#lee!aiden

Today was a bit different then usual, as the alien and mortal, Kiernan and Aiden, sat on the couch, little pitter patters of rain droplets could be seen against one of the many windows of their shared home. To Aiden, this was a normal, rainy day, however to Kiernan? This was an entirely new experience.

"Sky sad?" Kiernan asked curiously, propping his head to the side in a puppy like fashion, amusing Aiden. "No, Kiernan, this is 'rain', something that happens from time to time." Aiden explained simply, having to puff his cheeks in an attempt to cover a chuckle as Kiernan only raised a brow.

"If not sad, why leaking?" He asked, keeping up that adorable puppy-like head tilt, earning a small chuckle from Aiden, "Rain just does that, when enough heat condenses water into air, it makes little baby clouds, sometimes the rain is gentle, and sometimes-"

A loud crackle of thunder interrupted the explanation, making the alien jolt, darting over towards Aiden in seek for safety. Aiden knew all this was very drastically different from the usually bright, sunny days out, a inch of sympathy making a way across his features.

"It's okay, that's thunder. It's just loud sounds that happen during thunder storms." Aiden said, searching around as he found a blanket, wrapping it around Kiernan securely, yet loosely, and guiding both himself and Kiernan towards the couch. "It won't hurt you, I promise."

After a good half hour of reassuring the alien, another crack of thunder crashed, lightning lighting up the room as a natural flashlight for a split second, causing the alien to reach around Aiden, gripping his sides in seek of comfort. What the alien didn't expect is for a sudden 'squeak' sound to escape the mortal.

"Hurts?" Kiernan asked, going to retract his hands until he felt Aiden grip onto his wrists, keeping his hands there, surprising not only himself yet Aiden aswell.

"No! No, it doesn't, it just, well.." Aiden proceeded to mutter, only increasing the alien's curiosity, the sudden redness tinting his cheeks not helping his situation. "Kiernan not hear. Again?" Kiernan questioned, only growing more and more curious about whatever discovery he was making.

"It tickles! O-Okay?" Aiden practically folded in like a lawn chair as Kiernan, obviously so, didn't understand those words. "Tickles?" He almost, unintentionally, mind you, interrogated, making Aiden only feel incresingly more flushed and warm, much to Kiernan's comfortability.

"..It makes people laugh, is all." Aiden quickly explained, prodding against Kiernan's sides quickly in demonstration, smiling to himself as he watched the otherworldly being jolt and wriggle around, covering the blanket over the spot. "Kiernan try?" He asked with innocence, how could Aiden possibly say no?

"..Fine, you can give it a go." He sighed, the things around him a quick blur as Kiernan immediately made Aiden lay down on the lounge, surprising the mortal completely. Before Aiden could piece together what happened next, he jolted, feeling curious hands rest against his middle set of ribs, swearing he could see the otherworldly being smirk just a tad.

"Not start yet." The alien said in broken english, making Aiden nearly curl in on himself, "I-I know-" ",Aiden red."

Those words? Those two words made Aiden realize just how warm and fuzzy he was feeling. Even though Kiernan didn't start, his eyes were clenched shut, arms forcefully keeping themselves propped up, his face twisting and turning into a goofy, wide grin, cheeks and nose dusted red.

He was snapped back to reality once he felt more daring fingers rub against the bones of his middle set of ribs, making Aiden jump like he put a fork in an electrical outlet, nearly bucking Kiernan off in the process. The green haired adjusted himself, sitting down beside the gray haired incase he were to be potentially thrown off. Smart move.

Kiernan proceeded cautiously, his thinking critical as he watched Aiden's every reaction. The way he inhaled sharply when he scratched his sides, to when he full on barked out like a hyena when he drilled into the divets of his hips. Each reaction Kiernan absolutely took in with pride, smiling alongside Aiden kindly, yet to the other it was more teasing than anything comforting.

A sudden shrill scream caught both off guard, watching as Kiernan paused his hands, Aiden covering his mouth and half of his face with his sleeves, complete horror filling him.

"Legs, tickle?" Kiernan observed, before moving himself to sit atop Aiden's ankles, making the other unable to pull or kick away.

Being absolutely mortified at this new situation and sensitivity, Aiden tried to sit up, giddy panic filling him.

"Kiki, come on! We can do something else fun! How about I teach you how to play Uno? Or some video games, you were always curious about thaHAHAT! SWEHEHEET HELL, HAHAVE MERCY!"

Aiden's body felt like electricity, his nerves alight as he felt every sensation absolutely knock his breathe away. Kiernan, despite being inexperienced, hit the mother load. The way he squeezed atop the gray's knees, rub against the pits of his hind knees, to full on massaging the other's thighs with quick precision. Kiernan quickly looked up, his eyes practically glowing with joy, watching as Aiden sat up, trying to reach for Kiernan's daring hands, only to flop back down and arch his back to no avail, each scribble and squeeze just another light switch being turned on. The green haired focused on his facial expressions, the way his brows creased upwards, his usually messy hair only looking more messier, and the wide, absolutely joyful smile practically glued to his face. He heard each howling cackle light up the room, making them both forget what was happening earlier ago.

"I-I GIVE! Kiernahahahan!" Aiden practically squeezed out, feeling slightly hoarse. Noticing he reached his limits, the other stopped all his torment, shifting off his ankles and moving up, hoving above Aiden's face, only for it to be covered by his sleeves.

"Kiernan do good?" Asked the alien with unbridled glee, eyes sparkling in delight at making the other smile. After a few moments, Aiden muttered out. "Y-Yeah, you did great." He praised, watching as the green haired practically preened at the compliment like a prize winning show pony, making him roll his eyes sarcastically.

Aiden then looked at the window, noticing how bright it was now, being a little damp from the earlier storm, "Seems the storm passed by for now." He said, looking as Kiernan watched how the remaining droplets on the window pane squiggle down with uncharacteristic interest, making Aiden laugh.

"Kiernan tickle aga-"

"No, infact," Aiden spoke, walking over to the otherworldly being, catching him off guard as he picked him up, arms stuck to his sides, before the alien burst into gentle giggles, fingers prodding and vibrating against his slender sides. ", I think it's my turn."