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Subliminal
Messages
by
Keelywolfe
Walking towards the infirmary made Sam feel like he
was returning to the source of all evil. Except the trouble had sort of
started back at his house and in Bumblebee's backseat, so that wasn't
entirely accurate but Sam hadn't known that there even was trouble until
he'd stumbled over his holographic boyfriend getting hot and heavy with
the local medic so yeah, he could blame the infirmary for the larger
percentage of his problems today.
Or just, you know, blame
Ratchet. But he needed a favor from Ratchet so that was out.
He'd
since learned there were two entrances to the infirmary, the human side
and the Autobot side, and it seemed better to err on the side of the
Autobots. Bumblebee was the only one he'd seen stay regularly in his
holo form and he figured everyone but the human contingency knew why
that was.
It was stupid to be nervous but he still was, the
sight of Sideswipe with Sunstreaker still churning in the back of his
mind. Right now his focus was completely on finding Bumblebee and wasn't
it sort of stupid that they didn't have, like, wrist communicators a 'la
Star Trek or even cell phones.
"Technical advances, my ass," Sam
muttered under his breath, opening the door hesitantly. Mikaela looked
at him oddly but followed him into the garage. None of the overhead
lights were on but sunlight was streaming in through the windows and he
could see Ratchet parked on the far side.
Before he could
decided whether it was better to just walk up and chance getting
squashed by a startled Autobot or to announce themselves from a safe
distance, Ratchet spoke up, his voice echoing mellowly in the large
room.
"I'm busy in the other room at the moment, Sam, so if this
isn't an emergency, could you please return later," Ratchet said curtly.
"Three humans suffered injuries from a training exercise and require
sutures."
"We're just looking for Bumblebee," Mikaela said,
stepping forward. Not that she had any idea why it was so important to
Sam to find Bee right now, but at least she was going along with it. And
she'd dropped the whole guy-on-guy hotness issue, thank you,
god.
"Bumblebee is busy performing his own duties." Never had
Ratchet sounded so sharp to him and Sam flinched, more than ready to
give this a pass. There was a fair chance Bumblebee was already looking
for him anyway; he always seemed to know whenever Sam was upset.
"However, if you're that intent on locating him, I'm sure he's
in the main administrative building. If he isn't with you, he is hardly
anywhere else," Ratchet added sourly.
"Main
administration?"
"It's the only place he can hook up directly to
the mainframe. Largest building on the east side of the city, now, if
you please?"
"Sorry," Sam murmured, backing out the door, Mikaela
directly behind him.
"He was cheerful today," Mikaela commented,
hopping off the stairs. "Who pissed on his energon cubes?"
"He's
been under a lot of stress lately," Sam said, not entirely sure that was
the cause. Whatever Ratchet's issues were, he didn't feel up to dealing
with them right now. "East is...uh...that way?"
Mikaela
squinted. "Unless the sun has started rising in the north, then no.
C'mon, Galahad, the grail is this way."
A little sheepishly, Sam
fell into step beside her, through the maze of buildings and towers that
slowly cleared the way to an enormous building surrounded by satellite
dishes. There were people going in and out of doors, some in uniforms
and some not, carrying boxes and briefcases and all of it was at the top
of a long flight of stairs. They stared up at it dismally. Sam's feet
were aching a little in his old sneakers and Mikaela was wearing
sandals, and it was hot and dusty outside. Right now that building
really could have had a grail in it and all they'd want was a bottled
water.
"All I can say is he better offer us a ride home after we
find him," Mikaela huffed as they slowly made their way up the
stairs.
"I'd take a ride home from Barricade at this point," Sam
said, wheezing. Maybe he really did need to spend a little more time
with the military guys.
He changed his mind immediately when one
of them stopped them at the top of the stairs, armed with a clipboard.
"I'm sorry, this is a restricted area."
"I'm Sam Witwicky," he
tried. What the hell, it got him salutes everywhere else in Autobot
city. This particular soldier must not have gotten the memo because he
looked unimpressed.
