(BL) Hunting The Field Guide novel Chapter 291

Chapter 291: How to mark you as mine

"I can’t believe you did that!" Kellen whispered angrily as the two of them rode the elevator up. Rhys had his arm around Kellen’s waist, and even with Kellen angry, he wasn’t about to shake it off.

"What do you mean you can’t believe I did that? Of course I would do that. We didn’t have a cloth, Kellen." Kellen’s face was bright red, and he was having a hard time getting the image out of his mind.

Rhys had moved even further down their bodies and licked clean the mess they’d made. Kellen knew that he could have probably used a shirt or something to clean it up, and used his powers on it, but instead, he’d gone the complete opposite way.

Kellen had even gotten hard again, and Rhys wouldn’t let him leave until he’d sucked him off. Kellen was embarrassed still by the sounds that had left his mouth as the man had his mouth on him.

Rhys however, was pleased as punch. Kellen couldn’t even believe that a few hours ago he was ready to surge. Kellen was going to make sure that he brought a damn cloth with them everywhere they went now. Damn him.

Kellen was supposed to be teaching people right now! Not thinking about how his damn mouth was too fucking good for Kellen’s mental health.

Kellen took a deep, steadying breath in, trying to center himself. Calm himself down. He was not a horny teenager anymore. He had control over his desires. Even if Rhys was testing him even as they spoke.

"Rhys. Keep that hand in the safe zone or I swear, I’ll sleep on the couch." Rhys gasped.

"You are not sleeping on the couch. I would never allow it." Kellen sniffed.

"Then keep your hands to yourself. I mean it. I need to gather myself. I am not meeting my students looking like you just ravished me." Kellen’s voice dipped lower when he said the last part, and Rhys’ eyes sparkled when he looked at him. He was practically glowing.

Kellen was glad that their romp in the car had helped him, but it was not good for his health if Rhys went around this shiny. Kellen was already worried about what kind of attention his already handsome features would attract. He didn’t need to worry about it more.

Kellen frowned, thinking about how he was going to have to mark this man somehow to keep the flies away. It was an annoying thought, and one he hadn’t really thought about until now. But that run-in with that damn Guide from Guiding Center A had reminded him that Rhys was very attractive, not just to him, but to the general public.

"Should I get a collar?" Kellen muttered out loud, not really thinking about where he was. Rhys’ face went red.

"What did you just say?" Rhys asked as the doors opened and they stepped out into the Guiding Division. Brent should be here with the students having a lesson on food safety, or at least something along the lines. Kellen didn’t mind as long as the topics got covered, and he trusted Brent.

That wasn’t his bigger concern right now.

Kellen leaned against his cane, covering his mouth with his free hand.

"I...said that out loud?" Kellen whispered and Rhys’ eyes deepened. Kellen could already feel him glancing around for a free room. "Uh, Rhys, I should-"

"We just need to have a talk." Rhys cut him off. "I know you’re busy, but if I don’t get an answer to that, I’m going to not be focused for the rest of the day." Rhys warned, his voice holding a hint of an edge to it, and Kellen swallowed.

Fuck. Alright. He could do this. He could tell Rhys what he was thinking about. It’d be fine. Rhys would...fuck, how could he be normal about it? Kellen wasn’t even sure why his mind even went to a collar. He was the one who told Rhys all the time that he wasn’t a monster, and he didn’t hold his leash.

If he got him a collar, that would play into everything that everyone said about him. Kellen would hate that, but....It would tell everyone that Rhys belonged to Kellen.

Rhys was still looking around for a free room, knocking as he needed to until he heard no response and he pulled open the door. Thankfully, it was truly empty and Rhys shuffled them inside, locking the door behind them. Rhys pressed Kellen against the wall, far enough away that no one would be able to listen in on them.

Kellen knew that their behaviour must have drawn the attention of others. There was no way that it hadn’t. This was the Guiding Division. Everyone was in everyone’s business here.