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sky_no_yukiTitle: 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 ^__^
Masaki closed the door behind him. Jun was already there, and he seemed to be nervous about being with Aiba in one room. It made Masaki smile, because at home they had their rooms next to each other, which didn’t prepared them more private space.
“Do you want to shower first?” Jun asked a little nervous. “Or shall I go?”
Masaki stepped to the bed and opened his bag. “You can go first, I need to get my things together first.”
Jun nodded at him. He took all his clothes and walked to the bathroom. Masaki looked at the half open bag Jun had left on his side of the bed. He could see a small necklace in there with an angel like charm on it. Again Masaki had to think about Jun’s words from earlier. Did he really have a prisoner with Jun? Was it cruel to keep Jun?
“Masaki?”
He turned. “Hm?”
Jun chuckled. “I already called your name twice. I am done, you can go.”
“Do you feel imprisoned, Jun?” Masaki asked out of the blue.
“What do you mean?” Jun came closer and sat on the bed. He looked up at Masaki.
He sighed. “You asked me today if you are allowed to go out on your own, and I thought that you might feel like a prisoner.”
Jun came closer and sat at the border of the bed. “Masaki, I live to be a prisoner.”
Masaki shook his head. That was so wrong, and the saddest thing was that he wasn’t able to change something about it. It made him angry when Jun said something like this, because he felt helpless and sad about it. Masaki knelt in front of Jun. “I want you to feel good, Jun. I don’t want you to feel like you aren’t allowed to enjoy your life.” He placed his hand on Jun’s knee.
Jun looked down at him, a smile curling around his lips. “I have never felt that good before, Masaki. It’s like I got a second life, and I know that it’s not your fault that things are like they are.” He took a break. “I am sorry when I made you think that I feel bad with you, because that’s not true.”
Masaki’s heart made some jumps. “I am glad to hear that.” He placed his hand on Jun’s cheek.
“I think Nino and I have the best life a slave can have,” Jun said honestly. The sparkle in Jun’s eyes was lively and happy, even though there was still some pain in it, and Masaki didn’t know how to make this pain and sadness disappear in Jun’s eyes, but Masaki would try everything to make Jun feel as good as possible. Masaki’s belly jumped. Okay, he was definitely feeling more than he’d admit for Jun.
“Thank you, Jun.” Masaki smiled. He could see Jun blinking at him.
“What for?” He asked.
“You may not know it, but the two of you made our life special again.” Masaki stood up. Sho and Masaki had always had a protected life. They had had what they wanted and they had gotten everything they wanted, but compared to other rich children around them, they had never wanted a life like they had had. Masaki could remember the time on university where others already had had their own slaves for working for them, carrying their bags around and probably also for other things. Sho and Masaki had always thought different. They had never wanted to be like this. But nevertheless their life had been stuck in having everything and doing what they had wanted to do. When Satoshi had introduced Ryo to them, Masaki had known what he wanted to do. That’s when he had made the plan to get a slave. And Nino and Jun had changed their life. They had learned to cherish things more, and Masaki was sure that he experienced something like deep feelings for someone for the first time in his life.
“Special?” Jun asked. “How are we able to make your life special?”
Masaki took the clothes from his bag. “I don’t dare to say it out loud, because I don’t want you to think of me as arrogant or showy, but Sho and I had always a perfect life. We got everything we wanted, and we were always safe and maybe overprotected. But we weren’t all over happy about it. We always hated the circumstances in the world, and we wanted to change something about it. We knew we can’t change the world, but we knew we could change our life. And you really changed our life.”
“Thank you.” Jun just said with a smile.
Masaki returned it and walked up to the bathroom. He could feel the stinging pain in his belly vanish. At least Jun wasn’t unhappy at his place. That was the most important thing for Masaki. He stepped under the shower and let the warm water running down his body. He looked at the wall absent-minded while he got covered in hot water. Already weeks ago he wanted to ask Jun about his past, but he didn’t dare to. He didn’t want to push Jun, because Masaki knew how hard it was for Jun to accept that he wasn’t a slave anymore, and he knew that Jun would tell him about his past when Masaki would ask about it. But not because he wanted to speak about, but because Jun still felt like he had to talk about everything his master asked about.
