[ Major Cho. It has, for the past several years, simply been his nameā€”but there's a nigh-unbearable eroticism to hearing it in this context, to watching Irving press himself against the wall, to... the sentiment he's expressing itself in conjunction with his name. The absolute surrender of it, the clear expression of submission before someone more powerfulā€”it's mesmerizing and captivating and the most erotic experience he's had over his lifetime (not that there are many to choose from).
The pressure of his own clothes is, at this point, somewhat uncomfortableā€”at the very least, he'd like a moment to adjust, although present company rules that outā€”and he's acutely aware of that fact as he steps forward into the space Irving has just left empty, finally taking his finger off the elevator button to close the gap between them. ]
That's not my concern.
[ And it's notā€”although, really, he'd at least do him the courtesy of a hand down his dungarees as a matter of basic military decorum were he not aware of the sexual gratification Lieutenant Irving seems to get from... not finishing. Whether it's guilt or Christianity or some combination of the two, he's not sure, but it's also not his businessā€” so he's never asked, nor does he ever intend to. If he eventually wants to talk about it, he'll offer that information.
Cheol-gang pauses, stares him in the eye despite the need to tilt his chin upwards to do so. ]
If you want to know what it's like to be arrested, Lieutenant...
no subject
The pressure of his own clothes is, at this point, somewhat uncomfortableā€”at the very least, he'd like a moment to adjust, although present company rules that outā€”and he's acutely aware of that fact as he steps forward into the space Irving has just left empty, finally taking his finger off the elevator button to close the gap between them. ]
That's not my concern.
[ And it's notā€”although, really, he'd at least do him the courtesy of a hand down his dungarees as a matter of basic military decorum were he not aware of the sexual gratification Lieutenant Irving seems to get from... not finishing. Whether it's guilt or Christianity or some combination of the two, he's not sure, but it's also not his businessā€” so he's never asked, nor does he ever intend to. If he eventually wants to talk about it, he'll offer that information.
Cheol-gang pauses, stares him in the eye despite the need to tilt his chin upwards to do so. ]
If you want to know what it's like to be arrested, Lieutenant...