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Title: Wired
Characters/Pairing: Ianto/Lisa, Jack
Rating: R
Length: 677
Summary: Lisa is Ianto's girlfriend, encased in metal or not.
Notes: set pre-series

Harkness crossed the main floor of the Hub. His soles squeaked on the metal walkway. "Well-"

Ianto glanced at Harkness' boots, froze in mid-movement. Suzie cleared her throat, and he looked up at her. He swallowed, tried to say something, but she stared him down, so he kept his mouth shut and continued to sort the papers into folders.

"That time of the year, is it?" Owen leaned back in his chair, hands behind his head. The chair creaked with every shift of his weight, springs cranky.

"Snowdon is calling," Harkness replied.

"Yeah, it's screaming 'get away from me, Harkness, oh no, not you again'." Owen rolled his eyes and turned back to his workstation with a long screech of metal on metal.

Ianto's cock hardened.

He would watch her at night when she was asleep, balls and cock pressed to cold metal, just warming it with his own heat. He'd walk in, and she'd already have her eyes closed, painkillers dripping into her and shutting down her system.

He missed her.

Harkness took the steps to the main area at an easy jog. He stood, surveyed them, and Ianto watched from the corner of his eyes when he came closer, stood right beside him. Suzie glanced over, then turned back to her computer screen.

"Do you enjoy the work here then?" Harkness asked. He fingered one of the folders, looked at it, then dropped it back on the desk. "Fancy a trip up Snowdon?"

"Snowdon?"

Owen got up, metal springs screamed with the bounce, and Ianto pressed his crotch against the edge of the table, hidden from view by the sheets of paper in his hand. Arousal caught in his stomach, muscles in his thighs tense, and the edge of the desk didn't yield.

Harkness raised an eyebrow at him.

She'd shift, a screech of metal and metal, and all it meant was that she was still alive and still there. Hand between her legs, he'd push his cock against one of the metal plates, then she'd open her eyes and gasp. His fingers would slip into her. She didn't get wet anymore, not for him or anything, so it'd be his precome that would ease the way for a moment of heat, but even inside wires would grip him, and reality brought the fantasy crashing down. He'd jerk off against the metal and stain it with come while she was watching.

"Bit of excitement, hunting dead alien sheep, that kind of thing," Harkness went on.

Owen dropped onto his chair again. Metal screeched. Ianto pushed his crotch against the edge of the desk. His hips jerked once, twice before he stopped, face heating. The coffee in the cup rippled with the movement.

Harkness looked pointedly from the cup to Ianto's hips. "Not that exciting," he said after a pause, light tone. "Boys." He laughed, then leaned close. "You can still come. There'll be guns and ropes and all other kinds of entertaining things." He drew his hand down Ianto's back, then clapped him on the shoulder. "And me, of course. What do you say?" Jack brushed his thumb along the back of Ianto's neck.

Ianto nodded, his trousers tight.

"Finish up and be ready in thirty, then, Ianto," Harkness called as he pushed away and crossed the Hub again.

Ianto stared after Harkness. Suzie caught him, laughed and shook her head.

"I'll just carry this down to the archives," he told no-one in particular and held up the folders. They didn't even look up.

He took the stairs down to the lower levels of the Hub, walked past the archives.

She'd be asleep, but she usually was, at least at first. She'd say, 'thank you for making me feel alive', and he'd feel the part of the rapist anyway and flee. He always came back when she was asleep again and cleaned her, whispered he'd never do it again. But then he would, because she was the only thing he still had. He told himself that she never said 'no' and that that was enough.

Date: 2009-03-12 10:20 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] cyus.livejournal.com
I'm late in getting back to the comments on this, but I wanted to say thansk for the comment, it's very much appreciated. You are right, the 'oh wait a second, what IS this?!' is a reaction I do find desirable as a writer, just something to push people to think about things in certain ways, or consider dynamics and issues from angles they haven't looked at before, so I do very much appreciate your comment because it's a little notch on the success-side of my writing. Am happy to hear it, thanks.

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