Malcolm x Raylan: Cowboy Surprise

Art was suspicious right off the bat when Raylan took a week off with the express note that his phone would be Out Of Order til the next Monday, but the Chief Marshal wasn't going to look gift horses in the mouth. Not when it suggested he'd have a few days of peace, until Raylan caved to turning his phone back on again. Still, he watched the younger Marshal walk out of the office and promised himself to check into the state of Harlan within 3 days to make sure that the place wasn't on fire. The smoke would reach him before he called, he was sure.
But Art didn't have much to worry about - Raylan had no plans on staying in the state for his vacation, beyond one day spent closing up Arlo's and securing it the best way he could before getting on a plane to New York City. He wanted to surprise Malcolm - it'd been near two months since they'd last seen each other and frankly, Raylan was tired of missing him. They'd called and texted, stayed in a fairly consistent, if odd houred, touch but it wasn't the same.
Once he landed, Raylan rented a car and navigated his way towards Malcolm's apartment, stopping to grab a bouquet of flowers. It was.. Extra, but Raylan didn't want to show up empty handed, just in case. Thirty minutes later, Malcolm's door buzzer was being hit, like Raylan was here to deliver something. Well, he was, but that was half the fun.

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The undershirt could stay, if he was asked. It was kinda hot. Or that was just Malcolm.
It could be just Malcolm.
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There was something about a little change of texture and it wasn't like the undershirt hid any contours. Malcolm slid his hands up Raylan's chest and over his shoulders, then let his arms wrap around Raylan's neck as he shifted to look down at him for a moment before kissing him again.
"How come a handful of days feels like two months now?" he murmured, barely pulling back from his lips.
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"They've stolen enough of your time."
Wasn't it Malcolm's turn to steal some of his own time for himself?
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"You are much better company..." he murmured, hand sliding up Raylan's neck to thread into his hair.
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"Improve... I'm not sure that's humanly possible," he said, a little breathless under the attention.
He pulled back a little his own hand coming down over Raylan's shoulder and down his chest and then his stomach to wrap around his length with a slow, languid stroke, more testing where he was at than working him up.
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"Guess I'll have to just keep doin' my best," he replied, voice a deeper husk than before as his hand kept its slow, languid pace. He loved watching Malcolm slowly succumb to his more human needs, knowing that no one had ever really made him do so in the same way before.
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Malcolm pulled back a little so he could find Raylan's face and lean into one more lingering kiss before he paused stroking him to reach over for the bottle he'd retrieved from the bedroom, squeezing some out to spread it over his length.
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Raylan breathed him in in the kiss until it broke, dark eyes only briefly following the intent of Malcolm's hands before Raylan openly admired his form, eyes coming back up to meet his as his stomach twitched, hips lifting up into the now slick grip.
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"I love you," he murmured into his ear, pressing his cheek to Raylan's temple as he started to move on him.
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The pace picked up as his need was stoked by the sensations and he just let his body go, to do what felt good, little sounds escaping out from the back of his throat, increasing in intensity with the increase in sensation.
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Nothing else mattered right now. Not any of their problems, their stresses or any thing that might be waiting for them tomorrow outside their door.
All Raylan wanted was to love him and be loved and not feel badly about any of it.
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Malcolm tilted his hips forward a little, so the friction hit him differently as he moved and he tilted his head back as he gasped pleasure at that sensation.
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That's what this was all about, most of the time, for him.
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