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My word is my bond 12/?
Title: My word is my bond
Pairing: Aiba Masaki/ Matsumoto Jun; Ninomiya Kazunari/ Sakurai Sho
Rating: up to NC-17, but PG-13 most of the time
Warning: It’s dystopia mixed with steampunk and futuristic elements combined with elements from the 18th century, I guess... So it’s a little bit darker at some points, but nothing too dark, I promise.
Summary: The world in 2300 has changed. The society is divided in humans and slaves. Slaves are born and sold to fulfil their masters’ needs and desires. There are only a few masters who see their slaves as humans – like the Sakurai brothers. But it’s hard to hide this, when the rest of the world wants to see the slaves as ‘things to use’ and not as humans.
Note: I tried my best with the steampunk genre, but I think it became a mixture between some genres, nevertheless I hope you’ll like my new multi chapter <3 Sakumiya and JunBa will both have a lot of spotlight, and Ohno will be part of the story too ^__^
“Are you nuts?” Masaki shouted at Sho. That couldn’t be. “How can you say something like this? Have you looked at the book? He had made it on his own. He made the drawings. He needed one month, and he was so chipper about it.”
“And he was afraid that you won’t cherish it,” Jun said. Masaki turned to him. He wondered that Jun interfered into this talk. “Can I go to him?” He asked Masaki, who nodded at Jun.
Jun walked to the door and knocked there, but there was no response. He looked back at Masaki and disappeared in Sho and Nino’s room.
Sho leaned against the table. “Where did he get this from?”
Masaki sighed. “I bought it for him. He asked me to help him.” He looked at his brother. He had never seen him like this before, and he knew that Sho didn’t react like that without a reason. “Gosh, Sho, what the hell happened?”
Sho looked at the book. His fingers stroked over the cover. “Right after we got Jun and Nino I asked the shop owner about some more fact about Jun and Nino. I got to know that he was known for stealing things.”
Masaki shook his head. Even though that had been like this, he was sure that the both of them left their past behind. “He is so proud of this present, and he feared so much that you won’t like it.” Masaki said. “And if someone asks you, it wasn’t me who told you this. I heard Jun and Nino talking with each other some time ago, and I am sure I shouldn’t know something about it.”
“Maybe you should apologize,” Satoshi suggested. He smiled at Sho. “You are really an idiot sometimes.”
Sho smiled a little. “His paintings are amazing. I didn’t know that he is talented. He drew the world how it looked like a few hundred years ago. He must have seen the pictures in the old books.”
Masaki poked Sho’s side. “Come on, go to him. You really need to clear this now, you jerk.”
Sho nodded at him and walked up to the door, knocking there.
~~~
Nino sat at the border of the bed, his face in his hands. Oh how stupid he had been. He could feel Jun’s hand on his back, trying to calm him down. “Why did I want to make a present for him?”
Jun shook his head. “I don’t know.” He looked at Nino. “But I don’t think that he did this with a bad intention, Nino.”
Nino looked up. His gaze was blurred because of some tears in his eyes. “I don’t know. That’s so embarrassing, Jun. I wanted to give him something special, and he kicked it with his feet.”
Jun sighed. “I don’t know what to say, because yes, it’s stupid.”
Nino heard voices outside and soon he heard a knock on the door. No, he didn’t want to talk with Sho right now.
“I let him in, Nino. Talk with him.” Jun stood up to get to the door.
“No, I don’t want to,” Nino said, but Jun had already slipped outside the room while Sho came in with the book in his hands.
He came up to him and sat down. He still held the book in his hands, and his fingers stroked over the cover. “I am really sorry.” Sho’s voice was calm, and he sounded a little bit insecure, which was untypically him.
Nino glanced at him. He felt anger in him rising. “Why do you think that I steal something? I never stole something from you at home.”
Sho nodded. “I know, I am sorry. I read your file from the shop and there was written that you once stole a lot of things.”
That was unbelievable. Yes, this was true, but Nino had never thought about stealing something from Sakurai-manor. He liked it there, and he liked Sho, there was no reason for him to do this. The times he had stolen things, were times where he hadn’t known how to survive. He had had nothing to eat and to drink, and hadn’t known where to sleep. He had done this because he had needed to, and not because he had fun doing it. “I never ever thought about something like that.”
