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Come to my window, sneak into the light

Sexy Sleepover

inspired by a "kink i want to play" comment on rpa:

Bare bones is that some teenage friends have a sleep over where typical sleep over silliness occurs...or, at least, it does until one of the girls decides to sneak her boyfriend/fuckbuddy in. Now, whether things swing more sexy due to the girls egging each other on, having a little naughty fun, or just being horny is negotiable. The guy being grumpy about getting dragged into "girly stuff" until the tides turn or into it from the start depends on your tastes.

The popcorn's buttered to perfection, the horror movies queued up, and salacious stories ready for the telling. That can only mean one thing: sleepover! Whether it's a more casual, unplanned adult version - just crashing at someone's house - or the stereotypical teen romp, you and a friend (and possibly some other folks) are sharing the same living space for the night.

Only it doesn't look like you'll be getting too much sleep tonight, because somehow, someway, things have taken a turn for the...heated. Maybe this was the score all along, and the "sleepover" cover was only a clever ruse, perhaps a playful party game got too handsy, secret feelings bubbled over - or someone not on the guest list got snuck in or gatecrashed!

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"Midnight?" Peter tries, carefully climbing through her window like he's done it a million times. Let's be honest, he has. He spots the bleary red numbers on her bed and feels a pang of guilt. "Well, it's midnight somewhere," he murmurs, at least a little apologetic for the 3:26 that he sees reflected back at him.

Gwen won't find any big injuries, besides the graze across his knuckles, but she'll get a chance to inspect him up close when he draws her nearer. She's wearing striped pajamas, he notes, as he tucks fingers in a flannel collar and tries to feel bad about waking her, like he should, instead of reveling in her closeness like he always does.

"I just wanted to see you," he answers lamely. He just feels better when he's with her, and after a long night there is no place he would rather be.

There's a fondness in her sigh. It's the sort of same relief and exasperation she used to see in her mother, when her father would come home late. Gwen knows perfectly well what she's gotten herself into.

"Here I am." She presses her nose to Peter's neck. "Do you need a shower?" Maybe not a shower. Her mom won't be too surprised to know Peter's here but the shower might be a bit loud. "Some - Face wipes? Food?" Her hands rub over Peter's arms. She's already forgiven him for the late intrusion.

A shower sounds tempting, though not because he feels particularly grimy, just because he's sore enough to think the hot water would be nice. Still, even if it would be a good idea (Gwen's mother is a bit more lenient about his presence than Chief Stacy had been, but still... probably shouldn't push his luck), he can't quite imagine wandering off now that he's here and Gwen is close. So often he feels guilty about the way it feels natural to hold her, but tonight it was exactly what he wanted. Needed, maybe.

"Are you trying to tell me I've got something on my face?" he laughs, though it's paired with a shake of his head. "No, no. I'm okay. You should be sleeping, anyway. Come on." He doesn't much think about the fact he invited himself to her bed as he takes a step toward it. "I'll hang out until you fall asleep, then I'll go." He sits on the edge of her mattress, and offers her a weary smile. He knows the questions stem from worry, so the easiest way to reassure is to show her there's nothing wrong.

He wishes he had a more valiant reason for showing up at her window at three in the morning, but he doesn't. He'd just wanted her, end of story.

"Yeah," she agrees, laughing too. He doesn't really. No broken noses or split lips tonight, just Peter's stupid face with his wide smile. "This doesn't work that way. You don't get to show up and disappear before morning."

Crawling on the bed, Gwen comes up behind Peter. She presses a kiss to his cheek before pulling his arm. Coaxing him to join her. "You should be sleeping, too. It's weird if you just hang out and watch me sleep, Peter."

No, nothing remarkable on his dumb face tonight, though at the idea she's spotted something strange on it he makes it look even dumber to spite her. It's almost like his eyebrows are attempting the wave. "Did I get it?" He inquires, though they both know that wouldn't help if he actually did have something on his face, and he never had anything to start with. When she tucks in behind him and presses a kiss to his cheek he turns and thumbs at her mouth.

"You've got a little something, here," he murmurs, with a smoothness that he only seems to find with Gwen. There's nothing there but her smile, but he kisses away whatever he'd been teasing her about. There's not a lot of reluctance at the idea of lying down with her, either, though he should defend himself that it's not weird, instead he focuses on the invitation to stay.

"Are you sure that's..." Okay with her mother? Okay with Gwen herself? Okay with her dead father that had been desperate for them to stay away from each other? Take your pick, all applied.

He's always been smooth. In his not at all smooth way. That's one of the things she likes about him.

"Yes, I'm sure that's." If they're kissing, Gwen will take another one. And maybe another another, sliding back as she tries to take Peter with her. "Stay. Maybe you can even eat breakfast with us."

He huffs a laugh, in a silent you know what I meant, but since she did he doesn't have to correct her. Gwen has always been gifted at reading between his lines, understanding in the absences. And it's hard to say no when she's leaning back in her blankets and trying to pull him along with her.

