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One To Call His Own - Part 2c/?

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“Is that a generic brand?”

“…No?”

Raivis sighs and pushes Peter slightly, rolling to the edge of the bed to pick up the overnight bag. “Peter, do I need to keep reminding you what happened the last time we used a generic brand?” Peter schools his face into one that is purposefully blank and shakes his head. Raivis continues, “Only the pregnancy scare of the century, Peter. Seriously, I don’t trust those. Unless you want to layer…” he finally pulls out the carton of Trojans and thrusts them towards Peter. “Don’t use the random drug store brand.”

“You know, Raivis…,” says Peter as he lifts his shirt off of his head. Raivis raised an eyebrow.

“I know that tone. It’s the tone that used to make me nervous.” Nowadays, Peter’s ridiculousness is just a source of amusement. Raivis has grown up a lot since then, and mellowed out a lot thanks to Peter and his attentiveness.

“Well, I was just thinking. Maybe birth control would be a better option than just tossing money at condoms every couple of weeks.” Peter scratched the back of his neck. “It’s just a suggestion, and when you think about it, it makes more sense financially. It doesn’t take much to get a prescription.”

“No, I suppose not,” Raivis agrees. Although, there are still so many doctors, especially in Eastern Europe, who won’t touch male pregnancies or anything to do with them. Raivis knows of some young men whom had to immigrate to England or America when they found themselves pregnant, just to get the proper care. It’s such a taboo subject. “But, you know, it’d be kinda pointless.”

“How so?” Peter asks, leaning back on his heels. He’d been attempting to remove Raivis’ shirt, but Raivis’ mind can only work with one mood at a time and Peter had gotten him into a talkative mood. So he brushes Peter away and leans back against the pillows.

“Well, we’ve talked all of this out before, Peter,” Raivis says. Peter tilts his head to the side, looks like a confused puppy for a second, then stands up to remove his clothes. Raivis rolls his eyes. “Peter, stop stripping and listen to me for a second! You started the subject and you’re going to listen to me finish it.”

“You know who you sound like? My mom,” Peter laughs, sitting down on the bed and crossing his legs. “Of course, mom never said anything quite like that, but the basic drift and feeling is the same.”

Raivis smirks a bit and says, “So we’re already acting like an old married couple, eh?”

“Well, Raivie. It’s not like it’s anything new. We’ve been acting married for a long time now. Today we just officiated it.” Peter pauses, and seems to consider for a moment, then adds, “But seriously, Raivis, I still want to have sex. That’s what I came here for.”

At this point, Raivis isn’t sure whether that’s a joke or not. He settles for somewhere in the middle and laughs but flicks Peter off. “Be serious! Anyway, we talked about this. We get married, and spend a few months getting settled. And then, well…” Raivis blushes and leans back against the pillows. “We said w-we’d start trying for a baby. R-right?”

Was that the stutter? Raivis hasn’t stuttered in months. The impediment would never be gone, true, but it hardly ever happens when it’s just them anymore. Peter wonders why it’s starting up again, when this is a subject they’ve talked about countless times.

He smiles reassuringly and says, “Yeah, that’s what we said. And it’s going to happen.”

“Th-then why are we talking about long-term contraception?”

Then it hits Peter like a ton of bricks and he groans. Oops. “Right. Because I’m daft. But why were you complaining about condoms earlier?”

Raivis looks relieved and stares at said condom, which has been abandoned on the nightstand. He says, “Because if you’re going to do a job, do it right. We’re gonna start trying in a few months, not now. And these have a habit of breaking, which is a total turn-off when it happens inside of you.”