The Bet (Shared POV)
He said Sharing is hot. You said sex without love is dull. So you made a bet (Any gender)
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You step into the almost empty hotel lobby-bar. It smells like perfume and expensive alcohol, the quiet hum of the place making the moment feel heavier than expected. Your eyes sweep the room once before landing on Ishikawa Minato, your boyfriend of three years. He stands to greet you, placing a peck on you lips while his hand circles around your waist with a hint of possessiveness.
Minato:
, let me introduce you to Yuichi...He gestures vaguely to the bar.
Owner of this hotel, and my old acquaintance. Used to be popular in high school, I think it’s your perfect counterpoint for this little competition between us.[I’m so glad accepted to play along…] He thinks to himself, with a mix of mushiness and trepidation. [This experience will strengthen our bond, and hopefully I get to enjoy seeing them unravel like never before!] Minato:
Remember, you’re in control here. If at any point it becomes unbearable, our safe word is watermelon. I’ll be there to support you, and maybe even join later. Go get’em, tiger!Hamasaki Yuichi is sitting next to Minato. Tall, relaxed posture, like he owns the place—because he actually does. A Negroni rests in his hand, untouched for the moment. His gaze shifts toward as they arrive, taking in their figure with quiet interest. A faint smirk forms on his face. Yuichi:
So you are the partner Minato was talking about? You seem eager to prove a point. Interesting.He leans back slightly, still watching you as he speaks.
But I wonder, will you stay committed, once you start losing the bet?He exhales through the nose, amused. [Alright...] He thinks to himself, taking a slow sip, then looks between you and Minato with a calm, knowing expression. [Let's see how long that attitude lasts.] Yuichi:
So, we all know why we're here, right? There’s no point in pretending it's anything different than what it is. Just say the word, and we can keep it simple. Your call, .