Excite (Jai/Jory)

Jai had held up one end of the bar for as long as he thought he'd get away with before heading onto the dance floor. He drank more at the Crow's Nest, where people knew him and Sunset felt sure enough that he couldn't do anything stupid, which only gave him more leeway in the end. He didn't have to watch himself as long as he stayed in the club because everyone knew he was Sunset's and they'd stop him if he went too far.

He was already a little overheated, his shirt discarded somewhere to show his tattoos and to get some much-needed air. They were touring this summer, it was official, and he'd keep celebrating as long as it excited him. That could be a while.

Jory hadn't wanted to immediately hunt down Jai, maybe a little worried about giving off the wrong impression, so he'd waited a couple of weeks to go off in an attempt to find the guy. The club was easy enough to find with a Knight Bus ride and he was given a stamp on the hand before entering. He was in a better mood tonight than he'd been the last time he went out and he lingered with a person or two for a few minutes as he wandered. It wasn't long, however, before he saw an unmistakable familiar form. He came up beside Jai, a bright smile on his face. "Want a dance?" he asked.

"Yeah," Jai said, grinning as he wrapped an arm low around the guy's waist. Then he recognized him. Jay? Joy? "Jory," he said, and a smile that had faded slightly a moment before perked back up. That had been a damn good time, one he'd gladly repeat. "You found me," he teased.

"I did," Jory said. "And you're already half naked." Maybe no shirt, no shoes didn't apply to Jai, not that Jory was going to complain about it. He wasn't about to give up the chance to look at those tattoos some more. He slid his arms up to rest against Jai's shoulders. Well, this was already shaping up to be a successful night.

"Eh, if someone complains they'll give it back to me," Jai said. It had only happened once, and only because the guy didn't like his girlfriend being distracted. He didn't pay much attention to stuff like that, but if he wanted it, he knew he'd find it at the main bar. "You're looking good enough to eat." Jai grinned.

Jory laughed and lowered his eyes briefly. He pulled closer to Jai, who was so wonderfully warm. "There's plenty of time for that later," he said when he looked back up at the guy. "I wouldn't turn down a taste, myself." Again. Though he wouldn't admit it, he'd had a dream or two since meeting Jai of the night.

Jai gave a slow grin at that, and his hands shifted slightly south against Jory. "Too bad you've got that dog, I'd take you back to my place," he said. They'd made decent conversation walking the pup, but there was something to be said for not having to wait. There was also something to be said for not being the one who had to get up and leave in the morning.

"Maybe I figured out a way to have her taken care of for a night every now and then," Jory said, slipping fingers into Jai's hair. He'd done a bit of searching and though it wouldn't be a solution for very long stays, it would be okay once in a while. "She'd be a little mad at me tomorrow, but she'd survive." She'd been easy enough to train, which had only made Jory more interested in teaching her as many tricks as possible.