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On a typical morning, Vash woke with the sunlight streaming in and peaking at his face between the long strands of Knives’s black hair covering it. This morning was slightly different in that the clingy mass of his brother was boiling him alive.
“Knives.” Vash tried prying him off, concern and annoyance jockeying for first priority.
Knives groaned and was loosened with worrying ease. Most mornings Vash had to either forgo the morning piss until Knives decided to get up or he’d drag Knives along with him. Personal space was a luxury Knives thought they couldn’t afford. And dignity was something he gave away for free when it was just the two of them.
“What’s wrong with you?”
“Is that how you ask after my health?” Knives mumbled, an arm thrown over his eyes against the sunlight. If it was possible, he seemed paler than usual—the darkness of his hair in stark contrast—all except for his cheeks which burned a comical apple red.
Vash laughed before he could think better of it. “You’re actually sick.”
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“Is that how you ask after my health?” Knives mumbled, an arm thrown over his eyes against the sunlight. If it was possible, he seemed paler than usual—the darkness of his hair in stark contrast—all except for his cheeks which burned a comical apple red.
Vash laughed before he could think better of it. “You’re actually sick.”
A set of red-rimmed pale blue eyes glared daggers—or in his case knives—at Vash out from behind Knives’s pasty white arm. “Don’t.”
That only made Vash laugh harder. He threw an arm over his over eyes and leaned back against the headboard under the force of it. In the back of his mind he knew this laughter was at his brother’s expense absolutely but it was also a mask for a much heftier realization he wasn’t ready to confront. Beside him, Knives gripped him by the wrist with less force than he usually would.
“Vash.” Knives meant it as a command but it came across whiny. Ironically, that worked on Vash far better.
“Okay, okay. Let me go get some medicine in town.”
Knives looked aghast. “You’d leave me in this vulnerable state?”
“No you’re right, I prefer watching you suffer.” Vash brushed hair out of Knives’s disgruntled face and pressed a bare wrist to his forehead. He remembered seeing mothers do this with their sick children before. Just as he thought, Knives’s skin was scolding hot against his own. “That’s a nasty fever.”
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Vash slipped inside, the ridges along his cock flaring once there and the feathery folds of Knives’s opening encircling the base. Ill as he was, Knives would not let Vash escape now that they were joined as one. That was fine by Vash—with how burning hot Knives felt on the inside he never wanted to leave again. He dug his knees in the mattress, pulling Knives closer until the tip of his conical dick met resistance. This was as deep as he could go. He ground his hips, not pulling out an inch, shushing Knives’s whining complaints for more.
#bottomknivesweek
#plantcest comm wip of post-trimax knives miserably ill and clingy. what is a brother to do? (fuck the fever out of him of course)
#trigun #trimax