RONIN
Surprised but endeared by the other man's honesty, Ronin couldn't really add anything to what Adam had said, so he graciously nodded and tipped his drink to him in a 'hear, hear' gesture. "A good time is a good time," he agreed. "Though I've pledged all of my good times for the foreseeable future to one man, so I'll have to let you become Caido's legendary lover, regrettably. Be sure to tell me what I'm missing." With a mischievous smile, he went back to his cards.
"Well, he disappeared before I could find him to tell him to fuck off," he reasoned about his older brother, shrugging and slouching comfortably in his seat. "No matter. This place is interesting enough for a dozen superior older brothers. And apparently it's very good at making both of us weird." And wasn't that the fucking truth.
Still, all things considered they made good, weird company, and Ronin was content enough with that for tonight.
"Well, he disappeared before I could find him to tell him to fuck off," he reasoned about his older brother, shrugging and slouching comfortably in his seat. "No matter. This place is interesting enough for a dozen superior older brothers. And apparently it's very good at making both of us weird." And wasn't that the fucking truth.
Still, all things considered they made good, weird company, and Ronin was content enough with that for tonight.
a star in someone else's sky