“I know. I just fear that you could do something stupid.” Sho sounded honest. Nino blinked. Why did Sho think like that? He had never given him the reason to think that Nino could do something stupid, or did he do something and he couldn’t remember about it?
“What did I do that makes you thinking like this?” Nino wanted to know. He wanted to understand Sho’s reaction. Some months ago he would have talked back or worse, maybe he would have tried to run away, but Nino liked it here, and when he saw Sho’s eyes looking at him, he had this small butterflies hovering up and down in him. No – that was what he hated, but the feeling to have a save place was definitely worth to stay.
Sho laughed out before he lay back on the bed. He had the book on his chest, his hands wrapped around it. “I fear that I could lose you when you do something stupid.”
Nino froze. Was this a kind of confession? No, he was a slave, and no one would fall in love with a slave. Next to the fact that it was kind of forbidden to keep a relationship with a slave, it was something which didn’t happen. “No, no, I don’t want to leave your place. I really wouldn’t do something to give you the reason to throw me out.” Nino pulled on Sho’s arm.
Sho sat up abruptly and brushed his hand over Nino’s cheek, which made Nino’s belly jump up and down almost painfully. “Thank you so much for this present, Nino. I really love it. You are really talented.”
“I didn’t steal the book, I asked Masaki for help, and he bought it for me,” Nino stuttered.
Sho smiled at him, his fingers were wandering over Nino’s face, brushing his cheeks, before he stroked Nino’s lips. “I know,” he said before he leaned forward to place a kiss on Nino’s lips. It was just a short touch, but Nino’s lips burnt afterwards. “Thank you,” Sho said again, before he pulled Nino up. “Come, let’s get back to the others.”
Nino’s world started spinning. Sho kissed him? But he hardly touched his lips? What the hell was going on here? And now he should celebrate and think of something else than this situation? Now Nino got grumpy, but in the end he nodded and let himself being dragged back to the living room.
The others sat at the table and there were already two pieces of cake for Sho and Nino placed there. “You have to try this,” Sho said. “Masaki and Satoshi make the best cake ever. It’s chocolate with blueberries and whipped cream,” he explained.
Nino looked at Jun, who smiled and him and Nino gave him a short nod to tell him that everything was alright. Jun winked. It was their sign that Jun had understood Nino’s nod. It was weird between them, but they had managed to find a way to talk with each other without using words. Maybe it happened to be like that because they had to learn to communicate without talking back when they had been in the shop. They got punished when they talked without being asked, and sometimes they needed to know how the other felt.
“Chocolate?” Nino asked curiously. “I only saw my owners eating it, but I was never allowed to taste it.”
Nino sat down and took a spoonful. It tasted … strange. “I don’t know…” Nino said.
Jun laughed out. “You don’t like it?” He raised his hands in Nino’s direction. “You can give it to me, I like it.”
Nino pulled his hands around the plate. “No, no, that’s mine.”
The others laughed about that, and Nino felt the tension in him fading. He looked at Sho, who smiled brightly. He seemed to enjoy his birthday, and Nino’s heart made a jump when he thought about Sho’s words. He really liked his present. Nino was proud of himself, because he put so much effort in this book, and he really wanted it to be perfect. And a part in him thought that he really had made it special.
They sat together for hours, chatting about various things.
“I think I’ll go to bed soon.” Masaki stretched his limps.
Jun next to him nodded. “Yes, it was a long day.” Nino tried to hide his smile. He wondered when Masaki would be able to break down Jun’s walls, or when he’d be able to overcome his own walls. Nino didn’t want to think about Jun’s past, but he was sure that someone like Masaki could make him feel good again.
“What’s our plan tomorrow?” Satoshi wanted to know.
“Can I go to the waterfall?” Ryo asked. “I was there last time, and I found beautiful stones and some flowers.” He looked at Nino and then at Jun. “You can come along, if you want?”
Jun nodded at him. “I’ve never seen a waterfall. I would love to go there.”
Nino felt like throwing up. He hated water, but he didn’t want to show that. He nodded at them and agreed to come along. “Is it a big waterfall or just a small one?” Okay, that was a stupid question, but it was essential for Nino. The bigger the waterfall, lake or river, the bigger had his fear about it been.
