Heads on a science apart

Emotion course through the alchemist. It hit him like a wave after an eternity in the desert. Ianto had been so many wonderful and confusing things to him that the mere sound of his voice in Remi's head—the delightfully melodic way the fox said his name—all but broke Remi in the best way possible. As the fox nimbly raced forward, Remi dropped to his knees despite the snow, arms wide to receive his friend. He'd probably come to regret that once the cold set in, but for the moment the alchemist could not have cared about anything less. Instead he wrapped his arms around his friend's small body, encircling him in a jubilant hug and burying his face into the soft crimson fur. "I have been looking for you everywhere." Remi said scolding, but of course the smile in his words was a clear giveaway that he couldn't be farther from upset. Immediately his fingers roamed through the fox's pelt, diving beneath the layers of fur to the boy underneath. "Where have you been?" The alchemist asked finally, a touch breathlessly due to just how hard his heart was hammering. REMI I forgot what it was like, to think I found you finding me