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Re: Abandonment Issues
« Reply #45 on: June 18, 2011, 03:20:12 AM »
Will turned with an open mouth to snap at Indie for the jibe at the situation with Anna, but the redhead was already running away - hiding from the situation like always. It had been so long since they’d stumbled across this issue, Will had thought it was over, but when Indie had reacted like that, encouraging, willing… he hadn’t been able to resist.

As Indie reached the door so did one of the remotes for one of their games consoles, smashing into pieces and leaving a crack in the doorframe after it had been hurled in anger by the blonde. He didn’t bother trying to follow Indie - tussling in the street was not going to make this any better. Will flopped onto sofa, turning on the sound system full blast and shutting his eyes, trying to drown out his own thoughts. He had enough problems with Anna, he didn’t need them with Indie too.

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« Reply #46 on: June 18, 2011, 03:28:29 AM »
He ran until he was tired, and then he ran some more.  When the sluggishness that heralded the dawn arriving in an hour or so seeped into him, he turned around and ran even harder for home, needing to exhaust himself to make it before the sun did.

It was not far off when he finally pelted into the living room, coming to a sudden stop and slamming the door closed behind him.  He didn\'t look for Will, didn\'t acknowledge anything in the house, he just kept his head down, looked at the carpet and followed it all the way to the stairs to the basement.

The plan was to get to his coffin, crawl inside and pull the lid closed over him, so he could keep pretending everything between he and Will was okay, that it was good to have his roommate home again, that nothing would be different when the sun sank again in twelve hours\' time.

If nothing else, Indie was a dreamer.

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Re: Abandonment Issues
« Reply #47 on: June 18, 2011, 03:54:05 AM »
Will didn’t move as the slamming door disturbed his peace and he made no attempt to talk to his housemate as Indie stormed past. He knew it was Indie without needing to look, his smell, his whole presence, it was unmistakable.

As the sun rose, William stayed where he was, feeling the weariness taking over his soul but, as always, not giving in to sleep, but listening to music flow through the house. Fortunately, he’d put on the link to the computer, not a CD, so he didn’t need to move to keep the music coming, it just picked randomly through his mixed collection.

As the sun began to descend, William finally moved from his position. He slid from the sofa, padding barefoot through the house, seeking out Indie and finding him in the basement. Not caring about disturbing his companion’s sleep, William lifted the top section of the coffin\'s and let it swing out of the way, clattering to the side. Will hopped up to sit (somewhat gingerly in case it wasn\'t up for holding the weight, but finding it was) on top of the bottom section of the lid, which was still shut. He folded his lid, staring blankly at the wall in front of him after eyeing up the half naked vampire in the coffin, patiently waiting for the redhead to wake up. He didn\'t want to be accused of perving on Indie whilst he slept (since he wasn\'t... much), so he kept his gaze averted until the redhead awoke.

“Feeling better, kid?” Will asked as he felt Indie wake up, not bothering to move from his position, apart from glancing sideways.

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« Reply #48 on: June 18, 2011, 11:09:58 AM »
Indie rolled onto his back and rubbed his eyes with the heel of his right hand, blinking down at Will hovering above his feet.  Despite everything, he was happy to see his roommate there, something scared inside him quelled by just seeing the blonde\'s arrogant face peering down at him.

"Yeah," he said huskily, glancing around himself to figure out where he was through the fog of lingering sleepiness.  "Could use a fuck-ton of blood, though," he observed, feeling the hunger in him because of the exertion he\'d put on his body in order to get to sleep without dreams.  He felt grubby for it, knowing he\'d run in his jeans only and fearful of what his dirty feet had done to the pristine satin of his coffin.

His gaze came back to Will and he watched him owlishly, wondering if his friend was here for a purpose other than coffin squatting.  He really hoped it wasn\'t to talk about last night some more.

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Re: Abandonment Issues
« Reply #49 on: June 18, 2011, 10:22:00 PM »
“Mm,” William murmured as Indie declared his need for blood and he pursed his lips thoughtfully. He was considering asking something about last night, maybe what Indie had done after running off, or maybe requesting he refrain from humping his leg next time… but he resisted, just about. Really he was just relieved Indie was talking to him and not acting too weirdly - although to be honest that sense of peace he could gleam from the redhead was a little peculiar considering the way they had left things last night.

