Canon: Remove if not applicable.Kouen stopped by the couch so he could nudge Mu's legs apart with a foot, so he would get some space to sit down between them and lean against his chest. He heard Mu draw a deep breath of the kind when someone just wakes up, and he dropped his head against Mu's shoulder. "Morning," he said, opening his book and leaning it against his lap as Mu buried his nose in his hair. "Morning, beautiful," Mu murmured, and Kouen heard a smile in his voice. He wrapped his arms around his waist and pressed his lips to his neck. Kouen glanced from the letters to the hand grasping his, and turned his hand around so they could weave their fingers together, and tipped his head a little to the side when Mu brushed his hair from his neck to kiss him further. "Mu, will you be nibbling at my neck for a long time?" Mu nodded, and Kouen turned his attention back to his book with a sigh. "Fine, whatever." He decided to simply let him be, since the attention was sort of nice.
"What are you reading?" The question was muffled against his skin, and Kouen huffed. "Nothing you'd be interested in," he replied, and he could instantly feel the pout on Mu's lips. "Why do you say that?" Kouen sighed. "Because you'd get bored and fall aslee-ow." Kouen turned his head to glare at Mu, and raised a hand to rub at his neck. "Why did you bite me?"
Mu puffed up his cheeks and pressed his lips against the bite mark, then blew out the air against the forming bruise. "Because you taste good," he explained. Kouen sighed, and spared him a glance. "Fine, just don't leave any marks that my collar can't cover up." Mu smiled, and nodded. "As you wish, honey." He continued to nibble, sometimes bite, sometimes suck on Kouen's throat. Kouen found his ear lean close and closer to his shoulder, and sucks in sharp breaths when teeth pierce skin.
Then suddenly, there was the sound of a palm against jeans. Both men looked down, and were surprised to find Narda standing beside the couch. "Narda dear, what's wrong?" Mu asked. "Don't eat En-nii!" The child slapped Mu on the leg again. "Bad!" she said. Kouen rolled his eyes and Mu chuckled nervously. Kouen handed Mu his book, and then picked up the girl. "Don't worry, En-nii isn't going to be eaten," he assured her. She gave him a look full of doubt. He patted her on the head. "I promise, Narda." She still scowled, but after further assurances from her big brothers, she seemed to accept that Mu wasn't going to eat Kouen, and she slipped down from the couch.
With another stern look directed at Mu, she hobbled away and left the two men alone. With a sigh, Mu dropped his head against Mu's shoulder. "Seriously..." Kouen patted him on the gead much like he had the little girl. "Not going to continue?" Mu snorted, amused yet not at the same time. "In a bit. I have a feeling we might be watched."
Kouen looked over toward the door, and as Mu had guessed, the little girl was still staring at them. "Narda, go play with your other siblings," Kouen told her. After a few more moments, she left, and after hearing her tackle Judal a couple rooms over, Mu bared his teeth in a grin. "Continue, you said?"