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2001 AU
He’d gotten his orders two weeks ago, but he’d known they were coming down the pipe since September 11. The country was at war again and war meant casualties. Casualties meant medics and that meant deployment orders for one Sergeant Jack Abbot among countless others. He’d been given a week of preparation leave, which he was supposed to use to go visit his family and wrap things up, but there wasn’t a lot of family he wanted to visit and not much to wrap up. He didn’t even have a dog.
Instead he booked a flight to Seattle. If anyone asked, he said it was because Seattle was cold and rainy and he thought he was going to be short on cold and rain for a while, or at least rain. Afghanistan and Iraq could get really fucking cold in the winter. He knew that from the stories people told about the Gulf War. He ought to call it the first Gulf War now, he guessed.
He’d actually chosen Seattle because he’d texted Robby “just to check in” as soon as he’d gotten his orders and Robby had mentioned that he’d be at the ACEP annual assembly in Seattle this week. They’d seen each other several times after Jack’s first trip to New Orleans, but then he’d PCSed from Polk and their relationship had dwindled to text messages and emails, all of which were carefully written so that he was friendly but not too friendly, in case anyone ever saw something. Even still, if Jack was going to the other side of the planet and potentially (maybe even probably) not coming back, he wanted to see Robby again. He’d told Robby he’d be visiting Seattle at the same time and just left out the part where he made his travel arrangements after he’d talked to Robby.
He had a room at a hotel near the convention center and its hotels but not too near, and he had arranged to meet Robby in a bar that was between the convention center and Jack’s hotel. They tended to meet in bars since it was a completely public and defensible place to be, even if they didn’t always stay in the bar.
He was sitting in a booth this time instead of on a barstool, turning a beer bottle in his hands and waiting for Robby. He was late. Jack wondered if Robby would actually show or if this whole trip had been a stupid idea.
Instead he booked a flight to Seattle. If anyone asked, he said it was because Seattle was cold and rainy and he thought he was going to be short on cold and rain for a while, or at least rain. Afghanistan and Iraq could get really fucking cold in the winter. He knew that from the stories people told about the Gulf War. He ought to call it the first Gulf War now, he guessed.
He’d actually chosen Seattle because he’d texted Robby “just to check in” as soon as he’d gotten his orders and Robby had mentioned that he’d be at the ACEP annual assembly in Seattle this week. They’d seen each other several times after Jack’s first trip to New Orleans, but then he’d PCSed from Polk and their relationship had dwindled to text messages and emails, all of which were carefully written so that he was friendly but not too friendly, in case anyone ever saw something. Even still, if Jack was going to the other side of the planet and potentially (maybe even probably) not coming back, he wanted to see Robby again. He’d told Robby he’d be visiting Seattle at the same time and just left out the part where he made his travel arrangements after he’d talked to Robby.
He had a room at a hotel near the convention center and its hotels but not too near, and he had arranged to meet Robby in a bar that was between the convention center and Jack’s hotel. They tended to meet in bars since it was a completely public and defensible place to be, even if they didn’t always stay in the bar.
He was sitting in a booth this time instead of on a barstool, turning a beer bottle in his hands and waiting for Robby. He was late. Jack wondered if Robby would actually show or if this whole trip had been a stupid idea.

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More then anything, he wants to make sure that Jack feels good.
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“I feel like someone just handed me a lottery ticket and told me I had to pick which way I’d like to get my million dollars when I wasn’t even expecting to win ten.”
Which was to say, he had no idea what he wanted, other than Robby, and that wasn’t helpful.
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"I wouldn't say I'm worth a million," says Robby, and then he twists his fingers in the hem of Jack's shirt. "Both of us fewer clothes, for a start."
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He grins and strips off his own shirt.
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Jack took his own moment of appreciation for Robby’s lean, muscular body. No new tattoos, or at least none that he could see yet. He leaned in and kissed each of the tattoos on Robby’s biceps. They seemed appropriate for this moment. Jack wasn’t fatalistic, but he was realistic. He might die and he’d try to love his fate if he could.
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Being around Jack again after so long kind of makes him feel crazy.
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“I’m not gonna stop you.”
He worked on unfastening Robby’s belt and then undid the button of his jeans before slipping the zipper down. He wasn’t deliberately avoiding touching Robby’s dick, but he also didn’t try to touch it.
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"Fuck, I missed you," he says, dragging Jack in for another kiss.
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“Missed you too,” he managed to say before his mouth was more occupied.
He got his hand onto Robby’s dick as well, and thumbed over the head through the fabric.
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"God," he says, shoving his thumbs under the waistband of Jack's boxers and pushing them down, stripping him. "Tell me what you want first. Lemme hear."
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“You liked to hear me talk,” he said. “I remember that. You liked it when I did what you say and you liked it when I talked.”
He pushed Robby towards the bed gently.
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He lets himself be pushed backwards towards the bed, pushing down his own pants and underwear, pausing to fumble out of them so he's completely naked.
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Jack got out of his own clothes probably about as fast as he’d left the gas chamber in basic training. He didn’t trip over himself, but he was very naked very fast.
Once they were both naked, he wrapped his arms around Robby and pulled him in for another kiss.
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"Well?" he asks, breathless, between kisses. "You gonna indulge me?"
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“I want you to fuck me,” Jack said. “And I want to fuck you. And then sleep and then maybe do it again, or maybe put my mouth on you or have yours on me. I just want all of you, as much as I can have as long as I can have.”
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"I meant every word I said about licking come off those abs," he says, nudging Jack backwards so that he can slip between his thighs, lying down to kiss him. "I don't care if it's mine or yours."
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“If you keep saying that kind of shit it’s gonna be mine without you even touching anything.”
He wasn’t quite that jumpy, but he felt like he could be and he wrapped both arms around Robby to pull him in for a kiss.
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"I want to fuck you. Can I fuck you?"
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“I’m not gonna say no to that.”
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"Fuck." He rocks his hips again. "Just... Just wait."
He straightens up, grabbing the lube and opening it, spreading some on his fingers.
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He shifted his legs open and then popped a pillow under his tailbone. He’d learned he liked that angle better in terms of hitting his prostate and it seemed to make it easier for his partner to get in there too.
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"Jesus. Look at you." He grins and shifts between Jack's spread legs, wrapping the fingers of one hand around Jack's cock and moving the other lower to brush against his ass. "You've been practising since the last time we did this."
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He needed someone who would not only not get him kicked out but also not give him something he'd rather not have ... which might also get him kicked out if he got something that was more common among men who fucked other men.
He drew a breath in when Robby wrapped one slick hand around his cock and then trailed the others down to his ass so lightly and teasingly.
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