Masaki walked back to the bedroom, and looked at the small couch on the other side of the bed. “What are you doing?” He asked when he saw Jun placing a sheet on there.
Jun turned to Masaki while he placed the blanket on there. “I prepare my bed.”
Masaki had to laugh about that. That was already really absurd. He had slept with Jun in one bed for more than one time already, but Jun didn’t seem to see that Masaki didn’t want him to sleep in an extra bed, especially not on a couch like that. “Don’t be stupid, Jun. Bring the blanket back to the bed. We already shared one bed, so why do you think you need to sleep on the couch?”
Masaki could see Jun’s cheeks blushing. “I don’t know…I just thought that … no,” Jun stuttered. “I don’t know what I’ve thought.” He sighed.
Masaki smiled at the other. It was cute to see Jun like this. He was still thinking like a slave, but his eyes were already getting stronger and the body language got more confident. He reminded Masaki of the flowers in his garden, which started bloom when they got enough light and water.
Jun came closer and slipped under the blanket next to Masaki. He rolled to the side and slipped his hands under his head, a small smile curling around his lips. Jun seemed to feel good and content, and that was everything Masaki wished for.
~~~
Nino sat at the edge of the bed. His heart was pounding against his chest when Sho stepped closer to the bed. He knelt in front of Nino, looking up at him. “Is everything alright?”
“Yes,” Nino said half-heartedly. “I just thought about the walk to the waterfall tomorrow, and I … I don’t know. I feel a little sick because of it.”
Sho stroked Nino’ leg, which let goose bumps appear on his skin. “You don’t need to go with them if you don’t want to. You can stay with me, Masaki and Satoshi.”
Nino tilted his head. “Oh, you are for sure talking about medicine and herbs and such stuff, right?”
Sho laughed out loud. “Yes, something like this.”
“No, I think I will accompany the others in this case,” Nino answered. He froze for one moment. Was he allowed to say something like this? During the last weeks he got used to be handled good, and he got more confident with his words and actions, but sometimes he wondered if he started being too bratty at all. But Sho just smiled at him, he didn’t seem to care about Nino’s words.
“Good, do that.” Sho patted Nino’s knee before he stood up to change for the night. Nino was a little bit astonished that Sho didn’t want to know why he was afraid of the waterfall, but in the end he was glad that he didn’t have to talk about it.
Nino stood up to leave the room. He had taken his shower and he was already in his pyjamas. There was a nice place in the living room he’d sleep at. He just hoped Jun hadn’t already occupied it.
“Where do you want to go?” Sho asked when he came back into the room. Nino was already at the door and about to leave. He turned to his owner.
“I wanted to occupy the couch in the living room,” Nino said. Sho’s look was between confused and amused.
“Nino, you can sleep here. The bed is big enough. You don’t need to sleep somewhere else.” Sho was smiling. Nino’s heart beat rose. He didn’t know why, but Nino started panicking a bit. Would Sho try to get closer to him? Would he want to sleep with him? Or would nothing happen? Nino wasn’t shy at all, but he had never been a slave which got used for sex. He breathed in deeply before he stepped back to the bed. He tried to smile.
Nino lay on his back and stared at the ceiling. He didn’t dare to look at Sho next to him. It felt surreal. He had had a bed for some weeks now, but it was the first time he shared a bed with Sho. Damn, why did he get so nervous about it? There was no reason to react like this.
“Nino?” He winced when he heard Sho’s voice.
“Yes?” Nino turned to the side.
“I just wanted to thank you again for your present.” Sho said. His smile went directly to Nino’s heart. He could feel his heart bumping against his chest. Nino could feel his cheeks burning. Nino could see Sho coming closer and before he could do something, he felt Sho’s lips on his cheek, leaving a kiss there.
Nino had never been an overall cheesy person, but this moment overwhelmed him. He didn’t even know what to say. “No problem.” Nino wanted to run away. No problem? What kind of answer was that? Nino wanted to scold himself for being so clumsy in this moment.
