Eunsoo has just gotten back from a training session with a relatively new client and is on his way up to his apartment to get showered and changed when--well. When this. And there are a whole lot of thoughts that go through his mind all at once: is this guy okay? That's a nice hair color. Why is there blood everywhere? Wait, what did he just say?
The very strange and unfortunate thing about being alive for a Very Long Time is that, just like the mortals, it's possible to wait an entire lifetime to meet the person whose first words will match the ones scrawled on your skin. Sometimes it happens very quickly. Sometimes it can take centuries. Eunsoo has known a small handful of others whose words, when they first appeared, made absolutely no sense for the time from a technological standpoint.
Eunsoo has heard the phrase "Going up?" several times in his life, but it's never been the first thing someone has said to him. Or it's been slightly off, usually with "Are you going up?". But this time-- it's right on. It's exact. There's a strange warmth that fills him and all he can do is just kind of stare, dumbfounded, as the elevator's door closes and it starts to head up. ]
you left me every thing
Eunsoo has just gotten back from a training session with a relatively new client and is on his way up to his apartment to get showered and changed when--well. When this. And there are a whole lot of thoughts that go through his mind all at once: is this guy okay? That's a nice hair color. Why is there blood everywhere? Wait, what did he just say?
The very strange and unfortunate thing about being alive for a Very Long Time is that, just like the mortals, it's possible to wait an entire lifetime to meet the person whose first words will match the ones scrawled on your skin. Sometimes it happens very quickly. Sometimes it can take centuries. Eunsoo has known a small handful of others whose words, when they first appeared, made absolutely no sense for the time from a technological standpoint.
Eunsoo has heard the phrase "Going up?" several times in his life, but it's never been the first thing someone has said to him. Or it's been slightly off, usually with "Are you going up?". But this time-- it's right on. It's exact. There's a strange warmth that fills him and all he can do is just kind of stare, dumbfounded, as the elevator's door closes and it starts to head up. ]
All the way.