"Denial" by O.T.C. MK
Mulder and Scully think that having Krycek, quiet and beaten, in
their care is the pathway to all the answers they seek. Neither of them are quite prepared
for the rats machinations.
"We should have been friends," Krycek said, the words slightly slurred.
"In your dreams," Mulder growled, pulling his hand free.
"Yes," Krycek replied, completely serious. "In my dreams we are.""Current
Address Unknown by Maria MK
Kryceks private dreams and thoughts are delivered directly
into Mulders hands.
My hands were cuffed behind me, and when he pushed against me it hurt like hell. When
we werent kissing, I was begging him to uncuff me, I wanted to touch him, rip his
fucking clothes off and touch every part of him. Memorise every inch of his body with my
mouth, starting with his cock.
"Subaudition" by Torch MSk
Mulder does what he must to ensure the future of the X Files.
Moments later Mulder felt pressure against his anus, a finger slipping right in, deeper
than hed expected. "Thats cold."
"Itll warm up," Skinner said, "Youre hot enough
"
"Wilderness by Sugar Rush MK
Set during Tunguska sex, violence, lust, and revenge in a
Russian Gulag.
"Youre a whore, Krycek, plain and simple always were, always will be.
Ive got nothing left to say to you."
"Private Dancer" by Jill MK
Suspicious of his new partner, Mulder follows Krycek into the
vipers nest.
Shaking the hair from his eyes as he pulled the shirt off, Krycek drew the garment
slowly over his shoulders, down the front of his chest before leaning over to wrap it
around Mulders neck. Krycek, Mulder thought, was gorgeous, cheeks flushed,
eyes blazing, mouth not quite open.
"Purely Fiction" by Gloria Lancaster MSk
Mulder and Skinner in a gay club? In leather and little else?
Against the come-ons of the patrons, Mulder has little defence against Skinner?
None at all.
It would take too long to explain why he had his left hand on the right butt-cheek of a
leather-clad Assistant Director of the FBI.
"Rat Tale" by Liza McGrath MK
Um
okay, this one I cant explain.
Hes standing in front of the TV. Its the only light on and it silhouettes
him. He pulls the shirt open and the light catches it
just for a moment, I see
wings. The trick of the light shining through the fabric
he reminds me of an Italian
statue. An angel standing over a grave. I shiver.
"Spalniy Vagon" by Bren Antrim MK
Krycek walks right back into Mulders life, or so Mulder
believes
at first. First appearances can be deceiving, so can second
Mulders own jaw dropped. He didnt know Krycek knew how to blush. The now
painfully red young man opposite him slowly slumped into his seat, and dropped his face
into his hands. "You dont believe me either. You think Im this Crutcheck
person."
"The Shaft" by Elizabeth Holden MSk
Down a hole, in the dark, missing time, what a lark (Ill have to apologise to Elizabeth for that one!)
He thought about what he knew about the Consortium, what he
didnt know about the men who ran it. He thought about Marita Covarrubius and the
involvement of the UN in cloning activities. He thought about the time in forth grade when
Sally Macintosh had laughed at him for his theory about plate tectonics. He tried very
hard not to think about Assistant Director Skinner, six feet and one inch of stunning
musculature and attitude.
"Krycek Unarmed" by Kal Romine MK
Maybe its a game of control, or revenge, maybe its
pity. Mulder knows Krycek is still beautiful, but Krycek is the one who needs convincing.
Mulder kissed a quick trail past Kryceks adams apple to the left side of
his neck, kissing across the clavicle, then, slowly, down the shoulder.
"Mulder Mulder, dont "
"Ssh, its all right, Krycek." Mulder nuzzled the amputation first, hoping
to get Krycek warmed up to the idea.
"Mulder, you dont understand how that feels."
"Fish are Jumping" by Jane Symons MK
Krycek finally finds a Mulder he can love, who can love him, but
is it really Mulder? Where does this illusion end
?
When the phone rang, Krycek was busy.
He was being spanked with hard methodical slaps that resounded excitingly around the room.
Soon Kryceks buttocks would be on fire. He lay sprawled over the mans legs,
firm upturned cheeks high in the air, head almost touching the floor.
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