Nino’s stomach twitched. Was kind of feeling was that? Nino felt like he got sick, but he didn’t have a headache nor did he feel sweaty or weak. It was just his stomach and his heart beat. Oh my god, Nino froze. Was this the feeling the humans called love? Nino had felt attracted to someone in past, but he had never fell in love for real.
Damn, now Nino would need Jun to talk about that, but he couldn’t walk out of the room now. Sho would think that he was going insane. He needed to survive this situation on his own.
“I am really grateful about your kindness. You gave me and Jun a place where we are able to relax. It’s the first time in my life that I feel like a human.” Nino decided to be honest. He had really been grateful for this chance they had gotten.
“Nino, you are a human,” Sho said with a sigh. His eyes rested on Nino, and Nino could feel Sho’s hand taking his under the blanket. Nino let him, and it felt like electric shocks crossed his body when their finger intertwined.
Nino smiled. “It’s really the biggest luck that Masaki-san had chosen us to live with you. Now I have something I call life.”
Nino could feel Sho’s thumb brushing his hand. “It’s really sad sometimes to hear you talking.” Sho looked at him intensely. “I know I have never asked, because I think I don’t really want to know, but what happened to you before you came to us? What kind of life did you have?”
Nino sighed. He had hardly ever spoken about his past, and he didn’t know if he was able to tell someone about it.
“Oh, I am sorry if I said something wrong, I don’t want to push you,” Sho immediately said when Nino didn’t give him an answer.
Nino smiled at him. “It’s not that I don’t want to tell you. It’s just … I don’t know if I am able to tell you.”
“I understand that, don’t worry,” Sho said. It was probably the sentence Nino needed to hear to make his walls breaking down. And then he started talking about his life.
A/N: Hello everyone <3 What do you think of this chapter? Nino and Sho are getting closer already? :D And Masaki and Jun had a talk? What do you think is Nino's problem with water? :D
Thanks so much for following this story, everyone. <3 I finished writing it last weeks, so we'll have 25 chapters all in all. ^^ I hope you'll like the rest of it. <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 ^__^
Masaki closed the door behind him. Jun was already there, and he seemed to be nervous about being with Aiba in one room. It made Masaki smile, because at home they had their rooms next to each other, which didn’t prepared them more private space.
“Do you want to shower first?” Jun asked a little nervous. “Or shall I go?”
Masaki stepped to the bed and opened his bag. “You can go first, I need to get my things together first.”
Jun nodded at him. He took all his clothes and walked to the bathroom. Masaki looked at the half open bag Jun had left on his side of the bed. He could see a small necklace in there with an angel like charm on it. Again Masaki had to think about Jun’s words from earlier. Did he really have a prisoner with Jun? Was it cruel to keep Jun?
“Masaki?”
He turned. “Hm?”
Jun chuckled. “I already called your name twice. I am done, you can go.”
“Do you feel imprisoned, Jun?” Masaki asked out of the blue.
“What do you mean?” Jun came closer and sat on the bed. He looked up at Masaki.
He sighed. “You asked me today if you are allowed to go out on your own, and I thought that you might feel like a prisoner.”
Jun came closer and sat at the border of the bed. “Masaki, I live to be a prisoner.”
Masaki shook his head. That was so wrong, and the saddest thing was that he wasn’t able to change something about it. It made him angry when Jun said something like this, because he felt helpless and sad about it. Masaki knelt in front of Jun. “I want you to feel good, Jun. I don’t want you to feel like you aren’t allowed to enjoy your life.” He placed his hand on Jun’s knee.
Jun looked down at him, a smile curling around his lips. “I have never felt that good before, Masaki. It’s like I got a second life, and I know that it’s not your fault that things are like they are.” He took a break. “I am sorry when I made you think that I feel bad with you, because that’s not true.”
Masaki’s heart made some jumps. “I am glad to hear that.” He placed his hand on Jun’s cheek.