Okay, not trying, succeeding, because not being close enough to kiss her seems impossible. A part of Peter wants to protest, staying the night with her and breakfast with her family sounds too perfect, too good, when he's knows he's betraying her father with every kiss he steals. The pang of guilt doesn't linger as sharp as it usually does.

"Maybe. Are you having pancakes?" He murmurs, leaning against her and brushing some hair over her shoulder, letting his fingers run the line of her neck.

Maybe she should feel guilty, too. Knowing what her father had asked of Peter and knowing that Peter had wanted to honour that. She knows, too, that neither of them would be happy with that, and this is better.

"Maybe," is Gwen's easy reply. "Do you know how to make pancakes?" She' s teasing. Maybe. Her hand presses to the back of Peter's neck with gentle pressure, keeping him close while they trade kisses. "Do you -"

She plucks at Peter's collar. There's no way she has any pajamas that might fit him, but he might be more comfortable without so many layers. The thought makes her blush enough that Peter can probably feel the heat in her cheeks.

"Um," is his incredibly intelligent, thought provoking answer. He could maybe follow the instructions on the side of a Bisquick box, but the Stacy family probably doesn't even buy pancake mix. They're the sort to make from scratch, maybe organic, maybe even gluten free somehow. It doesn't really matter that his pancake making skills are non-existent, though, when a better answer to her question seems to be curling hand behind her ear and kissing her a little longer than the last few had been.

Her fingers at his collar force him back to reality. He so easily forgets how fast and deep he falls when he's close to her. A fact that makes him about as nervous as she seems to be. Peter pulls back to look at the fingers in his hoodie, dazed for a few seconds until he realizes she's suggesting he remove it.

Dark eyes glance to the pink tinge in her cheeks, and he murmurs, "I have a shirt on underneath." He can't tell if that's a good thing or a bad thing, yet. Still, he leans back so they can at least remove his sweatshirt. Why does he insist on wearing so many clothes?

It's not like she hasn't seen him shirtless.

Sitting up, Gwen bites the inside of her lip, but there's a smirk starting to grow. She feels a little awkward bringing it up, but if she can't be awkward around Peter, who can she be awkward around?

"And ... These?" She hooks a finger in the belt loop of his jeans. "Are you wearing a shirt underneath these, too?" She assumes he's wearing something. Denim is just uncomfortable in place of bed clothes.

Totally true. It's not that weird for him to be in skintight latex around her, either. So there's nothing under his four shirts that could particularly surprise her. Nothing under his jeans, either, though he can't help the red run in his skin at the question.

He nuzzles against her face, heart beating a little fast as he contemplates an answer. "Okay, no shirt there," he mumbles, and while it might have been dumb of him to reassure her about his shirt status, what is under her fingers seems a little more dangerous. Peter swallows, before telling her, "Underwear. Like... boxers, not... not that anything is wrong with any other kind of underwear, I just..." Okay so maybe he's more nervous than he thought. He fades off, looking up at the ceiling as if there might be a rewind button on it, so he can go back to before he'd spontaneously erupted in underwear considerations.

"Sorry."

What is she apologizing for? Guys sleep in boxers and t-shirts all the time, right? And here she is in flannel pajamas. Jesus.

"You can sleep in whatever you want. Honest" Gwen finally wiggles in under the covers, leaving enough space for Peter to join her. Hopefully in just a t-shirt and boxers, so she makes a show of covering her eyes to protect Peter's modesty.

What is she apologizing for? And more importantly, why is he turning into a stammering mess? Well, because it's Gwen and because he's terrified of not doing right by her, but more importantly if there was anyone he wanted to figure this out with, wouldn't it be her?

"Don't be sorry." There's absolutely no reason to. He doesn't hesitate as he tugs at his belt, kicks off his jeans and settles next to her again. Just some hairy legs at the moment, nothing exciting. Thankfully, considering the taste of her kisses still on his tongue. Peter seems to be wearing a question he can't quite ask on his face, the furrowed brow that hints at something he's thinking about, but they're here to sleep, right? He should focus on that.

He snakes an arm under Gwen and pulls her closer. That's easier than asking potentially awkward questions anyway. "Better?"

Gwen's got her own questions, she's much better at hiding them. They're both just a little inexperienced at this, both hormonal and possibly sure they're in love. This is normal. Right?

She rolls into Peter, snuggling up. Her head rests on his chest, and this is nice. "Better," she murmurs. Gwen tangles their legs tomorrow, but between the bedding and the hairy legs, the flannel shocks Peter's skin and she has to fight back a smile. "Sorry."

It feels better for him, too. He's a big enough idiot that he'd probably have kept every last layer on, despite the discomfort, but with them gone he's glad Gwen suggested it. It's more than better, when he can feel the warmth of her sinking through his tshirt. A hand pulls at some blonde strands as Peter lets himself settle into the comfort of having her close.

