Lestat hummed as Louis took complete control over their kiss. He had never imagined that Louis could be this way. He had dreamed it, more than once, but never had he thought Louis would act like this. Lestat purred when Louis moved to lick his neck, his grey eyes closing from the sensation. He had to bite back a chuckle from Louis exclamation. "God has nothing to do with it." Lestat whispered back.

Louis perked his head up and smiled briefly, shaking his head and chuckling between bated breaths. "Do you have to ruin everything?" he asked, kissing the man soundly before he even had the chance to speak, a rough groan coming from deep in his throat, his arms wrapping around Lestat's waist and holding his body as tight to him as he could manage.

Lestat shivered at the groan that broke over Louis' lips. Lestat wrapped his arms tighter around Louis' neck, holding the man as close to him as was possible. He didn't care about the fence digging into his back, nor that they were out in public where they could easily be seen.

Louis continued kissing him soundly for a few moments before his movements began to slow. He gently released Lestat's body and removed his lips from Lestat's, resting his forehead on his companion's and breathing heavily as if he needed to. "We.." he said, pausing slightly to wet his lips. "We should probably get back home." He remained in the same position, simply reveling in the fact that he had finally acted on his feelings.

Lestat whimpered when Louis released him. He had a giddy smile on his face, and his eyes seemed almost glazed over from happiness. Lestat watched as Louis wet his lips, and he longed to kiss those lips once more. He sighed and nodded slowly. "I. Yes we should."

Louis chuckled, noting that Lestat was obviously disappointed that their impromptu moment in the middle of the street had been brought to and end. He kissed him softly again, and straightened up, patting his cheek lightly with his hand and looking away from him briefly. "Come on." he said, looking back at him again and smirking.

Lestat hummed, happy that their little moment was not all in his head. He stroked Louis' cheek and sighed happily. "Of course Louis." He straightened up, happy that the little stake rumor was a lie. If Louis had pushed him any harder...he shrugged and moved back to where their horses were tethered.

Louis released his horse's tie from the fence and mounted the animal, looking over at Lestat and chuckling a bit. "Perhaps," he began, a smile creeping onto his face. "Perhaps we should invest in a bigger coffin." He joked, kicking the sides of his horse and galloping away, hoping he had left Lestat in a state of want.

Lestat watched him move away, before he shook his head to clear it slightly and moved to untie his horse, and mount it as well. Lestat sighed and urged his horse into a gallop, following behind Louis. What did he mean about getting a bigger coffin? Suddenly it clicked in his brain. Ah, that is what he meant. He continued to gallop after Louis, his mind now racing.