m e m o r i z e d

Someone give me strength to finish this battle.

Isa had grown more confident where sexual things were concerned in his relationship with Lea, but having Lea tell him so bluntly what exactly what he wanted… Well, it was kind of embarrassing, but mostly it was undeniably exciting. They’d been kissing on the couch for a little while, and had started getting handsy with one another, so the mood was already there.

Isa bit down on his bottom lip as he eyed his partner. His cheeks were slightly flushed, but the look in his eyes was one of burgeoning desire.

“Show you who’s in charge, hm?” he murmured as he dug his hands into Lea’s mane of spiky hair, running his fingers gently through them for a moment before he gripped hard around the strands and pulled Lea’s head back a little to expose his neck. He leaned down and pressed his lips to the skin, parting them and biting into flesh hard enough to leave a mark.

He then moved to Lea’s ear to murmur, “Come, we’re going to the bedroom.” He nipped his earlobe before pulling away and getting up from the couch, but he didn’t wait for Lea to get up as well. Instead he simply bent down and lifted Lea up into his arms and carried him towards the bedroom.

    Early on in the relationship, Lea naturally took the lead when it came to sex. Maybe it was the position that seemed most natural to him from someone else’s perspective, but Lea much preferred to be on the bottom. Or rather, he preferred to be at someone else’s disposal. And that someone else was Isa. Though Lea kept quiet about his preference for a while so he could sate Isa’s needs.

    Though now he was getting needy and impatient. Lea wriggled in Isa’s hold as he held him and placed kisses all over him. Though he said it in a playful tone, Lea meant every word that he said. He wanted Isa to be in charge. Lucky for him, it looked like that Isa was going to do exactly that.

Roxas stared at the notebook, specifically how frantically Lea handled it. All he could think to do was give Lea the encouragement and validation he needed. “You don’t need to apologize,” he reassured him. “I’ll just let you know if you do.” A big breath left him before he hugged him. “No one is gonna be mad at you for this. It’s fine. I just want to help. What can we all do?”

    Lea’s memory used to be functional and sound. Now it was just a discombobulated mess where he could barely keep things sorted. It was a full-time job that he usually ended up putting off most days. 

    He took in a deep breath and let it out slowly to calm himself. There was no need to get frustrated when Roxas was clearly worried. His concern made Lea smile and rub his head and hug him back. “Sorry,” he said again, apologizing for apologizing. 

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Isa frowned slightly and gently placed a hand on Lea’s shoulder. “Lea, it’s alright. Don’t beat yourself up over it.” It wasn’t the first time it had happened, after all. 

    Lea’s brows were furrowed as he looked up to Isa and huffed. He then turned away with his head tilted down. “I keep forgetting.” It hurts to say that word. Sometimes it’s out of his own control but he can remedy his memory with his notebooks. But even that didn’t work sometimes.

Unmistakeable concern clouded the boy’s features as he tried to make sense of what was wrong. He was certain he’d answered the question earlier that day, but he felt bad… Clearly, Lea was frustrated with this–it wasn’t fair to him. Roxas’s curiosity was left to wonder the source of it all ever since he first noticed it. He was patient, even if he had to repeat answers just so he could help his friend overcome it if possible.

“Lea… It’s fine. Don’t let it get to you.” 

   “No- no- I don’t make mistakes like this. I didn’t write it down.” Lea huffed, taking a small journal out of his pocket and flipping through it to find a list. He skimmed it quickly and found the question he had asked right next to a checkmark.

“Anything is a breakfast food if you’re brave enough.” He joked with a grin and gladly let himself be led around by the arm. It gave him a break from having to echo locate. Which got tiring after doing it too long in a day. “My second eyes huh? I like that. I look forward to hearing how you paint the world.” He smiled as they walked. “Sometimes I wish I’d been faster about protecting myself back then..when the kid blinded me. I’m usually so good at deflecting magic.”

    “The world might end up looking like a picture drawn by a child in crayon but I guess that’s not all bad,” Lea mused.

Isa’s face lit up even more when he saw Mishka following Lea’s command. “Good girl!” he said, giving her a couple of more scratches behind the ears. Someone had clearly trained her well, and loved her. Made Isa wonder what had happened to her previous owners. 

He glanced up at Lea when he spoke and nodded, finally standing back up. He was very excited to take Mishka home. “Yes, let’s.” 

    “Ready to go home, girl?” Lea smiled down at the pup and picked up her leash. She yipped in response. He opened the door and led the two to the receptionist's desk to fill out the adoption papers. Lea told her they didn’t want to change her name. Then she went on the whole spiel about her vaccines.