"We're trying to find Bumblebee," Mikaela put
in. "He's a robot, a yellow one. Or maybe he's a blond guy; I'm not sure
what body he's wearing today."
If anything, he looked less
interested. "If you don't have clearance, I'm going to have to ask you
to leave. Now."
"It's all right, Sergeant," A quiet voice came
from behind them and they turned to see an unfamiliar Autobot standing
there. Not much taller than Bumblebee, he was white with red head gear
and on his door wings Sam could see the word 'police'. "They may have
access to the facility."
Obviously disgruntled, he stepped aside
and allowed them inside. The Autobot walked slowly behind him, ducking
his head a little under the enormous door. Sam hesitated inside, looking
at the half-dozen corridors. Had it really been that important to tell
Bumblebee about this right now?
Sideswipe's pained expression,
his hair falling over his shoulders as he tipped his head back and
shuddered, his fist clenching in Sunstreaker's hair as
he...
Okay, yeah. This totally required instant
discussion.
"Samuel Witwicky." The Autobot who'd helped was
smiling down at them slightly. "It's a pleasure to finally meet
you."
"Just Sam is fine."
"Just Sam, then," he agreed.
"I'm Prowl. I'm sure you're looking for Bumblebee. He's this way." He
gestured towards the leftmost corridor and then started down it, going
slowly in deference to his smaller companions. "If I hadn't already
known your specs, I'm sure I would have recognized you anyway from his
descriptions alone. He speaks of you often."
It was both
embarrassing and gratifying, and Sam mumbled something appropriate,
focusing on the hallway in front of them.
"And you must be
Mikaela. A pleasure."
"Yeah, for me, too. This is some place you
guys have set up."
"Yes, we've been working very hard on
construction," Prowl said, pride coloring his voice. "It will be some
time before we are at full capacity but with the new upgrades we have
available, it will some day run more efficiently than
Cybertron."
"Seriously?" Mikaela said, impressed. "You guys must
kick some serious ass."
"We do what we can," Prowl said, soft
humor in his voice.
Sam was listening half-heartedly, staring
into each glass- paneled room they passed and seeing more unfamiliar
Autobots and humans, walls coated with electronics whose lights
flickered a variety or colors and he still didn't see the one Autobot he
was interested in. His feet had taken on a new level of ache by the time
they finished their questing through the large corridors and elevators
to the one that finally, finally held the object of his...well, okay,
his desire qualified.
"Here, Sam, main engineering," Prowl pushed
through a door that was several times taller than the humans and Sam
followed impatiently, skidding to a stop when Bumblebee was finally
within his sight.
Or what little of him he could see. Dozens of
cables were connected to him, lining his chest and circling his head
like some sort of robotic Medusa. It was...it wasn't exactly creepy but
it was seriously weird and as he stared uncertainly, blue optics
flickered on and instantly Bumblebee's holo-form shimmered to life in
front of him, smiling questioningly at them.
"You should take
better care of your things, Bumblebee," Prowl said, his voice mod gently
teasing as he leaned casually against the opposite wall. "I found these
two wandering around downstairs. If I hadn't come across them, I do
believe the guard on duty was planning on testing out the
brig."
"I bet he would have liked to try," Mikaela scoffed.
"Look, we only came to find you because--"
"I needed to see you
for a minute," Sam broke in hastily, nodding slightly in Prowl's
direction.
"No problem. Bee, you need to go pick up some extra
cabling anyway. Mikaela, why don't you give me a hand with this, I'm
scanning quadrant number 256 for any signs of Decepticon activity but I
need to calibrate the sensors and human hands work better on that. I've
heard you're quite skilled with your hands."
The last comment
quelled the rebellious protest Sam had seen beginning, as she laughed
instead and stepped closer to Prowl. "Oh, have you? I think I'd like to
hear more about what they're saying about me."
Bee gestured for
him to follow and they slipped out quietly, making their way silently
down the hallway as Sam tried to think of a way to tell Bee...tell him
what? That their teacher was involved in a little extra credit on the
side? And with his brother, the asshole extraordinaire, gah, it was so
many levels of gross that Sam wasn't even sure where to begin.
