’d been doing for the last hour or so.

Gabriel hadn’t really seen the need to use your front door. Feeling he could just pop into the house at random, you’d never complained. However, when he appeared in the bedroom there was no sign of you. “Sweetheart?” He called out for you with one of the many affectionate nicknames he had been so kind to give you. Though there was no response. Huh, okay. That was odd. Gabriel sets down the little bag of goodies onto the desk and exits the bedroom.

You had been so focused on crying, that you hadn’t heart the soft scuff of boots across the floor. “Angel? Are you here?” You did hear that. There was no mistaking that voice. It was almost instantly recognizable. Oh no. There was no way that you could let Gabriel see you like this. Crushed by the weight of the world’s opinion and loneliness, despite having someone who loved you dearly.

It was hard.

Although as Gabriel made his way into the living-room a quiet, but obvious sniffle caught his attention. He stills, turning his head in the direction of the sound. His heart broke a little at the sight. You were curled up beneath a blanket and you had been crying, if the little sad sniffle had told him anything. Gabriel slowly walks over, careful to not make to much noise as to frighten you. When he does reach the couch, he crouches down to be level with the cushions. With a careful and steady hand he reaches out for the corner of the blanket before lifting it slightly.

A small bit of light floods in between the space you created with the blanket and your couch cushions. Most of it was blocked by the handsome face of your boyfriend, presenting a warm smile, still maintaining a softness to it all. “Hiya, sweetheart.” He gives a slight tilt of his head, “What’s wrong?” Gabriel looks over your face, the red cheeks, puffy eyes, and pink nose were all clear signs that you’d be crying. It had hurt him to see you in such a state.

“Just been.. having one of my lonely days. It’s not you, people have just been saying things, and-and it makes me think that one day you will leave and that-“

“Hey. Hey.” His voice is soft, caring and gentle, “There’s no way I am leaving you, ever. Okay, so let’s get that out there.” He peels back the blanket more, setting the corner just on your shoulder. “Nothing could take me away, angel.”

“But-“

“Nothing.” He reassures you. Gabriel helps you sit up, careful to still keep the blanket wrapped around your shoulders. “I stopped and got some of your favorite snacks. I also picked up a movie Castiel recommended. He said it was romantic, but I have never seen it.” Gabriel shrugs.

“What’s it called?” You ask, wiping away the rest of the wetness from your cheeks.

“The Princess Bride.” He answers, giving a twirl of his hand and producing the very movie case before your eyes. You reach out to take it from him and smile, which he takes as a good sign.

“I love this movie.” You tell Gabriel with a slow forming smile.

“Well good. Because, I for one am excited. I mean, bad guys, good guys, and maybe pirates.” He waggles his eyebrows at you and a giggle escapes you. Gabriel was the only thing that made you feel not so lonely. He would always be there with a joke or two to tell. Not to mention a whole entire spread of sweets and comfort.

Gabriel wasn’t going to let this world take your light, your happiness. Not while he was around.

So the two of you sat, watching the movie together, giggling when Gabriel got to into certain parts and others when he would repeat the lines to you. It was beautiful. He was amazing.

You wouldn’t have it any other way.

The two of you would probably meet at whatever inpatient facility he gets sent to after the incident with Alice. You could be in there for anything, but ideally, you’d be making progress in line with his and your expected discharge dates would be close. 

You’d probably bond in the little smoking area in the courtyard at the center of the building, getting to know eachother throughout your time there

Generally, it is pretty frowned upon to be romantically involved in this setting, but I think the two of you would be careful, not wanting to fuck eachother up. You probably wouldn’t even touch while you’re in there. Maybe even for months after getting out. 

You’d encourage eachother to get better, memorizing the other's treatment and med schedules, noting their triggers, and being hyperaware of what you’re doing whenever you’re together. 

If you got out around the same time, you’d help eachother stay on track. His family would probably hover for months after he got out considering what had happened last time, but they’d see that the two of you are good for eachother and that his mood is always better after meeting you at his favourite diner and texting you on the little flip phone they’d gotten him instead of letting him have a smartphone. 

Every day, you’d text him when you took your meds, and he’d do the same. You’d probably talk on the phone a lot until his family relaxes a little and lets him hang out at your apartment with you. It would be scheduled visits, not too frequent at first, so you could both focus on your respective treatment plans. 

I feel like his family would be afraid of him getting obsessive about seeing you and maybe you’re a little afraid of letting yourself get too wrapped up on him too, so you stick to a strict schedule.

You’d both be so well-versed in what it felt like to slip that you’d be able to recognize the warning signs in one another and get ahead of any episodes.

Once you both felt stable and like you’d gotten into a good routine, you’d explore the more romantic side of your relationship, testing the waters with hand holding and gradually sitting closer and closer every time you saw eachother until you were cuddled up under a pile of blankets on your weekly movie nights. 

Communication would be so, so important for both of you, both with eachother and your therapists. It would be a balancing act between not catching eachother off guard, but also trying not to plan out dates or your first kiss in great detail. You’d both still want natural progression for your relationship and to allow yourselves something that isn’t penciled into a rigid schedule.  

Your first kiss would probably happen somewhere familiar, like the diner. I think you’d always sit next to eachother instead of across from one another, eventually so close that your legs were always touching. You’d be muttering amongst yourselves, huddled up with half-eaten plates in front of you, and you’d both pause, realizing how close your faces were. It would be such a soft kiss. So tender and loving that it took your breath away. You’d both pull away with pink cheeks and go back in for another. 

Gabriel would need a lot of reassurance to feel secure. You’d be sure to tell him every time he comes over that you’re so glad he’s there and that you’d missed him while you’d been apart. 

