Our Love || TinCan

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"Stop kissing me." Can said softly. Tin chuckled and kissed Can again.

Can wanted to stay true to what he was saying before, but Pete's words popped into his head. He was right. Tin wasn't Boom. He was so much more.

Can let himself be swept up in the kiss. Tin cupped his cheeks and kissed him hard. Can held tight onto his waist. Tin grabbed Can by the waist and lifted him onto the counter. Can moved his hands to around Tin's neck, while Tin's hands rested on his thighs.

Tin moved his kisses to Can's cheek and down his jawline to his neck. He tried not to leave a mark, in case Can didn't want that. Can cupped his mouth to muffle the sounds of his moans. He didn't want Ley or his mom to come downstairs and see them.

"W-wait." Can said pushing Tin's lips away from his neck.

"Are you gonna ask me to leave again?" Tin asked, anxiously, in Can's ear. Can chuckled softly and shook his head.

"I'm not going to ask you to leave. I just don't think this is the best thing to be doing in the kitchen." He said quietly. Tin laughed and nodded, pulling back.

"Right." He said. He removed his hands from Can's legs and went to move away, but was stopped by Can. He held tight onto Tin.

"Just because I said we shouldn't make out doesn't mean that I don't want you to hold me and touch me." He said pulling Tin to him and laying his head down on Tin's shoulder. Tin smiled to himself and rested his hands back on Can's thighs.

"How do you want me to touch you?" He asked, in a low voice, in Can's ear. Tin's breath on his neck made Can shiver.

"Just hold me. Nothing more, right now." Can said. Tin obeyed and wrapped his arms around Can's waist.

They weren't sure how long they were there but they didn't dare move. Can knew at that moment that there was no way they could ever be just friends.

About an hour later Tin pulled up in front of his house in Can's car. Tin was holding Can's hand in between the seats. He lifted it slowly and kissed it gently.

"I'm sorry." Can said quietly. He had been debating in his head if he wanted to voice his thoughts or not.

"For what?" Tin asked just a quietly.

"For lying about not knowing you. For asking you to leave when you kissed me the first time. I've just been through kind of a rough time in the past with my ex and I didn't want to have a repeat. But after talking with Pete, I realized something. I wasn't to be with you because I like you. You're not my ex. You are the complete opposite and I like you." Can finally admitted. Tin smiled wide at Can.

"Can you stop talking about your ex now?" He asked. Can laughed and nodded. Tin leaned over and kissed him once on the lips. "Do you want to come in?" Tin asked. Can shook his head.

"No. I don't know what might happen if I do." Can admitted. Tin nodded and sat back in his seat correctly. Can grabbed Tin's cheek and pulled his head to him, placing another small and quick kiss on his lips. He buried his head in the crook of his neck after pulling away. He didn't want Tin to look at him when he spoke. "I like you a lot Tin. I've liked you for a long time, but right now I'm scared. I don't want to make the same mistakes that I made in the past. I want you, but I want to take it slow. Rushing into it will only ruin it faster."

As Can spoke Tin rubbed his back softly and slowly. He listened to what Can had to say and understood. He lifted Can's head up and kissed him slowly on the lips.

"Let's take it slow then." He said. Can smiled and nodded. "I'll go inside now, and you go back to your house and sleep. I'll text you in the morning and we can take it from there." Tin said pulling away from Can.

He liked Can. That much he knew was true. He liked him a lot. He didn't know at first, but no he did, and he wasn't going to let him go.