He never got a chance to decide, following Bee absently through
a door and suddenly the world shifted around him as he was slammed back
against the door he'd just trudged through, Bee's mouth hot on his and
the faint chime of music, barely heard, "I think we're alone
now..."
"Wait," Sam tried to protest. Twisting his head away
only left his neck open as an area of attack and he shivered as
Bumblebee sucked on his earlobe, one hand already working its way
beneath his t-shirt.
"Stop, stop," Sam pushed hard on Bee's
shoulders, ignoring his hormones that were already standing at attention
and ready to commit themselves to action, sir. "Look, we have to talk,
okay?"
Nothing about that statement should have made Bumblebee go
so very still, pulling back to look into Sam's face and his eyes were
glowing oddly, almost blazing with blue light that was bright enough for
Sam to see they were in a storage closet of some sort, cables and boxes
piled around them and none of that was important in the face of
Bumblebee's expression, one that Sam could only describe as
pissed. "No."
His voice was low and hoarse, strange to
hear after so many days of silence and note passing.
"Wh-what?
Bee, you aren't supposed to be talking yet!"
"No. You aren't
going back to her." His lips weren't even moving, just a low staticky
transmission that seemed to come from the air itself. "I won't let
you."
"Go back to--ah!" Sam yelped as Bumblebee physically lifted
him from the ground, pushing him hard against the door, with one knee
between Sam's legs pressed tightly into the firming heat of his
crotch.
"I won't. It would be out of guilt and you would only be
unhappy." Bumblebee moved in to mouth at the line of Sam's jaw, his
hands under Sam's thighs holding him up and he rocked against Sam,
rubbing against him almost too hard but God, it felt better than it
should.
"St-ah, god!" We can't do this, he tried to say, they
weren't supposed to be doing anything on their own but the sound of
denim tearing distracted him, his pants shredding beneath hands that
weren't nearly as human as they looked and Bumblebee's mouth was knowing
and perfect, sliding wetly down his chest as he hitched Sam up further,
sliding his legs over Bee's shoulders and holy Christ, he had his hands
in Bee's hair before he'd could even think, white-knuckled grip as Bee
sucked his cock into his mouth like he'd spent a week cruising gay porn
sites.
"Ah," Sam wailed, couldn't call it anything else and he
threw his head back, saw stars as he banged it on the heavy steel door
and thank god Autobots built their things sturdy otherwise anyone else
on the floor could have heard them.
Sam didn't care, couldn't,
his entire focus narrowing to the slick tongue circling the head of his
cock and the sweet, hot suction around it. He almost shrieked when it
vanished, did shriek when gravity suddenly kicked in and he dropped
abruptly, not even coming close to hitting the floor but he staggered
back onto his feet, stumbling as Bee whirled him around without warning
and the door was cold beneath his cheek, Bee's hands on his hips
unyielding as they pulled him backwards, positioning him. His pants were
in shreds, the leftovers hanging over his sneakers and his shirt was
barely pushed up but Bumblebee wasn't giving him a moment to even think,
crowding in behind him and licking at the small of his back and lower,
down into the cleft of his ass and Sam couldn't make a sound as he
dipped lower, licking right there, oh, dear god, impossibly good.
The first finger pushing inside him made him hiss, even slick
the pressure was almost too much. They'd only done this once before and
he remembered his desperation for it then, the harsh burn of it deep
inside overshadowed by the pleasure.
"Let me," Bumblebee
whispered urgently, his voice grating and harsh but his fingers gentle,
twisting inside him in a way that made Sam gasp. "Let me give this to
you, Sam. I can make you feel so good."
"Yes," he choked out,
burying his face in his folded arms. He felt Bumblebee move behind him,
his fingers slipping free and blunt pressure against him, easing inside.
Bumblebee said something in his own language, abrasive but Sam
needed no translation. Yes, yes, do it, please. His body felt oddly
heavy, pinning Sam against the door as he twined their fingers together,
gripping him firmly before he thrust in hard for the first
time.