“I think Nino and I have the best life a slave can have,” Jun said honestly. The sparkle in Jun’s eyes was lively and happy, even though there was still some pain in it, and Masaki didn’t know how to make this pain and sadness disappear in Jun’s eyes, but Masaki would try everything to make Jun feel as good as possible. Masaki’s belly jumped. Okay, he was definitely feeling more than he’d admit for Jun.
“Thank you, Jun.” Masaki smiled. He could see Jun blinking at him.
“What for?” He asked.
“You may not know it, but the two of you made our life special again.” Masaki stood up. Sho and Masaki had always had a protected life. They had had what they wanted and they had gotten everything they wanted, but compared to other rich children around them, they had never wanted a life like they had had. Masaki could remember the time on university where others already had had their own slaves for working for them, carrying their bags around and probably also for other things. Sho and Masaki had always thought different. They had never wanted to be like this. But nevertheless their life had been stuck in having everything and doing what they had wanted to do. When Satoshi had introduced Ryo to them, Masaki had known what he wanted to do. That’s when he had made the plan to get a slave. And Nino and Jun had changed their life. They had learned to cherish things more, and Masaki was sure that he experienced something like deep feelings for someone for the first time in his life.
“Special?” Jun asked. “How are we able to make your life special?”
Masaki took the clothes from his bag. “I don’t dare to say it out loud, because I don’t want you to think of me as arrogant or showy, but Sho and I had always a perfect life. We got everything we wanted, and we were always safe and maybe overprotected. But we weren’t all over happy about it. We always hated the circumstances in the world, and we wanted to change something about it. We knew we can’t change the world, but we knew we could change our life. And you really changed our life.”
“Thank you.” Jun just said with a smile.
Masaki returned it and walked up to the bathroom. He could feel the stinging pain in his belly vanish. At least Jun wasn’t unhappy at his place. That was the most important thing for Masaki. He stepped under the shower and let the warm water running down his body. He looked at the wall absent-minded while he got covered in hot water. Already weeks ago he wanted to ask Jun about his past, but he didn’t dare to. He didn’t want to push Jun, because Masaki knew how hard it was for Jun to accept that he wasn’t a slave anymore, and he knew that Jun would tell him about his past when Masaki would ask about it. But not because he wanted to speak about, but because Jun still felt like he had to talk about everything his master asked about.
Masaki walked back to the bedroom, and looked at the small couch on the other side of the bed. “What are you doing?” He asked when he saw Jun placing a sheet on there.
Jun turned to Masaki while he placed the blanket on there. “I prepare my bed.”
Masaki had to laugh about that. That was already really absurd. He had slept with Jun in one bed for more than one time already, but Jun didn’t seem to see that Masaki didn’t want him to sleep in an extra bed, especially not on a couch like that. “Don’t be stupid, Jun. Bring the blanket back to the bed. We already shared one bed, so why do you think you need to sleep on the couch?”
Masaki could see Jun’s cheeks blushing. “I don’t know…I just thought that … no,” Jun stuttered. “I don’t know what I’ve thought.” He sighed.
Masaki smiled at the other. It was cute to see Jun like this. He was still thinking like a slave, but his eyes were already getting stronger and the body language got more confident. He reminded Masaki of the flowers in his garden, which started bloom when they got enough light and water.
Jun came closer and slipped under the blanket next to Masaki. He rolled to the side and slipped his hands under his head, a small smile curling around his lips. Jun seemed to feel good and content, and that was everything Masaki wished for.
~~~
Nino sat at the edge of the bed. His heart was pounding against his chest when Sho stepped closer to the bed. He knelt in front of Nino, looking up at him. “Is everything alright?”
“Yes,” Nino said half-heartedly. “I just thought about the walk to the waterfall tomorrow, and I … I don’t know. I feel a little sick because of it.”
Sho stroked Nino’ leg, which let goose bumps appear on his skin. “You don’t need to go with them if you don’t want to. You can stay with me, Masaki and Satoshi.”
Nino tilted his head. “Oh, you are for sure talking about medicine and herbs and such stuff, right?”
Sho laughed out loud. “Yes, something like this.”
