Anonymous: Mark teaching jr billard

Anonymous: Mark teaching jr billards and what happen afterwards ;) or fluff either is fine!

Jinyoung stares, a heat creeping into his skin that had nothing at all to do with the jacked up AC and everything to do with the way Mark was running his fingers up and down the pool cue. He cleared his throat and Mark looks up, raises an eyebrow. “Care for a game?”
Jinyoung rolled his eyes. “You know I don’t play much.”
“I’ll spot you,” Mark countered.
Jinyoung shook his head, “You could beat me blindfolded with one arm tied behind your back.”
Mark frowned and nodded. “True enough.” He rolled a pool cue along the table, checking it for warps and then threw it towards Jinyoung, who caught it easily. Mark quickly collected the balls and racked them up. “Come here,” he waved at Jinyoung. “Show me what you’ve got.” He placed the white cue ball in the center.
Jinyoung leaned over the table and took aim.
“Here,” Mark spoke low, crowding in close behind him that Jinyoung could smell the cologne clear on his skin. “Get your stance right.” Mark gently kicked at Jinyoung’s shoe, nudging his feet apart. “Distribute your weight, think of it like you’re about to go into a fight. It’s all about balance.”
Jinyoung shifted a little, earning a satisfied hum. “Good,” Mark said. “Now lean forward.”
Marrk gave a nudge to the small of Jinyoung’s back, bending him further over. Jinyoung tried to suppress the shiver that ran up and down his spine at the touch and Mark’s low chuckle told him that he wasn’t too successful.
“Now put your left hand on the table.”
Jinyoung followed the order, and Mark covered Jinyoung’s hand with his own, his fingers forcing Jinyoung’s wider, his touch straying there for a moment longer than necessary before laying the wooden cue over Jinyoung’s outstretched hand.
“This is an open bridge. Easy for beginners.” Mark’s eyes caught Jinyoung’s. A slow blink, and then Mark broke the eye contact to wrap Jinyoung’s index finger around the cue. “This is a closed one. Better control this way. A straighter shot.”