It couldn't be called a scream, nothing that hoarse or low
could be but it echoed in Sam's ear, mirroring his own cry and it hurt,
it couldn't help but hurt, unyielding pressure inside him and it was
perfect, Sam arching back into each thrust even as they lifted him onto
his toes, trying to hold on to something but it was impossible,
Bumblebee was everywhere around him, inside him, holding him closer than
Sam even wanted to allow but it was too late to stop now, too late for
anything.
"So beautiful, you...perfect...so..." Bumblebee's
voice fading in and out and that was enough to pull Sam a little bit
back into reality, sweat stinging in his eyes as he tipped his head back
to whisper.
"You're going to hurt
yourself!"
"Don't...care..." Another thrust, hard enough to tear
a scream from Sam and god, nothing could feel this good, so deep inside
him, so perfect, like electricity arching between them and Bumblebee's
hips hitched once, twice, surging inside him and Sam's vision wavered,
going dark and he dimly wondered if this was what Bumblebee felt all
those times before the sweet, hot wash of it blanked his thoughts
entirely.
It seemed like he was swimming through thick, deep ink,
blinking slowly in the dim light and it took even longer for him to
puzzle out where he was. Sprawled out on a concrete floor that was
seriously cold beneath his bare ass while the top half of him was in
Bumblebee's arms, staticky words making their way through his haze.
"...so sorry, I don't...thinking...trying to..."
"Stop,"
Sam held up a weary hand and Bee fell instantly silent, his eyes a
mirror of pure misery. Scrubbing an arm over his face, Sam took a deep
breath and surveyed the situation. He was mostly naked, check. His
clothes were a wreck, check. And his ex-girlfriend was in the other room
and probably considering coming to look for them by now. Double check.
Bee looked like he was halfway to committing ritual suicide or a
hard drive wipe, or whatever Autobots did when they had to end it all in
a dramatic fashion.
"You know, I wasn't going to break up with
you, dipshit," Sam said, pulling his knees up so he could prop his chin
on them. It would have been way too much of a struggle to keep the
amusement out of his voice. Bumblebee had totally just fucked him
unconscious in a store room because he was jealous. Honestly, it was
almost too cute for words.
It was Bee's turn to stare at him
blankly.
"I know I sort of jumped from her to you, but I'm not
actually that fickle. We were going to break up whether or not you were
in the picture."
Blankness shifted to confusion and Bumblebee
opened his mouth to speak.
"No, you don't!" Sam slapped a hand
over his mouth and glared into the green eyes over it. "You aren't
supposed to be talking! I am not dumping you and my clothes are totally
wrecked, so I'm going to give you some time to think about what we're
going to do about that while I tell you what I came here for."
Sam took a deep breath, steadying himself as he tried to think
of a good way to phrase this. "Mikaela and I walked in on Sunstreaker
giving Sideswipe a blowjob."
Okay, bluntness could be good, too.
Bumblebee's eyes went wide over Sam's hand and he hastened to add, "They
didn't see us and we got out of there in a hurry but I
thought...actually, I don't know what I thought," Sam frowned. "I just
thought I needed to tell you."
Gently, Bee pulled Sam's hand away
from his face and replaced it with his own, rubbing his temples in an
oddly human gesture. "It's my fault," he whispered
hoarsely.
"Bee, you aren't supposed to be talking,
dammit!"
"Voice transfer isn't as straining as outright
speaking," Bumblebee said, tiredly. "Sideswipe hasn't been with
Sunstreaker in centuries, as far as I am aware. The last sexual
relationship he had was with an organic on Turlon 5 and that was over a
century ago."
"Centu...you mean they've been together before?
But--brothers! Related! I mean, eww!"
Bumblebee smiled thinly.
"I'm aware that such a relationship is considered highly taboo in almost
all human cultures, but amongst Autobots it isn't all that unusual for
those who share a spark to have a sexual relationship," he paused,
obviously considering his words. "They are two parts of a whole, it
draws them together."
"Two parts," Sam wrinkled his nose a
little. It still sounded gross. "So...they really are like good and evil
twins?"