He's not expecting the shock; not even spider senses warn him. Peter jumps a little at the tickle of electricity, but settles back not even a second later. "Okay, you can be sorry for that one. Think I've been electrocuted enough, for the record."

"That was all your own fault." Running into danger, being heroic and brave and good. Honestly, Peter.

A thought creeps across Gwen's mind. She falls silent for a moment, weighing the possible outcomes and the level of embarrassment - both her own and Peter's. The pajamas are modest. Safe. Cozy. Peter adds a new layer of heat that might make the flannel sweat.

Gwen's always had her own daring side, anyway.

"Here - Let me -" Without dislodging herself too much from Peter's hold, she manages to shimmy and toe her way free of the pajama pants. It's a good thing it's dark and they're under the blankets. Gwen feels a bit ridiculous now in her own underwear and the flannel shirt with it's big collar and its little daisy pattern.

It was his own fault, yes, but who else was going to get readily electrocuted for the good of New York? "Better me than somebody else," is his only defense. Peter doesn't love getting hurt on the job, and he doesn't like worrying Gwen, either. It's just that sometimes (almost all the time), it's worth it if he can protect someone else.

Peter leans back as she shifts, not quite knowing what she's up to until the silk of her skin slips against his. It makes the breath in his throat catch. A part of him feels badly that something so soft would have to touch his legs that are certainly not, but...

He shifts a little nearer, so their legs are back in the familiar knot they were in before. "Better?" He asks again, tone a little more breathless this time. He has no idea what he is doing or what they are doing — but he trusts Gwen to tell when she wants to stop.

"Do you want another zap?"

Which means, yes, better. She's glad he can't really see her, because he'd notice her own uncertainty. Her flushed face or the way she bites the inside her lip. Normally she's sure about things, but not this.

Not that she hasn't thought about it. Now and then, Gwen imagines this sort of scenario, what she'd do and how they'd be in the quiet darkness with each other. She swallows before she looks up.

"This is." Um. "Hi." Gwen laughs, quietly and nervously.

No, he's good on more zaps. Though, that's not to say he's not feeling an undercurrent of electricity. Her body so close, her legs bare against his, the reality that both of them are wearing very little between them.

He definitely has thought about the idea of them going further than kisses that get deeper and warmer by the day. He's a teenage boy, of course he's thought about it. It's a bit of a terrifying concept, for more reasons than just the natural and obvious ones — what if he's not good at it, what if she doesn't like it, what if it makes things awkward between them, what if what if what if. There's also the terrifying idea that he won't be able to control himself, and in more than just the embarrassing way.

In a dangerous way.

Still, even with the risk, he laughs when she does, nuzzling her like a doting cat before he looks her in the eye. "Hi," he returns, and maybe he should have something smart or smooth to say. He doesn't. Instead, he says, "I want to kiss you again." Usually he doesn't bother to ask permission for a kiss, yet somehow in this moment, it feels like maybe he should.

Gwen likes that he asks. Not because he has to, but because he's nice enough to think he should.

"I'd like that, yeah." She bites the inside of her lip again and swallows, not giving Peter time to make the first move. The first brush of lips is chaste, the second a little less so. Kissing is something they know. Neither needs to think of the mechanics. This part is easy.

Not that she thinks there are going to be other parts. Nervously, she shifts her legs against his, trying to be mindful of any, uh, accidental contact.

So much for letting her sleep, Peter. Still, in the end, she wants to kiss him just as much as he'd like to kiss her. There's a comfort in knowing that, a comfort in knowing that whenever she's ready to stop, she'll tell him.

Maybe he doesn't need to be so nervous about all this, even though at the same time, it's impossible to let go of it entirely.

His hand curves around her cheek as she kisses him, and she's right that this part is easy enough he almost forgets about the rest. Almost, because even the slide of her legs along his earns a hitch of his breath he wasn't expecting. It feels good, and it's no reason to break their kiss, either, though it makes him curious to touch more of her.

He is slow to move his hand from her cheek to land at her hip, waiting for a reaction before he uses that to draw her a little closer. The flannel of her shirt is soft against his chest, almost as soft as her lips on his.

It's almost funny, the way the two of them are suddenly so careful with every touch and every movement. Gwen might look back on it and laugh. For now, she just sighs, letting herself be drawn flush against Peter.

After what feels like an eternity, she draws back for a breath. Her exhale is shaky. "Peter ..." Honestly, she doesn't know what she's asking. It's as much a go ahead as it is we shouldn't, though the latter thought is only because it's the responsible and reasonable thing to thing to think.

For once, he's not quite sure what she's asking, either. Peter isn't half as good at reading between the absences as Gwen is, though he does think he's good at knowing what she's thinking. Right about now, though, it isn't quite as clear.

Maybe because his own thinking isn't very clear, when his skin wears a sudden flush and his body is reacting to how close she is and how much he wants her — how much he's always wanted her.

"Yes," he murmurs, and Peter is prepared for any answer. If she wants to stop, if she... if she doesn't want to stop.

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