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Winter Dreams

Beta: Half Elf Lost

10: find me

December 10th

Our majority had come the previous spring, and the moment my twin and I were viewed as adults, I chased you. It was as if we played hide and seek as we had done when I was but a child. I may have been an adult to all others, but you could only see me as that small child you helped to raise.

At least, that was what I thought until last night.

We did play hide and seek with the smaller children, running around in the snow, our clothes damp and out noses icy. Small Theladir had tagged you, the mighty Balrog-slayer, though I believe you allowed him to. He had seemed so upset that he could find no one, and you shook the bush you hid behind! He was so proud to have caught you, and you gave him that pleasure. While you counted, we all hid again.

I should have known you would seek me out. I should have known I could not hide from your tracking skills.

But do you honestly believe I tried to hide well?

You gave chase and we romped over the snowdrifts, around the evergreens, and you finally leapt at me, pushing me into a thick snow bank.

"It is your turn to be it," you whispered, but you lips were so close to mine that I could not resist lifting my chin ever so slightly, bridging that small space.

After a moment of surprise, you took control and slid your tongue into my mouth. I moaned as you ran your hand down the side of my body, tasting me deeply while I pressed my willing form against yours.

"Glorfindel," I panted, squirming under your hot lips as they trailed down my cold throat.

You chuckled. "Elladan," you murmured, "if we were not surrounded by children and lying in the snow, I would ravish you."

The words made me whimper and I knew they were a promise. I felt as if my body was on fire with its need for you, and I begged quietly for some relief. You shook your head and stood up, pulling me with you.

"It is time for you to seek," you said, grinning wickedly before you disappeared into the woods.

Those poor children. I do not think we ever bothered to seek them... only each other.


	Navigation multi-part stories previous next		Winter Dreams Beta: Half Elf Lost 10: find me December 10th Our majority had come the previous spring, and the moment my twin and I were viewed as adults, I chased you. It was as if we played hide and seek as we had done when I was but a child. I may have been an adult to all others, but you could only see me as that small child you helped to raise. At least, that was what I thought until last night. We did play hide and seek with the smaller children, running around in the snow, our clothes damp and out noses icy. Small Theladir had tagged you, the mighty Balrog-slayer, though I believe you allowed him to. He had seemed so upset that he could find no one, and you shook the bush you hid behind! He was so proud to have caught you, and you gave him that pleasure. While you counted, we all hid again. I should have known you would seek me out. I should have known I could not hide from your tracking skills. But do you honestly believe I tried to hide well? You gave chase and we romped over the snowdrifts, around the evergreens, and you finally leapt at me, pushing me into a thick snow bank. "It is your turn to be it," you whispered, but you lips were so close to mine that I could not resist lifting my chin ever so slightly, bridging that small space. After a moment of surprise, you took control and slid your tongue into my mouth. I moaned as you ran your hand down the side of my body, tasting me deeply while I pressed my willing form against yours. "Glorfindel," I panted, squirming under your hot lips as they trailed down my cold throat. You chuckled. "Elladan," you murmured, "if we were not surrounded by children and lying in the snow, I would ravish you." The words made me whimper and I knew they were a promise. I felt as if my body was on fire with its need for you, and I begged quietly for some relief. You shook your head and stood up, pulling me with you. "It is time for you to seek," you said, grinning wickedly before you disappeared into the woods. Those poor children. I do not think we ever bothered to seek them... only each other.