“No, I think I will accompany the others in this case,” Nino answered. He froze for one moment. Was he allowed to say something like this? During the last weeks he got used to be handled good, and he got more confident with his words and actions, but sometimes he wondered if he started being too bratty at all. But Sho just smiled at him, he didn’t seem to care about Nino’s words.
“Good, do that.” Sho patted Nino’s knee before he stood up to change for the night. Nino was a little bit astonished that Sho didn’t want to know why he was afraid of the waterfall, but in the end he was glad that he didn’t have to talk about it.
Nino stood up to leave the room. He had taken his shower and he was already in his pyjamas. There was a nice place in the living room he’d sleep at. He just hoped Jun hadn’t already occupied it.
“Where do you want to go?” Sho asked when he came back into the room. Nino was already at the door and about to leave. He turned to his owner.
“I wanted to occupy the couch in the living room,” Nino said. Sho’s look was between confused and amused.
“Nino, you can sleep here. The bed is big enough. You don’t need to sleep somewhere else.” Sho was smiling. Nino’s heart beat rose. He didn’t know why, but Nino started panicking a bit. Would Sho try to get closer to him? Would he want to sleep with him? Or would nothing happen? Nino wasn’t shy at all, but he had never been a slave which got used for sex. He breathed in deeply before he stepped back to the bed. He tried to smile.
Nino lay on his back and stared at the ceiling. He didn’t dare to look at Sho next to him. It felt surreal. He had had a bed for some weeks now, but it was the first time he shared a bed with Sho. Damn, why did he get so nervous about it? There was no reason to react like this.
“Nino?” He winced when he heard Sho’s voice.
“Yes?” Nino turned to the side.
“I just wanted to thank you again for your present.” Sho said. His smile went directly to Nino’s heart. He could feel his heart bumping against his chest. Nino could feel his cheeks burning. Nino could see Sho coming closer and before he could do something, he felt Sho’s lips on his cheek, leaving a kiss there.
Nino had never been an overall cheesy person, but this moment overwhelmed him. He didn’t even know what to say. “No problem.” Nino wanted to run away. No problem? What kind of answer was that? Nino wanted to scold himself for being so clumsy in this moment.
Nino’s stomach twitched. Was kind of feeling was that? Nino felt like he got sick, but he didn’t have a headache nor did he feel sweaty or weak. It was just his stomach and his heart beat. Oh my god, Nino froze. Was this the feeling the humans called love? Nino had felt attracted to someone in past, but he had never fell in love for real.
Damn, now Nino would need Jun to talk about that, but he couldn’t walk out of the room now. Sho would think that he was going insane. He needed to survive this situation on his own.
“I am really grateful about your kindness. You gave me and Jun a place where we are able to relax. It’s the first time in my life that I feel like a human.” Nino decided to be honest. He had really been grateful for this chance they had gotten.
“Nino, you are a human,” Sho said with a sigh. His eyes rested on Nino, and Nino could feel Sho’s hand taking his under the blanket. Nino let him, and it felt like electric shocks crossed his body when their finger intertwined.
Nino smiled. “It’s really the biggest luck that Masaki-san had chosen us to live with you. Now I have something I call life.”
Nino could feel Sho’s thumb brushing his hand. “It’s really sad sometimes to hear you talking.” Sho looked at him intensely. “I know I have never asked, because I think I don’t really want to know, but what happened to you before you came to us? What kind of life did you have?”
Nino sighed. He had hardly ever spoken about his past, and he didn’t know if he was able to tell someone about it.
“Oh, I am sorry if I said something wrong, I don’t want to push you,” Sho immediately said when Nino didn’t give him an answer.
Nino smiled at him. “It’s not that I don’t want to tell you. It’s just … I don’t know if I am able to tell you.”
“I understand that, don’t worry,” Sho said. It was probably the sentence Nino needed to hear to make his walls breaking down. And then he started talking about his life.
A/N: Hello everyone <3 What do you think of this chapter? Nino and Sho are getting closer already? :D And Masaki and Jun had a talk? What do you think is Nino's problem with water? :D
Thanks so much for following this story, everyone. <3 I finished writing it last weeks, so we'll have 25 chapters all in all. ^^ I hope you'll like the rest of it. <3