“Let’s go find you some food then. I’m going to shower first. I might order a new X-Box controller whilst I’m in my room. One of ours… well, we need another one,” he said with a shrug before slipping off the top of the coffin to land on his feet. “Where do you want to feed?” he asked as he headed for the door, pausing before reaching it to glance back at his companion. He knew he should probably drink too, it had been a few days and would most likely help get his mind off things.

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« Reply #50 on: June 18, 2011, 11:34:05 PM »
Indie climbed out of the coffin with less grace than usual, due to the less-than-stellar condition he\'d ravaged his body into, squinting thoughtfully at William stopped at the bottom of the basement stairs.

He had a bad feeling about the offer, though he supposed it was meant in the spririt of mending fences or whatever.  Thing was, things never went to plan when they attempted to feed together and he doubted, after last night, that trying it tonight would be the best idea either of them had ever had.

"Was thinking I\'d hit up Risk.  It has the sweetest feeding rooms.  You sure you want to come with me?" he enquired, as good as saying, \'I need some relief from what you almost did to me last night and that\'s the best place to get laid without having to worry about you\'.

Because he was being as casual as possible about hinting that they were better off having some time apart, Indie made a show of looking at the coffin, dismayed to see that he had, indeed, got dirt in it.  He\'d have to get it cleaned, he decided, walking slowly towards where Will was at the base of the stairs, not making eye contact with him, allll casual and not a care in the world.  Much.

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« Reply #51 on: June 18, 2011, 11:49:18 PM »
Will stood silently, watching Indie approach for a few seconds. Well, that was a pretty flat out rejection and Will hated the fact that it actually bothered him. They didn’t really often go out together because they looked for completely different things in feeding and ended up mock each other’s choices, but Will had just… for some reason he’d assumed they would go together and he had no clue why. Hearing Indie brush him off like that… it sucked.

“No, I don’t feel like Risk tonight. I’ll probably head somewhere quieter. You have fun though,” Will said, noticing Indie looking anywhere but at him, but deciding not to comment on it. What was the fucking point? He could have insisted on going with him, making Indie feel uncomfortable throughout his feed and probably fairly successfully cockblock him. But despite their argument, Will didn\'t want to make the redhead completely miserable.

“See you later,” he added before heading off to disappear into his room upstairs and if Indie didn’t try to get his attention again then the blonde would wait for Indie to go out before leaving the house himself to find a meal. he’d already decided not to hunt out Anna again for a few nights, but there were plenty of other things to do in the city.

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« Reply #52 on: June 19, 2011, 12:17:08 AM »
"Yeah, I shouldn\'t be too late," he assured Will\'s back with false brightness, but he cursed himself immediately afterwards because he wasn\'t sure why he\'d said such a thing, especially in that tone.  He\'d sounded like... a fifties housewife assuring her darling husband that she wouldn\'t take long to subserviently collect all the groceries she\'d need to feed him before she was back where she was supposed to be.  In his house.  Fuck that.

Shaking his head at himself, he raced up the stairs out of the basement and headed for his own bedroom.  He managed to shower, dress up and ride out of the garage on his bike without seeing Will again, wondering idly what it would be like to be blood-connected to someone to the point that you never had to wonder where they were, or what they were doing.  You just knew.  He was fairly sure his own sire was dead, because he didn\'t have even a faint pull to anywhere in the world any more, and it seemed strange, at times, to think about being untethered.

Especially when there was still a desire in him to be tethered to someone.

Risk welcomed him with the fervour he was looking for and he was sorry that Wild Hunt weren\'t playing.  He missed Vivi.  she\'d stopped taking his calls and turning up to see her after gigs hadn\'t worked out for him so well after that one time and then... well, he\'d more or less forgotten the taste of her by now.  All he really remembered was that he\'d liked her taste almost as much as he liked newborn babies\' blood and that he wanted to try it again on principle, someday.

He threw himself into the throng of abandon that was the dance floor, glaring at some guy that wanted to rub up against his ass before he did the same thing to a lesbian that spat curses at him.  Eventually, he found a rhythm and a partner that he liked and she was willing to go with him to one of the feeding rooms, so his night immediately improved.  When she asked if she could bring her friend - who was way chunkier, but still pretty and too shy and self-conscious to hunt any action out for herself - his night rate just about shot through the roof.