I think that the first time Gabriel sleeps over at your apartment, it would be unplanned. You’d probably fall asleep watching TV, wrapped around one another, breathing softly, and sleeping peacefully. You’d probably be woken up by his phone ringing and his mom asking if he was alright, but it would be okay. He’d tell her he was still at your place, and you’d whisper that he could stay the night if he wanted. He would. Of course, he would. 

You’d move into your bedroom and make yourselves comfortable, cuddled up under your sheets, and you’d probably both get the best sleep of your lives. 

Sleepovers would be added to the schedule, then weekends, until he’s almost always there and has a drawer full of clothes in your dresser. 

I think he’d love cooking with you and that you’d always be hanging off of eachother, laughing and chatting about any and everything. 

The two of you would be nearly inseparable, to the point where you both need designated alone time so that you don’t derail either of your progress by becoming codependent. 

You could have a perfectly healthy relationship where you both support one another and grow as people, together.

And today was no different as when you woke, your eyes fluttering sleepily open at the sound of rowdy neighbours in the motel room beside yours, you were quick to feel the cold seep into your body. Right down to your bones in a way that had you shaking almost immediately and it was as though someone had you on vibrate.

Normally you’d just pull the covers back up and nestle into the bed until you felt a smidge of warmth beneath your skin. But this morning you really, really needed to pee, therefore you couldn’t wait any longer otherwise you’d burst. So you were left with no other choice but to suck it up, and face the cold of the room.

Before you did that though, you glanced to your side, the early morning sun that crept through the thin curtains casting perfectly over Gabriel’s sleeping face, making you smile softly as you still couldn’t seem to wrap your head around the fact that you were dating an archangel.

If someone had told you back when you first met him, when he was making people believe they were being abducted by aliens and having alligators roam about the sewers, that you’d be here with him now you’d have laughed in their face.

Yet here you were, nestled beside one of God’s first born angels in bed after a night of… Fun. And honestly? If you could go back and do it all over again, you wouldn’t change a thing as there wasn’t anywhere else you’d rather be than right here next to him.

Well actually, there was one place you’d rather be right now and that was the bathroom. You may have stared dreamily towards Gabriel a little too long and now you were on the verge of being unable to control your bladder anymore. You swung your legs out of bed, wincing at the sudden coldness that cascaded over you, erupting your skin in fierce goosebumps that could be seen from a mile away, they were that prominent.

Your feet hit the linoleum floor with a soft thud, sending a chill straight up your legs as they carried you around the bed. You grabbed the first article of clothing you could find on your way across the room, of which most of your clothes had been scattered about last night in yours and Gabriel’s vigorous attempts at speeding things along as it had been a while since you last saw each other.

It didn’t click in your head that you’d picked up Gabriel’s shirt. The dark red button down that the angel favoured so much, which was evident by how often he wore that same outfit as he never had any reason to change. He didn’t sweat, not like humans did. He was able to clean them up with a click of his fingers should they get bloody or dirty, therefore he could wear the same clothes for a lifetime and never once need to change them.

And you were totally not jealous of that at all. (You were.)

But anyway, you didn’t seem to realise that you were wearing it, not until you left the bathroom, feeling much better, and spotted him sitting upright against the headboard, his arms folded over his chest and a rather cheeky grin on his face.

“Look at you…” Gabriel exhaled, trailing his eyes up and down the length of your body, drinking in the sight of you hidden away beneath his shirt. “If I didn’t know any better, I’d say you were purposely trying to turn me on.”

“What are you talking about?” You chuckled, hurrying towards the bed again as even though your top half was covered, your legs were still bare and you always did get incredibly cold feet.

“You’re wearing my shirt.” Gabriel pointed out, watching with amusement as you slowed down on your travels across the room and glanced down at yourself.

He could see that smile itching to rise on your slowly blushing face. The way your hand landed on your stomach telling him it was fluttering beneath the fabric of his shirt and it was only then you both came to realise that even after the years you’d been seeing each other, you’d never once worn an article of his clothing.

“I was cold.” You said shyly, dipping your face to hide it from him.

You didn’t know why it felt so… embarrassing to be caught wearing his shirt given the things you both did together, but perhaps it was because it was seen as a more romantic thing than inherently sexual is what made you a tiny bit nervous as to his reaction.

“There’s no need to be shy, hotstuff.” Gabriel said playfully, cocking his head a little to motion for you to come towards him. “Not when you look far better wearing it than I ever could.”

He held out his hand the closer you got to him, pulling you onto his lap the second your fingers brushed and the moment you landed on him he could feel the goosebumps on your legs as they straddled him. His hands were quick to delve beneath the material, holding you close to him and allowing his own body heat to help warm you as he kissed you.

“Mhm, you like seeing me in your clothes, don’t you?” You teased, your shyness gone instantly as your arms slinked around his neck, fingers threading through his hair. “In nothing but your clothes.”

“You’re damn right I do, baby.” Gabriel whispered, the hotness of his breath puffing out over your lips before he took them in his again, kissing you with enough heat that it was like your entire body went up in flames. “It’s almost better than seeing you without any clothes at all.”

He kissed you once again, his hand trailing its way up your back, his fingers ghosting over the bumps of your spine in a way that had you shiver beneath his touch. Your own hand slipped from his hair, dropping between your bodies as you slowly began to pop open each button, something Gabriel was well aware of given how his lips rose beneath yours as he couldn’t help but smile.

It’s safe to say that what happened after that final button popped open, the way your bodies pressed tightly together; each brush of his lips and graze of his hands over every inch of your skin, was enough to make you forget all about the cold. And enough to make you want to wear his clothes forever as after that, you were pretty sure you’d never feel anything but hot ever again.

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