Hop in me like a bunny

The plot, the relationship building, the lore (fully SFW content).

This is only the actual plot, which led to the spice that will happen in the second part. I'll do my best to make the NSFW part readable without having read the first part, but I still recommend reading this one regardless, just because I spent so much time writing this, and because it may give some more insight on what will be going on in the NSFW part. No matter what you choose to do, I hope you'll enjoy this work!

Note that this story can also be read with only the first part, for those of you that don't enjoy NSFW works! I made sure to separate the two stuff so that everyone can be satisfied in the end: those who only want SFW, those who only want NSFW, and those who want both!

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"Ike, I swear to Heaven and Hell, if you don't take a break away from your computer screen tonight, I'll just lock you out for the night." The voice demon was tired of seeing his best friend losing himself in front of his monitor. He knew that the man had a deadline to reach, but he also knew the man needed a fricking break and something to change his mind. The novelist hadn't been writing anything for days now, and going out would probably be better for his mental health than staying in and depressing over his unfinished book.

"Vox," the man sighed, still set on fighting with the other until he was left alone to work, "you know I can't go out. I gotta finish this. I only have a week left, and so much to get done. I've got this. I just gotta push myself a bit more, and everything will be fine." Truthfully speaking, even Ike himself didn't believe this. He knew better than anyone - better than Vox - that he was fully burnt out, and that forcing himself to write would just destroy him internally. But Ike didn't want to disappoint his publisher and editor, Fulgur Ovid, though everyone around him - Ike included - knew the man would happily extend the deadline if Ike needed it.

"I'll talk to my brother, and he'll give you as much time as you need." Another thing about Fulgur Ovid: he is Vox's brother. The two aren't actually linked by blood, but they are brothers of heart, if you will. They may be fighting and arguing all the time, they still love each other dearly, and they'd do anything for each other. And one thing that they both cared for is Ike Eveland. "If you dare argue with me again, I swear I'll grab you by the collar and throw you outside until morning."

Ike of course knew Vox would do it - he's done it before - but still argued back. If he was to get thrown out, he'd just go to Shu and Luca's apartment, just a street away, as always. And so Vox, being taller and stronger than Ike, picked him up and tossed him over his shoulder, got out of the building and set him down on the pavement. "Really?", Ike asked with a sigh. Vox ignored him and turned around. He heard the lock close and realised he didn't have anything on him apart from his phone and wallet. He was stuck outside until Vox would agree to open the building's door again for him.

Defeated, he started walking towards his other friends' apartment, lost in thoughts. He couldn't help but think about his novel, trying to figure out how to continue it and finish it for good. He knew Fulgur would be perfectly fine with extending the deadline - honestly, that was just there for legal reason, but Fulgur didn't want to force Ike into writing. That didn't stop Ike from wanting to meet the deadline that was initially set! The novelist had fans to satisfy, fans he couldn't let down. He needed to finish this story he's been teasing for months now on his socials.

He loved the book, he loved it so much, but he was fully stuck on a specific scene he had never written before. He was trying new things with this novel, and he was overthinking it all. This book was so much different from what he'd usually write: the usual romance he'd write took a more sensual and sexual turn. And how the hell was he going to write such scenes when he was so inexperienced in this domain? It's not like he could ask Vox for advice: the man was so painfully obvious about his feelings for the novelist that Ike didn't want risking giving him mixed signals.