IANTO
sometimes love can kill a man
And yet you told me within half an hour of asking me to be your friend again, Ianto pointed out, though in reality he didn't think Remi had even really asked anything. His landing was considerably more clumsy as he attempted it mid-shift, as the other man had done, Ianto stumbling a little and turning to plonk himself down in the sands to enjoy the sunset on the water.
There was an awkwardness between them, and Ianto raised an eyebrow as Remi changed the subject, answering a question that the fox hadn't asked. "I know," he said with a wry smile. Being one of those who could go to the Sidhe Village without penalty of death, it had been where he had been spending much of his time to avoid the fuck out of the rest of the world.
Letting out a long sigh, he ran a hand back through his coppery hair. "Sorry, Remi. It just... it feels like you had a lot of expectations of me, inviting me here. I don't know what they are, and I don't know if I would be able to live up to them if I did."
There was an awkwardness between them, and Ianto raised an eyebrow as Remi changed the subject, answering a question that the fox hadn't asked. "I know," he said with a wry smile. Being one of those who could go to the Sidhe Village without penalty of death, it had been where he had been spending much of his time to avoid the fuck out of the rest of the world.
Letting out a long sigh, he ran a hand back through his coppery hair. "Sorry, Remi. It just... it feels like you had a lot of expectations of me, inviting me here. I don't know what they are, and I don't know if I would be able to live up to them if I did."
