Unstoppable
Chapter 2
**A/N: Woo, I'm back. It's been a long time, and I wanted to work more on this fic. Last chapter I got an offer to have someone be a sort of co- author. If anyone is interested in it still, I guess it'd be kinda nice. If ya read this chapter and want to co-write just let me know. Leave a screen name in a review or e-mail me and we'll talk. Okey dokey, on with the chappie.
Disclaimer: Sadly, I do not own the Bouncer, or its awesome-possum characters. Dammit..**
Kou followed Aizaki closely. They walked through the dark streets of the town. Kou watched the street signs to see if he'd seen where this "lair" was before. But judging from the fact that he felt lost on this side of town he guessed not.
Kou trudged father and farther behind Aizaki for two reasons: he was looking around, observing all of the shops and stands in the area, and also he was watching Aizaki's firm butt move slightly as he walked.
"Kou, are you coming?" Aizaki said stopping to turn around. He glared at Kou who grinned bashfully. Kou nodded and Aizaki waited for Kou to be at his side before starting again. "Don't get lost; this isn't the best part of the city to be left alone in, even for a bad-ass bouncer."
Kou chuckled at Aizaki's choice of words. He glanced at the many girls dressed in horrific clothing and then turned his gaze to the road in front of him. "No kidding," he mumbled.
Aizaki turned the corner and the two men entered a small ally. "Not much further," he said quietly. They walked another few feet and turned again, into another ally. Another few long moments and Aizaki nodded his head to the right. "This is it," he replied pointing. He opened a black door and showed Kou in.
The room was dimly lit and it was filled with couches and chairs. Girls dressed in black dresses lounged around, some smoking, and some laughing with each other. Men stood against the walls silently or near the women chatting quietly. The overall surroundings seemed quite comfortable.
"Nice," Kou said quietly. He watched a girl over by the window. She was looking though the blinds at the empty all, possibly watching drops of water fall from the roof. It had been raining earlier and the water was still over the ground and dripping from rooftops.
Aizaki beckoned him farther into the room. "There's more!" he cooed. Aizaki showed him down a hallway at the back of the room. There were numerous doors attached to the long hall. "Some of them are bedrooms and others are more common rooms with televisions and music. And there is one room where I'm going to take you."
Kou, curious, followed Aizaki into a dark room. Aizaki flipped a switch and a small light turned on in the corner. The room has giant glass windows, and it had a couch in the center of it. The ceiling was glass. "It's an observatory! It's to watch the moon and the night clouds," Aizaki whispered. He sat on the couch and patted the seat next to him.
Kou sat and stared up at the moon. It was half full and it was shinning brightly against the dark sky. "It's ... beautiful," Kou replied softly.
"I knew you'd love it," Aizaki's voice was cool and seductive. It made Kou turn to glance at him. Aizaki wore a sly grin and his blue eyes were darker than normal, as if they belonged to someone other than himself.
"Something's wrong with you," Kou said feeling a bit uneasy.
"No, nothing Kou," Aizaki said calmly. "Vampire's are stereotyped as very lustful and seductive creatures. And I don't think that is too far off." He leaned over and kissed Kou softly on the lips. After a moment he pulled back. "You liked that didn't you?"
Kou was speechless. Although Aizaki was sleek and mysterious, he hadn't expected that from him. Kou though Aizaki was the epitome of perfection and he couldn't deny the fact that he did enjoy their kiss. "I don't know," it wasn't really a lie; because Kou felt that Aizaki didn't mean what his actions portrayed.
Aizaki stood up. "Fine Kou," he said firmly. His blue eyes returned to normal. "Stay if you like. I'm leaving, maybe for good." He turned to face to door. "Goodbye."