“It’s not that huge. You can walk through it easily, there are just a few places where you need to swim, but the water is pretty cold. It comes from the top of the mountains, right, Masaki-san?”
Masaki nodded. “Yes, it’s pure water. It doesn’t appear that often anymore. We have the water manufacturing companies, but it doesn’t taste like real fresh water.”
“Oh, you are able to drink this water?” Jun asked.
“Yes, it’s probably one of the last natural waterfalls which has clean water,” Masaki explained. “It’s really sad, but I didn’t find a way to change this by now.”
“Oh, I wanted to ask the both of you something,” Satoshi said. “I need to go to a trip in the north, and I want you to come along. It’s a medical problem we have there. It’s kind of an illness, and I am helpless. I think the reason for this epidemic illness is in their food or water, but I am not sure about it.”
“I will come with you, maybe next week?” Masaki asked.
“Me too, count me in,” Sho said.
“Thank you, next week sounds good.” Satoshi bowed.
Nino wasn’t happy about Sho driving to the north. He had lived there, and it was a bad area. Nino could see that Jun thought same. They exchanged a worried look. It’s like entering war. There were gangs fighting each other, and big landscapes which were populated with thieves, robbers and murders.
“But for now, let’s enjoy two days here,” Ryo said. “And tomorrow we’ll go to the waterfall and afterwards we can make some fish, maybe?” He looked at Satoshi.
“I brought along a nice big fish for us.” Satoshi laughed.
“That sounds good,” Nino said. “I love fish.” He really did, but he hardly ate it.
“Good, it’s settled then, while you are taking a bath, we will cook fish for lunch.” Satoshi looked from one to the other and earned only nods.
“But for now, I need to go to bed.” Masaki yawned.
Nino felt the tiredness running through his body. Now he felt that he had also been really tired already. “Yes, bed sounds good,” he finally said.
A/N: Hello everyone to the next chapter <3 So Sho apologized? And Nino is afraid of water? What will they experience at the waterfall? ^^
Hope to see you in the next <3
Pairing: Aiba Masaki/ Matsumoto Jun; Ninomiya Kazunari/ Sakurai Sho
Rating: up to NC-17, but PG-13 most of the time
Warning: It’s dystopia mixed with steampunk and futuristic elements combined with elements from the 18th century, I guess... So it’s a little bit darker at some points, but nothing too dark, I promise.
Summary: The world in 2300 has changed. The society is divided in humans and slaves. Slaves are born and sold to fulfil their masters’ needs and desires. There are only a few masters who see their slaves as humans – like the Sakurai brothers. But it’s hard to hide this, when the rest of the world wants to see the slaves as ‘things to use’ and not as humans.
Note: I tried my best with the steampunk genre, but I think it became a mixture between some genres, nevertheless I hope you’ll like my new multi chapter <3 Sakumiya and JunBa will both have a lot of spotlight, and Ohno will be part of the story too ^__^
“Are you nuts?” Masaki shouted at Sho. That couldn’t be. “How can you say something like this? Have you looked at the book? He had made it on his own. He made the drawings. He needed one month, and he was so chipper about it.”
“And he was afraid that you won’t cherish it,” Jun said. Masaki turned to him. He wondered that Jun interfered into this talk. “Can I go to him?” He asked Masaki, who nodded at Jun.
Jun walked to the door and knocked there, but there was no response. He looked back at Masaki and disappeared in Sho and Nino’s room.
Sho leaned against the table. “Where did he get this from?”
Masaki sighed. “I bought it for him. He asked me to help him.” He looked at his brother. He had never seen him like this before, and he knew that Sho didn’t react like that without a reason. “Gosh, Sho, what the hell happened?”
Sho looked at the book. His fingers stroked over the cover. “Right after we got Jun and Nino I asked the shop owner about some more fact about Jun and Nino. I got to know that he was known for stealing things.”
Masaki shook his head. Even though that had been like this, he was sure that the both of them left their past behind. “He is so proud of this present, and he feared so much that you won’t like it.” Masaki said. “And if someone asks you, it wasn’t me who told you this. I heard Jun and Nino talking with each other some time ago, and I am sure I shouldn’t know something about it.”
