Precarious Situations

by Buni (bunicula@roadrunner.com)



Archive: master_apprentice

Category: Q/O and I don't even know what PWP stands for but I think this is the catagory. Please correct me if I'm wrong.

Rating: R

Warnings: No spoilers.

Spoilers: Takes place before TPM

Summary: Obi-Wan thought he'd step outside for some fresh air but Qui-Gon has other ideas.

Feedback: Okay.

Author's Note: Look! I actually wrote slash! Once in awhile I can you know. :) I hope it meets every one's approval. It's a bit short like all my stories but there is a chance for a sequel.

Legal stuff: All characters are copyright to George Lucas. No profit is to be made from this now or in the future. This story is purely fiction created by the author.



Obi-Wan rolled his head back against the moss-covered wall, gazing up at the stars. Sounds of a subdued celebration drifted out from the large open doors just around the corner from where he now stood. He had felt a need to escape the press of the diplomatic crowds for just a few minutes. Celebrations were certainly better than wars and battles, but they still had a strenuous effect on him. Sometimes he wondered if he had the phrase, "I'm a Jedi Apprentice, ask me how" stamped on his forehead.

The breeze was cool out here. The sugary sent of hundreds of tiny yellow Dew flowers was thick in the air. These flowers were growing from crawling vines that covered the walls along with the soft green moss where Obi-Wan now rested. He'd been out here longer than he planned and wondered if any of the politicians or nobility actually missed him yet. Qui-Gon was in there and maybe he shouldn't have left his Master alone to deal with the polite mingling.

As if on cue, Qui-Gon's tall, lithe figure appeared from around the corner. Obi-Wan resisted a smile as his Master crossed his arms on his chest and gave him his disapproving look. "Hiding?"

"No, Master." Obi-Wan corrected, ducking his head slightly, "Just breathing."

"I see." Qui-Gon's voice lowered. Obi-Wan could just make out the glint of blue in his Master's eyes from the small bit of light that seeped around the corner to this shadowed area. Qui-Gon's eyes roamed over Obi-Wan in a slow deliberate manner that made the Apprentice shift uneasily from one foot to another.

"Maybe we should go back in." Obi-Wan suggested, growing uncomfortable with Qui-Gon's steady gaze. He moved to do just that but was stopped by a hand suddenly pressed against the mossy wall, blocking Obi-Wan.

"No hurry, Padawan." Qui-Gon whispered smoothly.

"But the Emperors and the other dignitaries -" He was abruptly cut off by the rush of breath that escaped him as Qui-Gon shoved him against the wall. There was definitely a spark of humor in his Master's eyes as he caught Obi-Wan's shocked look.

"I'm not worried about the dignitaries." Qui-Gon whispered against his lips before kissing him deeply. Several minutes passed in exploration of mouths and some heavy petting before Qui-Gon pulled back and breathed warm into Obi-Wan's ear, "Are you worried about the dignitaries?"

Obi-Wan shook his head, attempting to say, "No." but nothing came out. He cleared his throat, "Not if you aren't." He could feel himself straining painfully against Qui-Gon, his hardness crushed against the elder's leg, which was pressed between his own.

The sounds of two voices moved outside the building, just around the corner from where they were now. His Master pressed a firm hand over Obi-Wan's mouth to keep him from making any inadvertent noise. His eyes bore into the Apprentice in an obvious command of, "Don't you dare make a sound."

Obi-Wan tried to calm his breathing, to clear his head and ignore the press of his Master against him. Qui-Gon had odd timing when it came to sharing passion and Obi-Wan had almost become accustomed to the sudden urges but this was going to be right up there at the top for precarious situations. If they were caught there would be no way around the humiliation. Not only on them selves but also on the entire Jedi order. The voices grew closer and Obi-Wan was sure Qui-Gon would step back, smooth his clothes down and pretend they were simply out here admiring the stars. But instead Qui-Gon shoved Obi-Wan further along the wall away from the voices, pressing him harder against the moss and vines. Certain he was going to have bruised ribs by morning, Obi-Wan made a slight chirp of pain behind Qui-Gon's hand and the Jedi Master loosened his grip, replacing his hand with the warmth of his mouth.

His Master was enjoying this a bit too much in Obi-Wan's opinion. He didn't know whom those voices belonged to but they were too close for his comfort. Yet, Qui-Gon was completely unalarmed. Other than the obvious need to keep his Padawan silent under his ministrations. He groaned softly at the feel of Qui-Gon's lips trailing down his neck. Quickly Obi-Wan buried his face against the elder Jedi's chest as very precise fingers found their way into and under clothing then around his straining erection. Obi-Wan blindly tore some of the delicate Dew flowers from the vines and then clasped fists tightly at the collar of Qui-Gon's robes trying to pull him down for another deep kiss.

Qui-Gon almost laughed but didn't. "What's wrong, Padawan?" His hushed voice asked against Obi-Wan's ear. "A Jedi must remain calm in all situations." Qui-Gon teased softly, his hand moving faster, the grip tightening. Obi-Wan whimpered against his Master's chest, heedless of the two oblivious persons just around the corner.

"Please..." Obi-Wan gasped against Qui-Gon's robes, clinging to him for life. There was no way he was going to stay silent through this.

"Stop?" Qui-Gon whispered, instantly ceasing the motion of his hand. Obi-Wan almost cried in agony, tangling fingers into the long brown hair of his Master.

"No, don't!" His strangled voice was almost too soft for Qui-Gon to hear, but he got the drift of meaning behind it and started in with renewed vigor on Obi-Wan's straining hardness. Obi-Wan was quickly losing his battle with silence though. Rolling his head back and forth against the mossy wall glazed eyes on the stars overhead.

With his free hand Qui-Gon took a fist full of Obi-Wan's short spiky hair. He tugged the younger man's head back and clamped his own mouth over Obi-Wan's just as the release of climax washed over his Apprentice. Swallowing any attempts at crying out Obi-Wan made, his other hand moving more slowly now as the last of the seed spilled over his fingers.

Qui-Gon continued to kiss Obi-Wan until he was nothing more than a docile lump of clay in his arms. Aware that the voices of whoever was around the corner had returned to the inside celebration he let the younger man go and watched with thinly disguised satisfaction as Obi-Wan slid down the wall into an ungainly mass. Obi-Wan looked up at him with something between accusation and awe on his beautiful face. "I'm going to get you back for this." Obi-Wan admonished him in a breathless voice.

"I look forward to that." Qui-Gon gave a bow to him and a half smile before gliding away, as if nothing at all had happened, back into the celebration hall.

Obi-Wan took in the stars one last time before standing up. He brushed the smashed and tangled Dew flowers from his robes did a few deep-breathing exercises and cleared his mind so he could return to the celebration with an air of Jedi Calm. I will get him back for that, he promised himself.