His laugh was silent but obvious nonetheless. "Nothing so
linear, I'm sure. Their personalities are their own." Bee tipped his
head in a little shrug, his pale hair falling over his shoulder in a way
that made Sam swallow and could his hormones please give him a five
minute break? "But I am hardly an expert on spark siblings. Ratchet
could possibly explain it better."
"Yeah, I'll get right on
asking him," Sam said, rolling his eyes. He and Ratchet were certainly
not the best of buddies right now.
Bumblebee didn't seem to hear
him, his expression bleak. "It's my fault. He's been helping us and his
sexual frustration...Sunstreaker would have known and he would certainly
have taken advantage. Sideswipe wouldn't have wanted to impose on us,
but I should have known." He slammed a fist against the concrete floor
hard enough to leave a mark. "All my fault."
"That's a load of
bullshit! He was helping us, that makes it my fault, too," Sam said
firmly. "Look, Sideswipe has been helping us out a lot and...did you not
power down just now?" Sam asked suddenly, only just realizing it was the
first time he'd woken up in Bee's arms.
Bee gave him a rueful
look. "I did. I just seem to regain my online status faster than you
do."
"Ratchet will love that," he sighed. "But Sideswipe has been
helping us. Isn't it only fair that we help him--I mean," he added
hastily at Bumblebee's raised eyebrow. "We should--we--he shouldn't have
to--"
"I agree," Bee interrupted smoothly. He lifted one hand to
Sam's face and ran a single finger down his face, tracing the line of
it. "Unwilling as I am to share any part of you, it's unfair for
Sideswipe to bear the brunt of my arousal without the benefit of
it."
"Did we just agree to have like, a weird holographic
threesome?" Sam asked. "Only, I just want to make sure because my life
is so, so strange now that I should really start keeping notes or charts
or something."
"We agreed that Sideswipe will no longer leave
unsatisfied," Bee said firmly. "I believe that is all I am willing to
concede at the moment."
"My ass will testify to how little you
want to concede any part of me," Sam muttered, stretching and feeling
just about every muscle in his body twinge. "Have you come up with any
plans on the clothing issue?"
"Of course." Clothing bloomed to
life on Sam's body that matched what he'd been wearing almost perfectly.
He touched in wonderingly, the way it felt real unlike the uniform Bee
had put on him before. "It won't last long away from me," Bee warned.
"So I'll drive you back to your quarters so you can change into some
real clothes."
"Thanks, I'd hate for my clothes to vanish in the
middle of dinner." Bumblebee looked perfect already, of course, still
wearing the sleeveless shirt Mikaela had requested, the dark symbols on
his bicep glowing faintly. Sam ran a finger over it lightly, almost
expecting it to feel different but it only felt like skin. "Maybe I
should get one too, eh? Only I'm kind of a pussy about needles, to tell
the truth."
Bumblebee smiled at him and reached out to stroke
finger over Sam's arm in a mimic of his touch. Color bloomed to life on
his skin, painlessly shaping itself into a perfect mirror of Bee's.
"Sweet!" Sam craned his head around, trying to see all of it.
"What does it say?"
Bee smiled sweetly and shook his head,
pointing at his throat.
"Oh come on, you've been talking for an
hour now!"
A faint shrug and he opened the door and slipped out,
Sam following hastily before his clothes decided to take a powder.
Almost limping, really, and he had to consciously try to walk normally
before someone wondered why he looked like he had a roll of quarters
jammed up his ass.
"I'm going to get you," Sam muttered, low
enough that only Bee could hear him. "I am so going to get you for all
of this."
Faint music clicked on, just for him, ...you made me
promises, promises. You knew you'd never keep...
"Oh, I
will." Just out of sight of main engineering, Sam grabbed Bee and pulled
him back into his arms, whispering into his ear. "I am so keeping that
promise."
He felt Bee shudder a little, tongued his ear wetly
before shoving him forward and watching him stumble a step. It was so
worth the glare he got before Bee relaxed his expression and walked back
into engineering. Sam smoothed his hair back and followed him, keeping
his face as innocent as possible while his brain was still running
scenarios. Oh, yeah. Totally keeping that promise.
-finis-
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