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[ Nill introduced him to the agency, promising him that it wouldn't be a bad experience to just go in and talk to the guy. Apparently he trains some of the dogs himself, which is why there are so few to choose from, but even if it didn't work out on his first visit he'd help him in the long run. With Nill's experience in the field, Heine trusts her word.
That doesn't mean he isn't stressed about it. After years of coping with his problems by himself, asking for help or admitting he needs it at all throws of the precarious routine he maintains most days.
The appointment he makes is later in the morning to avoid crowds on their way to work. When he arrives he's not sure where to go and ends up waiting in the reception area, standing by an empty desk with his hands in his pockets. ]
That doesn't mean he isn't stressed about it. After years of coping with his problems by himself, asking for help or admitting he needs it at all throws of the precarious routine he maintains most days.
The appointment he makes is later in the morning to avoid crowds on their way to work. When he arrives he's not sure where to go and ends up waiting in the reception area, standing by an empty desk with his hands in his pockets. ]
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Not that he was sure he could call it a relationship.]
Mostly bills.
[Eames said, setting those aside, frowning as he looked through the rest.]
Unless you need a new credit card because there's a lot of those offers.
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Definitely don't. I'll get the bills done.
[ For now he focuses on eating. Eames can be distracted by the sight of the collar if he wants to be. Heine has no such problems. ]
What were you doing earlier? Before you came over.
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But he'd play along for now, or at least until Heine was done eating.]
We have a new patient we're seeing who has really severe PTSD. It seems like almost everything sets him off, so it's been slow going.
[Eames wiped at the bottom of his face, a bit tired.]
But he treats his dog well, so there's that.
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Do you get to talk to his therapist?
[ After another long drink, Heine cocks his head slightly to the left when he hears short claws clicking against the ground. Cerberus has awakened from the nap he was taking, and he seems intrigued by the smell of food, if the beeline he makes towards them is any indication. Heine holds his hand out and rubs his fingers on his head absently. The collar sits untouched between him and Eames. ]
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[He paused when he heard Cerberus come clacking in, patting him on his rump as he passed, laughing.]
What, I don't even get a hello? That's cold.
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[ Eventually, after Heine takes his hand away and goes back to finishing his glass of water, Cerberus loses interest and goes to lay his head on Eames' lap since he isn't 'working.' ]
After you're done, we can go.
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[Pouting, Eames still ruffled Cerberus' sides as he came to rest his head on his lap, lamenting slightly. Considering Heine had been in no rush earlier, Eames was keen on returning the favor. He drew out telling Cerberus what a good boy he was, before he got up to put the dishes and unopened mail away neatly.
The stalling only made him feel restless in his own skin, a little heated, so when he went to grab the collar, he was a little antsy.]
C'mon, let's go. Do you want this now or later?
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Give it to me now.
[ He makes a beckoning gesture. Once it's handed over he heads to the bedroom, assuming Eames will follow. ]
And sit on the ground by the bed.
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[It's good to see that the impatience goes both ways, and there's a grin in his voice as he handed the collar over pointedly. He did follow obediently after Heine, closing the door behind them so Cerberus didn't get any bright ideas.
Eames normally would at least try to get Heine to say 'please' or something to draw it out a bit longer, but anticipation was thrumming electric through his veins. He made enough noise to let Heine know he was sitting down by the side he usually slept in when he slept over, sitting cross legged.]
What next, bark like a dog?
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[ Heine follows the sound of Eames moving around, seating himself on the side of the bed in front of him. When he reaches his hands out he carefully cups his jaw. Feeling out his neck, Heine wraps the unbuckled collar around it and secures it. ]
First you come closer and suck me off.
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If Heine wanted more, guess he'd have to be a bit more commanding.]
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[ His hair might be short, but he can get a grip on it, and he does, tugging it firmly. ]
Or do you need more training?
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More training. You didn't say I had to do it quickly.
[Instead of putting his mouth back to use, he started to pump Heine's cock slowly, smirking.]
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[ Even though he says so grudgingly, at the sound Eames made, he loosens his grip and lets him pull back. Telling him to stop talking would be along the lines of whatever this play is, but he would rather let Eames tell him what he's thinking. ]
Then get to work and suck me off for real. Use your tongue.
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Hhn. More at the tip, with your tongue.
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Now deeper. [ He presses firmly on the back of Eames' head. ]
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Good. [ With a shift of his weight back he tugs Eames with him. The bed is familiar, he knows how far up to go to have space for Eames and not hit himself on the headboard. Once they're settled he sets his arms around his shoulders and rolls so that for once, Eames is on top. ] Kiss me.
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Get my pants off and rim me.
[ He makes his next demand in a curt, breathy tone, but it's an order all the same. ]
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[The site of Heine shivering and needy beneath him was a tempting one, and while Eames had no issues with the order, he was more interested in seeing what other reactions he could wring out of him. He leaned forward to bite at Heine's neck, where it would be hidden if he was wearing his own collar, challenging.]
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[ He squeezes at his sides, turning his face to whisper into Eames' ear. ]
And you don't get to fuck me.
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It's better if you're on your knees.
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