Oh, that was a good noise. Other parts of Magnus beyond his mind and mouth were beginning to react their closeness. He didn't want to scare Alec off with that, make him think that he had only one thing on his mind, so he shifted on the counter but didn't scoot away.

Lucky for Magnus, by the time that Alec said he wasn't afraid of him, the demon had moved his lips in a slow, steady line down Alec's neck. He could hide the faint blush that came from out of nowhere, gently dusting his cheeks.

"Everyone's always afraid," he murmured. "You'd be the first to say that."