"Kurt McVeigh, we are not having sex on the beach. There are some places that sand does not need to get." Diane gave him a stern look, her hands on her hips, just above the waistband of her bikini. "So stop looking at me like that."
"I'm looking at you like you're a vision, come to torment a dying man."
"But you're not dying." Diane rolled her eyes, moving to lay down on the blanket beside him, shielding her eyes as she turned to look at him. "Stop being dramatic Kurt, it's not funny."
"Fine, sorry." Kurt widened his eyes for emphasis, waving his arm at her. He was trying his best to make a perfect day for them. If only for her. "I'm guessing you've never had sex on a beach before?"
Diane glared at him for a moment before she answered, "I've had sex on a beach before, but that's an alcoholic beverage. What, have you?" There was only the slightest hint of jealousy in her voice and she prayed that he didn't catch it.
"Nope." He confessed, scratching at the middle of his chest as he leaned back against the blanket. "It is one place I have yet to have sex." Kurt added, for the sake of watching her fluster.
"Bastard." Diane slapped his arm playfully. They'd had that conversation a long time ago - the one conversation that most people dreaded to have because they didn't want to be compared to previous partners in the past. But Kurt's past was over to him and Diane's past involved a bunch of douches that only really cared about themselves. It was easy to talk about when there was nothing romantically surrounding any of their past bedmates.
But she did know full well that Kurt had never been the romantic cowboy that most cowboys were painted as. Which was both shocking – considering his looks – and endearing, considering the personality beneath the mysterious façade.
"You look nice in that… whatever it's called." Kurt motioned up and down her body, his eyes moving along her as well. "It's very revealing."
"It's not much different than a pair of underwear and a bra." Diane eyed him with a lopsided grin, "Just like those are not much different than a pair of boxers." She rested her hand on his lower stomach, brushing her fingers over his skin.
"You're giving me mixed signals here." Kurt caught her hand, picking it up and placing it on her stomach.
"I was teasing you." Diane leaned up on her forearms, looking over at him. "I mean, I'm not complaining, you not wearing anything would cause a lot of issues."
"We're all alone out here." He retorted, giving her a look. "If I wasn't wearing them, it would be fine." Kurt started to push himself upright, "But if we're wearing these swim suits, shouldn't we at least go out into the water?"
"That involves moving." Diane lamented, pushing herself onto her feet, taking her sunglasses off and tossing them onto the blanket. She couldn't help but look him up and down again, admiring just how good he looked in a pair of swim trunks and nothing else.
"See something you like?" Kurt questioned, motioning for her to look him in the eyes. "You're giving me mixed signals again."
"Would you shut up?" Diane scoffed, giving him a look. "Or nothing is happening for you today." She arched a brow, before she turned and headed down towards the ocean. She could hear Kurt's footfalls in the sand behind her and she smiled to herself. His hair always looked too damned good when it was wet and she had every intention to make sure he was dunked beneath the waves a few times.
"I'll shut up when you stop throwing mixed signals my way."
Diane glanced over her shoulder at him, scooping up a handful of water and throwing it back at him. "Seriously, shut up, there are no mixed signals."
Kurt started laughing, dodging the water narrowly. "You've got made aim." He dove into the water, coming back up a moment later, running his fingers through his grey hair. "I've ruined all your fun now."
"No... No you didn't." Diane crossed her arms, tilting her head with a smirk on her lips. "That's excellent fun right there." She waded over towards him, laughing as a wave threatened to splash her in the face. "You look good with your hair like that."
Kurt shook his head, shaking the water from his hair. "Oh, you like the wet look?"
Diane rolled her eyes at his smug expression, "What if I do?" She reached up and brushed a wet lock of hair off of his forehead, biting down on her bottom lip as she looked up at him. "Is that a problem?"
"Not. At. All." Kurt drawled out each word as he curled his arm around her waist, pulling her towards him. "I think you'd look good the same way." He smirked when she started to try to pull away from him, realizing what he was going to do. But he was stronger and she wasn't even fighting that hard. Kurt dipped her sideways into the water, going in with her when her leg caught the back of his knee and he toppled.
Water splashed and limbs flailed as they fought beneath the waves to get out of the water first. Diane came up clinging to his back, arms curled around his chest and legs curled around his hips.
"What the hell!?" She panted as she tried to catch her breath, her chin resting on his shoulder and her hair clinging to her shoulders and his neck. "You could have drowned me."
"I know how to give mouth-to-mouth, aren't you lucky." Kurt deadpanned, reaching his arm around behind her, his fingers playing over her bare back. "You are on the wrong side of me."
"I'm comfortable here." Diane retorted, clinging to him a little tighter when she felt his weight starting to shift backwards. "For God's sake!" She gasped out as he dropped her backwards into the ocean, causing her to lose grip of him.
Kurt surfaced again, his hand scrubbing over his face, wiping water away. "Diane?" He questioned as he looked around in the softly rolling waves and didn't see her anywhere. "Lockhart?"
