"I'm honored." 

Lev bites her again, puts a hand in her hair, and pulls.

He tilts his head back and presses up against Lev's mouth and moans. 

"You're so beautiful," he says, "such a good girl."

Yeah okay he can play along with that scene. "Your good girl," he agrees, "such a good girl for you." 

"So beautiful," bite, "you make me so happy."

He moans again, and, "good." 

He kisses Luna, pulls off his shirt, and returns to kissing her.

He puts his hands back on Lev's sides and kisses him. 

Lev kisses down her neck, her chest, her stomach.

Maybe he should have the rest of his clothes off too. 

"You said later."

"That's true," he says, and he goes back to touching Lev's hair. 

Lev presses a kiss into her forehead. "Do you want to see my library?"

"I'd love to."

Then Lev will put his shirt back on and show her!

Lev's library would work well as a small city library, except that all of the nonfiction is about social science and history and programming, and the fiction is not organized in a way that would get people other than Lev to be able to find books. The shelves include "Economically Implausible Dystopias," "Economically Plausible Dystopias" (this one has like two books), "Sexy Paranormal Romance (Gay Vampires)", "Sexy Paranormal Romance (Straight Vampires)", "Sexy Paranormal Romance (No Vampires)", "I Liked This When I Was Thirteen (DO NOT REREAD!!!!!)", and "Author Plausibly Has A Transformation Fetish."   

There's a shelf near the front labeled 'Books for Luna.'

"....I love it, oh my god." What's on the 'Books for Luna' shelf?

"I pulled all the books you mentioned not having read that weren't on your wishlist," Lev says, "and there are some other ones I think you might like-- they're all yours if you want them."

"Getting them home might be a bit of a challenge! But thank you, it's amazing." Lev needs to be hugged. 

"You could take them on the plane?"

"I've only got so much room in my suitcase." 

"...I can get you another suitcase? Unless suitcases are surprisingly expensive?"

...rich people. "Sure, if you'll also pay the checked-bag fee, airlines are the worst." 

"Sorry, I don't know how airplanes work, my life can be pretty neatly divided into 'too poor to fly anywhere' and 'can borrow my cofounder's private plane.'"

"Makes sense." He nuzzles Lev's shoulder. "Anyway. It's awesome, thank you."