The three of them were occupied for an hour in the feeding room and he not only came twice (a number each girl almost trebled by the time he was done with her), but he was so full of blood that his boots practically sloshed when he walked.  They left the room and he made sure they got some food to give them strength before they left club and he awkwardly drove them home on his bike.  He dropped the outgoing one off first, because it\'d turned out that the chubby one was quite a wildcat in bed and he gave her the treat of another climax on the bike, out the front of her parents\' house, before he let her go.

When he got home three hours after he\'d left, then, he walked out of the garage with a very satisfied smirk flitting about his mouth, his face and fingers reeking of dried-up pussy juices (and his cock too, for that matter) and his body singing a happy, contented song.  He wanted nothing more than to end the night with another shower and perhaps a movie watched with Will from their shared couch.  He went seeking his roommate to make the proposition even as he thought of it, not thinking too much about how he smelled.

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« Reply #53 on: June 19, 2011, 01:36:17 AM »
Will had decided to head to the park to feed - it was quiet there, peaceful, and it didn’t take long for him to find a suitable candidate. The young man was obviously on his way home from a class or the library, there was a satchel over his shoulder and he was wearing headphones. Young people these days, they had no idea what dangers were out there.

Will appeared behind him, wrapping his arms around the human and pulling him into the shadows before the kid could cry out. His victim struggled uselessly until William sank his teeth into him, making him relax as William focused on sending calming thoughts to him. Will usually didn’t bother with mental powers, but he could do a little, it usually just seemed like more effort than seducing someone with words. Tonight though he didn’t want to waste time, he just wanted to drink and get home so he would be there when Indie got back. He couldn’t have said why, but that was what he wanted.

As his mind wandered to Indiana, William’s grip tightened on the human and he drank deeper. His fingers curled through the boy’s hair, remembering his grip on Indie’s hair the night before, how peaceful and docile the redhead had been, so obedient. His wondered briefly what Indie would taste like - his skin had been clean and fresh - his blood would probably taste more of whatever human he’d drunk from last though.

It was really quite enjoyable until the human went limp and his heart beat slowed. Will pulled back, blinking in surprise at how he’d let himself get carried away. A part of him was tempted to just carry on, but he couldn’t be bothered dealing with the hassle of a dead body. An unconscious one was bad enough. Sighing in frustration at himself William scooped up the human and deposited him on a bench, resting the kid’s head on his satchel and leaving the headphones blaring as he strolled home, fairly sure the human would be alright. And if someone less friendly found him… well, that wasn’t Will’s issue. He’d had a good meal and was satisfied in that regard at any rate. The thoughts of Indie had somewhat disturbed him through and instead of staying in the living room as planned Will disappeared into the bedroom, but he left the door open so that he would know when his housemate returned.

When Indie appeared finally Will was lying back on the bed, his head dangling off the edge, his violin discarded beside him, his fingers plucking at the strings but he’d given up actually playing it.

“You stink,” the blonde said, the smell invading the room as the redhead did and Will’s nose wrinkled up in disgust. “Found a suitable cunt then?”

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« Reply #54 on: June 19, 2011, 01:43:43 AM »
"Two, actually," Indie murmured airily, sashaying into the bedroom and tilting his head as he stood just above Will\'s head and looked down at him.  It amused him even more than usual that the blonde was in a position just below his crotch.

"I\'m about to shower, don\'t worry.  Just wondered how your night went and if you wanted to watch a movie when I got out?"

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« Reply #55 on: June 19, 2011, 01:58:19 AM »
“Good for you,” Will murmured, raising an eyebrow as he gazed up at Indie, letting his eyes drift over the crotch in front of his face, not bothering to be shy about it. He wasn’t surprised that Indiana had gone out and found a woman - or two - but that didn’t mean he liked it.

“Sure, sounds good. No romance films. Don’t want you getting all worked up again. It rarely ends well,” William said, sitting up and swivelling around so that he was upright and facing Indie with a smirk on his face.

“And my night went well. Almost killed someone, but he’ll be fine,” he added with a casual shrug, trying to distract himself from the stench of women. That so close and combined with the niggling feeling that Anna was closer - no near, just nearer the city - was not pleasant. He wished she was out of his head, or that there was something drowning it out.