And then he gasped, when her hand made contact there. She came up out of the water in front of him with a grin on her face. Her freehand brushed her wet hair off of her face, while her other hand palmed him through his swim trunks.
"Are you going to play nicely now Kurt ?"
Kurt narrowed his eyes, inhaling sharply, "No."
"That's a shame, because I was thinking that the blanket might be suitable for what you were wanting earlier." Diane fluttered her lashes, slipping her fingers beneath the small lengthwise flap at the front of his trunks, the backs of her fingers brushing against him. "But if you don't want to play nice, I can stop thinking about it."
Kurt's gaze fell to her lips and within a second his lips were pressed against hers. His fingers curled around her waist, the tips of his fingers rubbing tiny patterns against her skin as he pulled her closer.
Her fingers gripped a fistful of his grey, wet, hair – tugging sharply on it as she kissed him back. This was what she wanted - the fight of their lips to gain dominance in the kiss, the taste of salt water clinging to his lips as he kissed her hard enough to leave her lips bruised tomorrow.
Kurt hauled her upwards in his arms, her legs going around his hips instinctively. He nearly lost balance as he started to walk towards the beach, but he steadied himself, not wanting to ruin this moment.
Wet foot prints were left in the sand as he carried her towards the blanket. The heat of the sun beat down against their skin, but it was left unnoticed, barely anything in comparison to the burn of desire that boiled in their veins.
Kurt trailed his lips over her jaw and along the column of her throat, his tongue flicking out against her skin. Her hand had slipped between them again, sliding beneath the waistband of his trunks, grasping him firmly. His vision was blurred with need, every nerve ending in his body on fire with every touch of her skin.
He kept his weight above her with his forearm pressed against the blanket beside her shoulder. His hand followed the curve of her neck, over the ridge of her collarbone and down to her breast, palming it through the thin material of her bikini.
Diane pulled her hand away from him, untying the lace at the top of his trunks and pushing them down his hips. There was a plus side to being this undressed in situations like this. But she was still dressed and Kurt seemed intent to tease and not remove them yet.
She inhaled sharply when his lips covered her breast, his tongue flicking against her nipple through the material of her suit. Her hips arched upwards when he dipped his hand between her thighs, his thumb pressing against her, rubbing in a small circle over that spot.
"Kurt." Diane gritted out as she jerked his head upwards by the hair, "Stop teasing." He didn't seem to care about her request as he pressed his thumb against her more intently, causing her to cry out. "Kurt!"
"Yes?" He breathed against the valley of her breasts, his tongue flicking out against her salty skin.
"You know what I want." She jerked his hair a little harder this time and that seemed to get the message through to him. She lifted her hips up as he untied the string on either side of her hips, removing the bikini bottom from her.
Kurt leaned forward and caught her lips. He held her hip firmly as he pulled it around his waist, pressing his own hips forward against her. He was almost there, but not quite. Grinding against her but giving her no more.
Diane dragged her teeth over his bottom lip, biting down and tugging in retaliation for his teasing. She rocked her hips against him, urging him on. Wanting him there. Never in her life did she imagine having a handsome cowboy fuck her on the beach. Sex on a beach was not a possible part of her life. Before Kurt.
Now anything was possible with him. She was bolder with him, more desperate for him when he was there. And morning always came with him curled up beside her, not with her leaving him without another word.
Diane cried out when he finally thrust forward, stilling as he savored the sensation of having her surround him completely. As soon as he started to move, there was nothing slow or gentle about it. He drove forward again and again and again, groaning every time her hips slammed against his as she met his tempo. Lips bruising and finger nails leaving angry red half crescent shapes.
She liked it rough, the thrill of it all adding to her enjoyment. She'd led a difficult life and she wasn't in it to be treated like she was a breakable glass.
Hooking her legs around him more firmly, she rolled them over suddenly, gasping at the change of position. She pressed her hands against his chest, staring down into his too-green eyes as she rocked her hips downwards. Diane leaned forward and kissed him, her tongue sliding over his bottom lip – seeking entrance.
She was close and she could feel her muscles trembling around him. Right on the edge. "Kurt." She moaned and her eyes fluttered closed as she rocked down against him faster, fingernails scratching down his chest.
Her release hit, hard and fast, and pushed him right over with her. His hips rocked upwards sharply, before he relaxed back against the blanket completely sated. Diane sank forward against him, her lips brushing over his chest, a soft hum escaping from her.
"Aren't you a lucky man?" Diane quipped, her voice distant and quiet.
"I already was." Kurt tilted his head and kissed her temple. "Because I have you."
Diane couldn't stifle her laughter at what he'd just said, "I'm not laughing at you because… that's more than a lot of people would have ever said about me. But, I'm laughing at the contrast between your grip on my hip that's going to be there tomorrow and what you just said."
"What can I say?" He flashed that stupid, smug, grin that he was so good at. "I'm a man of many talents."
That caused her to roll her eyes and groan. "You're terrible."
"And you love it."
"You've got me there." Diane grinned, her cheeks flushing, "And everywhere else too."