“Maybe you should apologize,” Satoshi suggested. He smiled at Sho. “You are really an idiot sometimes.”
Sho smiled a little. “His paintings are amazing. I didn’t know that he is talented. He drew the world how it looked like a few hundred years ago. He must have seen the pictures in the old books.”
Masaki poked Sho’s side. “Come on, go to him. You really need to clear this now, you jerk.”
Sho nodded at him and walked up to the door, knocking there.
~~~
Nino sat at the border of the bed, his face in his hands. Oh how stupid he had been. He could feel Jun’s hand on his back, trying to calm him down. “Why did I want to make a present for him?”
Jun shook his head. “I don’t know.” He looked at Nino. “But I don’t think that he did this with a bad intention, Nino.”
Nino looked up. His gaze was blurred because of some tears in his eyes. “I don’t know. That’s so embarrassing, Jun. I wanted to give him something special, and he kicked it with his feet.”
Jun sighed. “I don’t know what to say, because yes, it’s stupid.”
Nino heard voices outside and soon he heard a knock on the door. No, he didn’t want to talk with Sho right now.
“I let him in, Nino. Talk with him.” Jun stood up to get to the door.
“No, I don’t want to,” Nino said, but Jun had already slipped outside the room while Sho came in with the book in his hands.
He came up to him and sat down. He still held the book in his hands, and his fingers stroked over the cover. “I am really sorry.” Sho’s voice was calm, and he sounded a little bit insecure, which was untypically him.
Nino glanced at him. He felt anger in him rising. “Why do you think that I steal something? I never stole something from you at home.”
Sho nodded. “I know, I am sorry. I read your file from the shop and there was written that you once stole a lot of things.”
That was unbelievable. Yes, this was true, but Nino had never thought about stealing something from Sakurai-manor. He liked it there, and he liked Sho, there was no reason for him to do this. The times he had stolen things, were times where he hadn’t known how to survive. He had had nothing to eat and to drink, and hadn’t known where to sleep. He had done this because he had needed to, and not because he had fun doing it. “I never ever thought about something like that.”
“I know. I just fear that you could do something stupid.” Sho sounded honest. Nino blinked. Why did Sho think like that? He had never given him the reason to think that Nino could do something stupid, or did he do something and he couldn’t remember about it?
“What did I do that makes you thinking like this?” Nino wanted to know. He wanted to understand Sho’s reaction. Some months ago he would have talked back or worse, maybe he would have tried to run away, but Nino liked it here, and when he saw Sho’s eyes looking at him, he had this small butterflies hovering up and down in him. No – that was what he hated, but the feeling to have a save place was definitely worth to stay.
Sho laughed out before he lay back on the bed. He had the book on his chest, his hands wrapped around it. “I fear that I could lose you when you do something stupid.”
Nino froze. Was this a kind of confession? No, he was a slave, and no one would fall in love with a slave. Next to the fact that it was kind of forbidden to keep a relationship with a slave, it was something which didn’t happen. “No, no, I don’t want to leave your place. I really wouldn’t do something to give you the reason to throw me out.” Nino pulled on Sho’s arm.
Sho sat up abruptly and brushed his hand over Nino’s cheek, which made Nino’s belly jump up and down almost painfully. “Thank you so much for this present, Nino. I really love it. You are really talented.”
“I didn’t steal the book, I asked Masaki for help, and he bought it for me,” Nino stuttered.
Sho smiled at him, his fingers were wandering over Nino’s face, brushing his cheeks, before he stroked Nino’s lips. “I know,” he said before he leaned forward to place a kiss on Nino’s lips. It was just a short touch, but Nino’s lips burnt afterwards. “Thank you,” Sho said again, before he pulled Nino up. “Come, let’s get back to the others.”
Nino’s world started spinning. Sho kissed him? But he hardly touched his lips? What the hell was going on here? And now he should celebrate and think of something else than this situation? Now Nino got grumpy, but in the end he nodded and let himself being dragged back to the living room.
The others sat at the table and there were already two pieces of cake for Sho and Nino placed there. “You have to try this,” Sho said. “Masaki and Satoshi make the best cake ever. It’s chocolate with blueberries and whipped cream,” he explained.