**A/N: Erk, I didn't like it too much. I know I want Aizaki and Kou together, but aside from that I don't know where I'm going with this. Anyone interested in being the co-author?? Leave a SN or IM me at wolfcrys or send me an e-mail at wolfcrys@aol.com. Whatever you want. R&R people. Thanks**
Chapter 2
**A/N: Woo, I'm back. It's been a long time, and I wanted to work more on this fic. Last chapter I got an offer to have someone be a sort of co- author. If anyone is interested in it still, I guess it'd be kinda nice. If ya read this chapter and want to co-write just let me know. Leave a screen name in a review or e-mail me and we'll talk. Okey dokey, on with the chappie.
Disclaimer: Sadly, I do not own the Bouncer, or its awesome-possum characters. Dammit..**
Kou followed Aizaki closely. They walked through the dark streets of the town. Kou watched the street signs to see if he'd seen where this "lair" was before. But judging from the fact that he felt lost on this side of town he guessed not.
Kou trudged father and farther behind Aizaki for two reasons: he was looking around, observing all of the shops and stands in the area, and also he was watching Aizaki's firm butt move slightly as he walked.
"Kou, are you coming?" Aizaki said stopping to turn around. He glared at Kou who grinned bashfully. Kou nodded and Aizaki waited for Kou to be at his side before starting again. "Don't get lost; this isn't the best part of the city to be left alone in, even for a bad-ass bouncer."
Kou chuckled at Aizaki's choice of words. He glanced at the many girls dressed in horrific clothing and then turned his gaze to the road in front of him. "No kidding," he mumbled.
Aizaki turned the corner and the two men entered a small ally. "Not much further," he said quietly. They walked another few feet and turned again, into another ally. Another few long moments and Aizaki nodded his head to the right. "This is it," he replied pointing. He opened a black door and showed Kou in.
The room was dimly lit and it was filled with couches and chairs. Girls dressed in black dresses lounged around, some smoking, and some laughing with each other. Men stood against the walls silently or near the women chatting quietly. The overall surroundings seemed quite comfortable.
"Nice," Kou said quietly. He watched a girl over by the window. She was looking though the blinds at the empty all, possibly watching drops of water fall from the roof. It had been raining earlier and the water was still over the ground and dripping from rooftops.
Aizaki beckoned him farther into the room. "There's more!" he cooed. Aizaki showed him down a hallway at the back of the room. There were numerous doors attached to the long hall. "Some of them are bedrooms and others are more common rooms with televisions and music. And there is one room where I'm going to take you."
Kou, curious, followed Aizaki into a dark room. Aizaki flipped a switch and a small light turned on in the corner. The room has giant glass windows, and it had a couch in the center of it. The ceiling was glass. "It's an observatory! It's to watch the moon and the night clouds," Aizaki whispered. He sat on the couch and patted the seat next to him.
Kou sat and stared up at the moon. It was half full and it was shinning brightly against the dark sky. "It's ... beautiful," Kou replied softly.
"I knew you'd love it," Aizaki's voice was cool and seductive. It made Kou turn to glance at him. Aizaki wore a sly grin and his blue eyes were darker than normal, as if they belonged to someone other than himself.
"Something's wrong with you," Kou said feeling a bit uneasy.
"No, nothing Kou," Aizaki said calmly. "Vampire's are stereotyped as very lustful and seductive creatures. And I don't think that is too far off." He leaned over and kissed Kou softly on the lips. After a moment he pulled back. "You liked that didn't you?"
Kou was speechless. Although Aizaki was sleek and mysterious, he hadn't expected that from him. Kou though Aizaki was the epitome of perfection and he couldn't deny the fact that he did enjoy their kiss. "I don't know," it wasn't really a lie; because Kou felt that Aizaki didn't mean what his actions portrayed.
Aizaki stood up. "Fine Kou," he said firmly. His blue eyes returned to normal. "Stay if you like. I'm leaving, maybe for good." He turned to face to door. "Goodbye."
**A/N: Erk, I didn't like it too much. I know I want Aizaki and Kou together, but aside from that I don't know where I'm going with this. Anyone interested in being the co-author?? Leave a SN or IM me at wolfcrys or send me an e-mail at wolfcrys@aol.com. Whatever you want. R&R people. Thanks**