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Emil Blonsky ([personal profile] likeamonster) wrote in [community profile] parallaxparilis2012-12-27 02:58 pm

The ongoing adventures of Blonsky/Chris: Part 4



The ride remained uneventful at normal speeds, the road stretched on too long, and he came as close to their limit as possible before a motel billboard appeared declaring it was just a few miles ahead, next right. As much as he wanted to drive on through the night he knew it simply was not possible. Gas shortage due to earlier activities for one thing; the need to ditch the stolen car being another.

He made a snap decision and turned in to the motel's lot. It was late evening, not yet eight according to the radio, and he figured they could get a few hours rest before leaving at dawn.

"You're going in." He stated flatly, without looking towards Chris, as he parked the furthest away from the office's main doors. "Just get a room, no frills, the cheapest. Don't draw attention to yourself." A pointed glare for this last statement. For someone like Chris he knew this was almost an impossibility.

With the car stopped, he reached behind Chris for the bag full of the genius's collected junk. In the side pocket was the one thing he knew they'd packed, as he had put it there himself: a wallet discovered in that broken down home they'd stayed in. Two neatly folded twenties were handed to Chris, with the rest of the wallet disappearing into Blonsky's back pocket. If he hadn't tracked Banner for so long, he might've been tempted to use the credit cards.

"Seems simple enough, right? Out you go."
moralimperative: (lately I've been missing me)

[personal profile] moralimperative 2013-01-09 08:31 am (UTC)(link)
Chris groaned in response, both hands reaching for Blonsky's back and clawing at the sensitive skin along the soldier's spine as he tried desperately to pull him closer, hips grinding up in an involuntary stutter against the heat of Blonsky's erection through the threadbare material between them. Nowhere near enough to satisfy, it left him wanting; wanting to be touched the way he'd been kissed, leaving no room for argument. The intensity of that desire sent a shiver through him, tension having once again found its way into every line of his body.

"No," he managed at long last, the admission revealing far more than its words alone, "I haven't."
moralimperative: (it's all fucked)

[personal profile] moralimperative 2013-01-13 10:42 am (UTC)(link)
The force of Blonsky's kiss was all that kept Chris from crying out, a guttural moan smothered by teeth and tongue with an intensity that claimed him, owned him completely. It left him lightheaded; practically sobbing for breath when at last they parted.

The rest of the sensations didn't stop with the return of oxygen, however, and he could only thrust helplessly, desperately into the soldier's firm hand. His fingers drawing red lines with the path of his nails across Blonsky's back, fading almost as quickly as they could be made, Chris groaned, his head falling back so that he wasn't looking at the other when at last he found his voice--ravaged though it was--to speak: "Blonsk-- Blon... Fuck," syllables just weren't cutting it, "fuck me, please-- Just..."
moralimperative: (if I only knew the answer)

[personal profile] moralimperative 2013-01-17 07:21 am (UTC)(link)
The harsh pull of Blonsky's fingers through his hair forced Chris's scattered senses into focus, making certain that when the reply came it was at the very epicenter of his universe: No.

No. Something in him sheered in two; even at wit's end he'd felt certain this was something it would only take so much provocation for Blonsky to do-- to take, to have. It curled his toes, drained the tension out of his very bones, until his arms were draped loosely around the soldier's neck and shoulders, reticent and yielding in place of his earlier brash tenacity, all at once the picture of inexperience he'd railed against.

It took a few false starts--breathless, bitten off sounds of mounting pleasure, almost in spite of himself--before Chris could find his voice again, as vulnerable under Blonsky's piercing gaze as under his weathered hands: "Why?"
Edited 2013-01-17 07:55 (UTC)
moralimperative: (king of the world)

[personal profile] moralimperative 2013-01-18 05:57 am (UTC)(link)
The curt whisper of Russian, hot and intimate against his ear, sent a shiver through him, stealing what remained of Chris's breath before he could put a voice to further question or protest. The kiss he clung to like a drowning man would salvation, finally--finally--giving back, slow and tender and still so wanting, a perfect contrast to the rest of Blonsky's established demanding pace.

When at last he came undone, it was with a breathless murmur into that kiss, cut short by a hitching gasp as his arms pulled tighter around Blonsky's shoulders, knees pressed against the soldier's waist in a desperate, involuntary bid to bring him closer still.
moralimperative: (the price of progress)

[personal profile] moralimperative 2013-01-20 10:26 am (UTC)(link)
Chris gave a tired sound that was nearly a whimper in response to the other man's continued teasing of overstimulated flesh, his hands falling from Blonsky's shoulders like dead weight back onto the mattress. He felt boneless, moldable.

His eyes were still dark with arousal, quick mind rendered muzzy with post-orgasmic fog. What he needed to do was get up, clean himself off; he made it as far as hooking an ankle around Blonsky's leg, murmuring sleepily.
moralimperative: (heavy sleeper)

[personal profile] moralimperative 2013-01-20 07:51 pm (UTC)(link)
Slinging an ankle across Blosnky's leg the moment he was once more within reach, Chris curled against the soldier's side, nestling against him as though he intended to fold himself completely into that strong, warm body. The pillow that would have originally served this purpose was left entirely forgotten, far inferior to this new arrangement.

