- NATE -
Got my own monster
Nobody but me
Nobody but me
Whatever earlier hesitation that had gripped Nate was gone now, overwhelmed by the urge to press against the other man as much as possible, to hold onto him until he could feel it. If they had every conversation like this Nate didn’t think he’d ever think of a reason to stop talking.
The look of mischief that spreads over Sunjata’s face has Nate’s heads tilting, wondering again what part of what he’s shared is so exciting. And despite the awkward way it’s phrased, the chance to talk about cars, his car, has him beaming. ”Nothing fancy? Didn’t-“ Nate cuts himself off, suddenly distracted by the idea of the other man on a bike. It makes sense, but the idea had never occurred to him before it was said out loud. It’s... surprisingly attractive, when he’d thought there was little else that could add to the other mans allure. ”Never got the chance to ride a bike.” He mumbles.
”I had a car.” The moment of distraction passes, and Nate returns to his earlier thought. ”You would’ve liked her, she was blue, and she purred like a kitten.” There’s a bright laugh at that, nostalgia claiming him.
The look of mischief that spreads over Sunjata’s face has Nate’s heads tilting, wondering again what part of what he’s shared is so exciting. And despite the awkward way it’s phrased, the chance to talk about cars, his car, has him beaming. ”Nothing fancy? Didn’t-“ Nate cuts himself off, suddenly distracted by the idea of the other man on a bike. It makes sense, but the idea had never occurred to him before it was said out loud. It’s... surprisingly attractive, when he’d thought there was little else that could add to the other mans allure. ”Never got the chance to ride a bike.” He mumbles.
”I had a car.” The moment of distraction passes, and Nate returns to his earlier thought. ”You would’ve liked her, she was blue, and she purred like a kitten.” There’s a bright laugh at that, nostalgia claiming him.
I would never call him enemy
He's the bad god I need
He's the bad god I need
