After Ansel's t-shirt and boxers had been removed and placed to the side, away from Lucio's still clean clothes, the man took a moment to glance down at his genitalia. He carefully moved his penis to the side and warily prodded at his testicles, looking back and forth between them and the mirror that reflected his actions. A small tinge of soreness sprang from his crotch as he manipulated his external organs, but nothing overwhelming. There did not appear to be any bruising, maybe just a little bit of redness, but Ansel preferred that to the alternative.<br/><br/>He followed Lucio into the shower, surprised his lover had wanted to join him even after just scrubbing his own body clean. The water felt wonderful against his skin. The professor sighed, turning toward Lucio and smiling down at him. "I don't want to interrupt your plans too much, love. If you could be so kind as to help me scrub down a little bit, we can make this quick and then head out to get some groceries. I think we are currently all out of anything actually edible unless you plan on subsisting only on chamomile tea for the rest of the weekend." A quick peck was placed on Lucio's forehead before Ansel directed his attention to the collection of soaps, body washes, shampoos and hair conditioners all located on a shelf that had been cleverly built into the shower wall.<br/><br/>"So what are you thinking? Would you prefer to work on my front, or my back?" Ansel questioned playfully, his fingers gently grazing the various bottles. "You can make me smell like . . . whatever a Papayan Sunrise smells like. I can understand if you have trouble choosing which side you'd like to gaze upon. Both are rather stunning if I do say so myself. But, darling, you must control yourself. The goal is to make it out of the shower eventually. Otherwise, we'll just die in this shower, our bodies entangling, my cock probably in one of your lovely orifices." He paused for a moment, a large smile on his face as Ansel reached up to stroke his damp beard. "On second thought, that doesn't sound like such a bad way to go."