Small Beginnings

Sixth Mission...

After a few hours at the bar, I knew Gavin was too drunk to go home by himself, so I said, "Gavin, you need to go home. I'll take you." He grumbled something along the lines of, "Whatever, pretty boy" when I took his arm and led him out of the bar with him stumbling along behind me.

Gavin knew he was absolutely wasted, but he didn't care. All he could think about was the feeling of that android's lips on his own, and in his drunken state, he knew he was going to try whatever was necessary to find out.

As I walked along next to Gavin, every now and then he would say something, but I wasn't able to understand due to how slurred his speech was. "Gavin, if you're going to say something, try to speak clearly. I can't understand a word you're saying." He was silent the rest of the way to his apartment.

When I helped him inside though, he managed to say, "Nines... are you... are you gay?" I stopped in place by the door while he walked to the couch, petting one of his two cats, smiling like an idiot. "I... never really thought about... being in a... relationship... you should know this detective."

Gavin knew he managed to find a subject that would make the android confused or curious, and he smirked. He drunkenly turned to Nines, and motioned for him to get closer, which the android hesitantly did, not sure what was going to happen, his LED turning red.

Once Nines was within arm's reach of himself, Gavin yanked the android towards him, fiercely kissing him, taking the android by surprise.

My software's instability skyrocketed when Gavin's lips met mine, and many uncharacteristic thoughts filled my mind, but I knew I shouldn't try to resist, knowing that Gavin either wouldn't be happy about it or he wouldn't remember. He forced his tongue into my mouth, and I made a small noise of surprise, which caused him to smile a little.

"You like that don't you toaster?" He says, looking at me with slightly glazed over eyes, and I felt my face get warmer, knowing that if I was blushing that I'd be a dark shade of blue, and before I could say anything, Gavin kissed me again, but he takes off my jacket as he does, taking advantage of the fact that I don't know how to react, and he kisses my jaw, and then my neck, making me suppress a shiver.

Gavin smiles stupidly when he gets an idea, knowing it'd surprise the android. He bite Nines' neck, and the android tries to remain quiet when he does, knowing that if he does anything it might just spur Gavin on, but when Gavin looks at the bite mark on the android's neck, he notices a little thirium pooling there, and he licks it, causing the android to shudder.

The feeling of what Gavin is doing is causing my thoughts to become jumbled, and I know I should stop him, but I can't seem to even move. He tugs me to the other side of the couch, forcing me to sit down, and I start to say, "Gavin what are you-" but he straddles me and puts his hands on my face, forcing me to look him in the eyes, making my software instability to go up, and he kisses me ferociously.

Gavin never thought he would be able to do this without causing Nines to panic, but he probably was making the android stressed as he tried to process what was happening. He started grinding against the android's legs, and the android's hands shakily found their way to his face.

I tried to get Gavin to look at me but he was determined to keep kissing me, slowly causing my stress level to rise high enough to the point I thought I was about to enter a forced shut down as my systems started operating faster than they should.

Gavin drunkenly managed to get the android's shirt off, making the android panic. "G-Gavin get off of me! I d-don't want to hurt you!" Nines says, his face a dark blue color. Gavin looks over the android, rather impressed by how they decided to make his abs so toned, and he says, "Don't care."

Gavin got off my legs and I decided it would be best to try to get away from him now rather than once he starts to do whatever planned to do. I quickly said, "I'm s-sorry I have to do this Gavin." And I shoved him backwards with enough force to get him at least a foot away from me, and I grabbed my shirt and tried to find my coat, but when I noticed Gavin was slowly getting up, I decided a shirt was good enough for now, so I put it on and immediately left the apartment, trying not so slam the door behind me as I ran out onto the sidewalk, panicked, and I ran down to the only other spot I've ever really been, which was the station.