Dee wrapped his arm around Blake, bringing him closer. Even though his breathing was not as rapid anymore, it was still quite deep and long. Dee was silent and stared up at the light grey sky. He couldn’t think of what to say but then again what was there to talk about?
Now there wasn’t any more action, Dee shivered a little. Goose bumps began to crawl up his skin, he could really taste the cold now. The rain was coming down a little harder now and if they stayed out any longer they would catch a cold. Even though Dee wanted to continue lying down with Blake, he concluded it was time to get back home. People were going to be suspicious if they back now after all, it doesn’t take this long to hunt a measly fox right? Dee sighed and sat up, looking down at his adorable companion. Dee leant over the other, hands on either side of Blake’s head, “So, Blake, remember when you said something about ‘prettier’ boys? Do you still stand by that? Still think you’re prettier than me?” He kissed Blake, “You’re cuter than me, especially with that little pout of yours. I find that really hard to resist.” Dee winked and stood up, holding out a hand if Blake needed it.
It had taken quite a bit off effort getting the clothes back on. His flesh was wet from both the rain and sweat, so the cloth stuck to skin. Once Dee had shoved on his riding boots, he looked back at Blake smiling, “Are you ready to go?” The squire’s odd eyes looked over at Blake, but this time concentrating on the bruise. It didn’t really look like one could get some falling of their horse, it looked like someone had hit him. Dee would know considering he used to get slapped when he was younger.