He murmured something else into Blonsky's chest, a whisper of breath rendered unintelligible by fatigue and proximity-- and slept.
moralimperative: (fgsfds; I'm done)

[personal profile] moralimperative 2013-01-21 12:13 am (UTC)(link)
Being something of a deep sleeper, it took several moments for Chris to process a thought much beyond that he'd been warm and comfortable and that burrowing more snugly against Blonsky's side was just about the best idea in the world. Blonsky's tone forced him to furrow his brows in unease before opening his eyes, blinking into wakefulness.

Soldiers--? Oh. Right.

He yawned, dragging a hand through his wild hair and attempting to force his sluggish thoughts back into some semblance of order. "Nobody's seen you," he stated, establishing a point from which to work from, though it would take a few extra seconds before he found his way over to 'how did they get here?'
moralimperative: (it's like this)

[personal profile] moralimperative 2013-01-21 01:13 am (UTC)(link)
Chris pulled on his shirt before moving off of the bed, pants tossed over one shoulder while he straightened his boxers, looking off into middle distance as his mind began to catch up.

"So I tell them I haven't seen anyth--" He paused in the motion of rubbing a sore spot where neck met shoulder, realizing abruptly that there were almost assuredly bruises beneath his fingertips. Whether they jumped immediately to the conclusion that he was harboring a fugitive or not, denying that he'd been with someone would definitely raise numerous unanswerable questions. He didn't just look like a morning after, he looked like the morning after a hurricane.

When he snapped out of his ruminations, it was apparent that Chris was finally running at 100% again. He pulled on his pants, stepping purposefully over to the window and giving the view through the blinds a cursory glance before pulling them out of the way and throwing the window open wide. "Can you keep them inside?" he asked, leaning out of the open window to survey the nearby parking lot. Without being seen came implied.
moralimperative: (somebody somewhere's real bad day)

[personal profile] moralimperative 2013-01-21 06:24 am (UTC)(link)
Chris blinked back at him, an undercurrent of worry clear to see in his expression before he reigned it in, back on task. "Okay," he conceded, glancing back at the window before quickly moving to grab their bag of supplies and putting it through to the ground outside.

"Make sure they stay out of the parking lot." He hoisted himself through the open window frame as well, glancing back and hesitating only momentarily before picking up the bag and heading off beyond where the side of the building obscured the view from inside the room, not saying anything more.
moralimperative: (just an infantile response to authority)

[personal profile] moralimperative 2013-01-22 05:20 am (UTC)(link)
Meanwhile, Chris hurried over to the edge of the parking lot in search of where they'd left the car. He found it, much to his dismay, boxed in by two large military vehicles.

He slung his bag more securely over his shoulder before taking a deep breath of his own and making his approach. Even as it became apparent that one of the Humvees wasn't as empty as he might have liked, he walked up alongside it with calm, purposeful strides. The soldier who'd remained behind got out to intercept him before he could speak, but Chris talked over him anyway: "Hey, that's a real nice car you've got there," he showed his empty hands in a placating gesture, continuing uninterrupted, "You're just a little bit in the way, though. You might want to move it just an inch..."

"This your car?" the soldier demanded, gesturing to the stolen vehicle.

Chris looked at it as though he was only just then noticing its presence. "No," he answered. "I don't have a car. But that guy--"

"What guy?"

"I don't know, this guy. He got all bent out of shape about my bike being in the way--" As he explained, Chris reached into his bag, pulling out the bike pedaling mechanism he'd taken with him from the wreckage in Harlem. The soldier's eyes widened in response to the implication of the dismantled bike piece in combination with the young man's disheveled appearance, not waiting to hear the rest of Chris's story before he dashed off after his comrades, already in the building.

Chris glanced from the direction the man had gone to the two-way radio mounted inside of the Humvee. Well then.
moralimperative: (master of unlocking)

[personal profile] moralimperative 2013-01-23 07:05 am (UTC)(link)
A direct link to intercepting the communications of their pursuers was far too good a lucky break for Chris to pass up so easily; he threw his bag between the seats, climbing into the light tactical vehicle and allowing himself the briefest of moments to drum his fingers against the steering wheel. ...Radio. Right, that was a thing he was doing.

At first glance it appeared to be mounted into a bracket that was in turn bolted securely to the frame of the vehicle itself. Chris dug into his bag for the utility knife he'd picked up shortly before they'd first hit the highway, trying to work the radio out of its bracket. It held fast though, and then abruptly the muted sound of gunfire from inside the building cut his already limited time limit short.

Keys, maybe they'd left the-- he turned his attention back to the dash, where a convenient 'start' switch was conspicuously located. You had to love the military.
moralimperative: (think fast)

[personal profile] moralimperative 2013-02-03 10:41 am (UTC)(link)
The Humvee's engine roared to life at Chris's behest, tearing out of park like an animal that wanted to run. He promptly backed into what had previously been their car, the behemoth of a vehicle wheeling into a 90 degree turn before he caught up with the position of the steering wheel. Chris didn't waste time worrying about it, though, simply wrenching the Humvee into drive and taking it off of the parking lot pavement, around the corner to the outside of the room they'd stayed in.

"Blonsky!" He called out over the idle of the engine, nearly tripping in his haste to get out of the driver's seat and reach his companion, quite understandably alarmed by the sight and state of him.

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