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« Reply #56 on: June 19, 2011, 02:15:10 AM »
William\'s jibe about the events of the night before struck home and subdued the redhead\'s mood somewhat.  "Right," he muttered, as nonchalantly as he was able, and headed out of Will\'s bedroom to his own.  Stripping off his clothes threw about all sorts of lovely scents for him, though, so his mood lightened again pretty quickly as he recalled the nice time he\'d had with J... something and her friend N... Ni...?  Na...?  Well, whatever the hell their names had been, they\'d been tasty and fun and filled him up with yummy feelings.

He spent a little longer than usual in the shower, just to be sure he\'d washed the women off him properly, because he didn\'t want Will going on about it while they were laying together on the couch.  It was all well and good to go out and fuck whomever he wished, but something obedient in him knew that it was a punishable offence to swipe it beneath Will\'s nose when they were having their own time together; it would be crass.

One he was dry, had scrubbed his short hair into a wayward froth with a towel and had applied some deodorant, Indie went into his bedroom to find something to wear.  His first urge was boxer shorts but they were barely any cover, really, with his bits sliding out one leg or the other if the silky material rode up in the slightest.  Still, he wasn\'t in the mood for anything heavy... he pulled on a pair of blue cotton briefs and his shiny blue satin boxers over them and headed for the lounge room.

"Fast and the Furious Five," he announced as he rounded the couch, opening the DVD case he\'d had for almost a week (and he\'d even put it in he player once or twice, but his worry about where William was had prevented him from paying any attention while the movie played, so he still actually needed to see it) and inserting the disc.  "Did you get the new XBox controller?" he added idly as he reached for the remote and then flopped onto the couch, his legs stretched out towards Will, planning on putting his feet in the other vampire\'s lap.

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« Reply #57 on: June 19, 2011, 02:40:46 AM »
William had slowly made his way into the living room to wait for Indie, turning on the TV and flopping down in his usual spot. He was content to let Indie choose - as always. He didn’t care what they watched and the redhead was usually pretty opinionated so this worked out for the best and had done them well for the past two years.

“That the one where you made me watch the other four in a week? With the pretty blonde one and the big bald guy?” he said, trying to recall the storylines of the other films and then giving up. As far as he could remember they were all much the same.

“Yeah, I ordered another wireless one. It should get here in a day or so,” William said, lifting his hands to allow Indie to stretch out his long legs and propping up his own feet on the coffee table as his hands settled on Indie’s ankles, letting his fingers play over the pink tinged skin.

“You’re a good colour,” he said, pressing lightly on Indie’s skin to make white spots which quickly coloured as the pressure was released, messing around as the redhead fiddled around with the remote control to get the film playing. “And you smell better now,” he added approvingly, flashing a grin across at Indie.

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« Reply #58 on: June 19, 2011, 02:50:17 AM »
Indie snorted, giving Will\'s poking fingers a bit of a kick in order to let him know he didn\'t like being inspected like a piece of meat in a market.  "You\'d be a good colour too, if you\'d drunk as much as I have.  And that\'s a matter of opinion," he responded haughtily, having rather liked the way he\'d smelled of lusty, satisfied women.

"I have it on good authority that you shared my opinion - once upon a time," he smirked, taking his eyes off the fast forwarding through the ads part on the screen to watch the effect of his dig at Will\'s age.  He was leaned up on his left elbow, grinning along the length of his body towards his friend, dimples flashing and cocky in his knowledge that he\'d quite enthusiastically fucked his fledgling.  Once upon a time.

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« Reply #59 on: June 19, 2011, 03:03:57 AM »
Will didn’t comment on the kicks, but ceased prodding, to satisfy himself with simply running his fingers over his ankle, circling the bones of his joint and resisting the urge to tickle the clean toes.

“There’s a difference between enjoying a woman and reeking as though you’ve rolled in a vat of her cum,” he said, glancing up Indie’s body with a smile, enjoying the sight of those dimples, and really the entire view. Why the Hell did Indie insist on wearing next to nothing most of the time? Will had just about got used to it, but remembering how close they’d got the night before… Fuck.

His grey eyes turned back to the TV, wondering how Indie would react if he paraded around in just his underwear all the time. At the moment he was wearing his usual outfit for when they watched movies, a pair of loose sweats and a t-shirt which fitted his form well. It was comfortable, and around Indie he found it safer to keep the layers on.