Nino looked at Jun, who smiled and him and Nino gave him a short nod to tell him that everything was alright. Jun winked. It was their sign that Jun had understood Nino’s nod. It was weird between them, but they had managed to find a way to talk with each other without using words. Maybe it happened to be like that because they had to learn to communicate without talking back when they had been in the shop. They got punished when they talked without being asked, and sometimes they needed to know how the other felt.
“Chocolate?” Nino asked curiously. “I only saw my owners eating it, but I was never allowed to taste it.”
Nino sat down and took a spoonful. It tasted … strange. “I don’t know…” Nino said.
Jun laughed out. “You don’t like it?” He raised his hands in Nino’s direction. “You can give it to me, I like it.”
Nino pulled his hands around the plate. “No, no, that’s mine.”
The others laughed about that, and Nino felt the tension in him fading. He looked at Sho, who smiled brightly. He seemed to enjoy his birthday, and Nino’s heart made a jump when he thought about Sho’s words. He really liked his present. Nino was proud of himself, because he put so much effort in this book, and he really wanted it to be perfect. And a part in him thought that he really had made it special.
They sat together for hours, chatting about various things.
“I think I’ll go to bed soon.” Masaki stretched his limps.
Jun next to him nodded. “Yes, it was a long day.” Nino tried to hide his smile. He wondered when Masaki would be able to break down Jun’s walls, or when he’d be able to overcome his own walls. Nino didn’t want to think about Jun’s past, but he was sure that someone like Masaki could make him feel good again.
“What’s our plan tomorrow?” Satoshi wanted to know.
“Can I go to the waterfall?” Ryo asked. “I was there last time, and I found beautiful stones and some flowers.” He looked at Nino and then at Jun. “You can come along, if you want?”
Jun nodded at him. “I’ve never seen a waterfall. I would love to go there.”
Nino felt like throwing up. He hated water, but he didn’t want to show that. He nodded at them and agreed to come along. “Is it a big waterfall or just a small one?” Okay, that was a stupid question, but it was essential for Nino. The bigger the waterfall, lake or river, the bigger had his fear about it been.
“It’s not that huge. You can walk through it easily, there are just a few places where you need to swim, but the water is pretty cold. It comes from the top of the mountains, right, Masaki-san?”
Masaki nodded. “Yes, it’s pure water. It doesn’t appear that often anymore. We have the water manufacturing companies, but it doesn’t taste like real fresh water.”
“Oh, you are able to drink this water?” Jun asked.
“Yes, it’s probably one of the last natural waterfalls which has clean water,” Masaki explained. “It’s really sad, but I didn’t find a way to change this by now.”
“Oh, I wanted to ask the both of you something,” Satoshi said. “I need to go to a trip in the north, and I want you to come along. It’s a medical problem we have there. It’s kind of an illness, and I am helpless. I think the reason for this epidemic illness is in their food or water, but I am not sure about it.”
“I will come with you, maybe next week?” Masaki asked.
“Me too, count me in,” Sho said.
“Thank you, next week sounds good.” Satoshi bowed.
Nino wasn’t happy about Sho driving to the north. He had lived there, and it was a bad area. Nino could see that Jun thought same. They exchanged a worried look. It’s like entering war. There were gangs fighting each other, and big landscapes which were populated with thieves, robbers and murders.
“But for now, let’s enjoy two days here,” Ryo said. “And tomorrow we’ll go to the waterfall and afterwards we can make some fish, maybe?” He looked at Satoshi.
“I brought along a nice big fish for us.” Satoshi laughed.
“That sounds good,” Nino said. “I love fish.” He really did, but he hardly ate it.
“Good, it’s settled then, while you are taking a bath, we will cook fish for lunch.” Satoshi looked from one to the other and earned only nods.
“But for now, I need to go to bed.” Masaki yawned.
Nino felt the tiredness running through his body. Now he felt that he had also been really tired already. “Yes, bed sounds good,” he finally said.
A/N: Hello everyone to the next chapter <3 So Sho apologized? And Nino is afraid of water? What will they experience at the waterfall? ^^
Hope to see you in the next <3