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Fuck Me Shoes 2

Fuck Me Shoes 2

by elodieclairmont
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Andrew Minyard hated attending events like these, but as Goalkeeper for this year's underdog Exy Champions, The Palmetto Foxes, he was given no choice. And since his twin, Aaron was also expected to be there as one of the team's backliners, he couldn't even pull a switch.

He stopped his Maserati at the foot of the grand steps leading to the hotel. He eyed the valet balefully; he hated anyone else driving his car, a privilege only extended to three people: Renee, fellow goalie, Nicky, his cousin, and Neil, his boyfriend. Thinking about Neil sped up his pulse, and was the last push he needed to get out of the car and relinquish his keys.

He trotted up the steps, oblivious to the cameras flashing and the numerous questions shouted his way.

He stopped in the expansive hallway to catch his breath. He REALLY hated events like these, especially the press. He had a decidedly hate-hate relationship with them, especially after the treatment they gave to Kevin Day, his closest friend and team striker. Not to mention the abominable way they handled the whole episode involving Neil.

It still surprised Andrew how easily and how often in the day his thoughts were drawn to Neil. When he first saw Neil's photo in Kevin's hands, he couldn't understand the fuss Kevin and Coach Wymack made of the scrawny teenager.

Seeing his spine of steel when he told Andrew to fuck off after Andrew had struck him broadside with an Exy racket, however, made him look twice. Andrew had never stopped looking since.

Smirking at himself in the mirror, he closely considered in the reflection Neil's gift to him for the evening. Andrew was clad in a white dress shirt, with silver and orange fox print cufflinks, a gift to all the boys from Allison Reynolds, their defensive dealer, who happened to be insanely wealthy. His legs were encased in black slacks, form-fitting without being clingy; Andrew liked to be able to move. Andrew tugged at the cufflinks to pull them from the jacket sleeves and flattened the satin lapels of the jacket.

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These were not the things that put the smirk on his face. It was the waistcoat corset that he was wearing that did that.

Andrew had long given up on gender norms; in the game of Exy, where he faced some of the most powerful women he'd ever known, there was no place for stereotyping.

When he received the clothier's box this afternoon at his apartment and saw Neil's included note, he thought his boyfriend had finally had one too many knocks to his helmet. The note simply said "Yes or no?" in Neil's neat scrawl, and that was all Andrew needed to don the garment tonight.

The corset material was midnight blue, with fine gold leaf printing and striking gold trimming; it caught the light in the hallway. The corset cinched his waist, but instead of making him look feminine, it added emphasis to his strong thighs and broad shoulders. Turning this way and that, Andrew decided to button a single button of his jacket, immediately drawing the eye to his new accessory. He couldn't wait to see Neil's face.

Carefully schooling his face into his signature bored look, something that was harder to do these days with Neil now in his life, he turned away from the mirror and entered the ballroom.

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Andrew was immediately struck by a wave of heat and sound. There were people everywhere, all chatting and drinking, preening and showing off. Andrew REALLY REALLY hated these events.

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He immediately started searching the crowds for his boyfriend's face, but found Abby Winfield, team medic responsible for patching them up during and after games, instead. She was like the mother none of them ever had, and she was a constant source of quiet strength in the storms the team had recently found themselves embroiled. She was standing with Coach and Bee Dobson, team psychiatrist and unique friend of Andrew's.

During his years of therapy with her, she never gave up on him, resolute in her belief that he could be better, do better, than anyone, including himself, believed. The only other person who had that much faith in him was Neil.

He kept scanning the crowd for Neil as he headed over to greet them. Their smiles were warm, the hugs and handshake with coach brief.

"You look lovely", Bee said, her eyes glinting. She gave his corset a pointed look. "Neil?" was all she said.

A small lift to the corner of Andrew's mouth was the only answer he gave.

"He's in the Stateroom," Abby said over the hubbub of the room, a knowing smile on her face, sharing an indecipherable look with the others.

Turning in the direction she had pointed, he left them without another word. He ignored the voices calling his name, and his chilly stare had most people moving swiftly out of his way.

There was nothing that could keep him from finding Neil now.

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