CHULANE
Chulane was a long-term commitment kind of guy. Even in friendships, he was dedicated, determined to give them his all, to prove himself worth their time. He missed his old home, his family, his friends, his life - but he was purposefully focussing on his life here, in Halo, always considering what he could give the region, what life he could build here, now and into the future. It just was him, to think of the long-term, to look ahead and hope that those he had grown close to would do similar.
Because Kia was in his future, the full capacity at which was unknown. They had a great friendship going, a relationship that toed the line between platonic and romantic, both of them too scared to progress it too quickly, too scared to talk about it directly, too scared to acknowledge it openly. So Chuy did what he could do to express himself, and that was to be his honest self - to help, to support, and to sneak in a kiss or a cuddle whenever he could.
"Roast ningo and root vegetables," he announces with a flourish over the plates before them. "I promise I didn't drop these vegetables on the street," he follows up with a wink and a warm chuckle. "Dig in, there's gravy too." He tipped some of the dark sauce on top of his meat and vegetables, then picked up a fork and popped a potato in his mouth, relishing the flavour.
"Do you like it?" He asks almost immediately after she tries her first bite, the hope evident in his eyes as he watches her closely.
Because Kia was in his future, the full capacity at which was unknown. They had a great friendship going, a relationship that toed the line between platonic and romantic, both of them too scared to progress it too quickly, too scared to talk about it directly, too scared to acknowledge it openly. So Chuy did what he could do to express himself, and that was to be his honest self - to help, to support, and to sneak in a kiss or a cuddle whenever he could.
"Roast ningo and root vegetables," he announces with a flourish over the plates before them. "I promise I didn't drop these vegetables on the street," he follows up with a wink and a warm chuckle. "Dig in, there's gravy too." He tipped some of the dark sauce on top of his meat and vegetables, then picked up a fork and popped a potato in his mouth, relishing the flavour.
"Do you like it?" He asks almost immediately after she tries her first bite, the hope evident in his eyes as he watches her closely.
it is better to know some of the questions
than all of the answers
than all of the answers
