little battle

“I’ve never been the type to go all in

              But you were different it was evident

                        So if you give me you’re heart                                       I’ll give you mine                                         All of the time

                                                 Angel of Mine…

“I’ve just had an epiphany. I’m doing absolutely nothing with my life and I’m completely okay with it. And I know I shouldn’t be. But I just… am.”

Letting out a small scoff of a snicker at the boys wording, the fellow bobbed his head up and down to gesture his consideration and listening towards this.. Caden. “It’s a pleasure, Caden.. and I’m sure the rain will stop soon..” he alleged, optics coursing out to the pelting rain that didn’t seem to rid in any power whatsoever. So as his glance curled back to the other, he bit on his lower flesh with a joking hiss. “Maybe not.. but..” he began again, lifting his hands from flat against the table to portray his silent shrug. “It’ll be sure to ease” he granted positively, even though that truly wasn’t his mind state. 

He watched as the other boy started to put away his things, almost saying something as he didn't want Caleb to stop whatever he had been doing just because Caden had showed up. But he decided against it and let his gaze drift out through the window instead, watching the rain as it pattered hard against the window glass.

Sighing a little as the fellow draped his fingertips around the handles of his coffee mug, he gingerly sipped on the hot beverage before setting it back down contently. Mildly running his fingers through his finger to straighten it out, it was only then he pounced out of his alternate reality and realized someone was speaking to him.

“No.. no, go for it. Please sit.” gestured the 17 year old, portraying a genuine beam towards the appearing-soaked male. That apologetic smile upon his face threw Caleb off a bit - what did he have to be sorry for? Clearing his throat a little as he heaved his stuff from the other side of the table, he sat his belongings beside him on the chair and sighed a little, in an unnoticeable manner - of course.

He pulled his cellphone out of his pocket and put it on the table, hoping that it hadn't taken any harm from the rain as he pushed the lock button, relieved when it came to life and seemed to work properly. He looked up at the boys word, glad that he had initiated a conversation, because knowing himself he would probably sit there and thinking about saying something, and when finally deciding that he was gonna say something he wouldn't know what to say and ending up saying nothing at all. And god knows how long they would be stuck in there, with the rain increasing with every minute that went by.

The twins followed close after Caden as the walked out o the train station and out on the sidewalk, into the dull weather. “Brought any loose money for a taxi?” Hector asked, looking at his brothers and folded the hood of his seated over his head to protect himself from the slight drizzle. “No,” Antony replied, “Thought we’d walk.”

Michelle smiled widely at the young boy. She took another sip from her coffee before she noticed he hadn’t got anything to drink himself. “Would you like to drink anything?” she asked as she pointed at his invisible cup of coffee. “My treat”, she added with a smile.

“Is that flower shop close to home still there?” Hector asked once they’d waked inside the trainstation, getting into a just slightly calmer location. “I don’t know,” Antony said with as shrug, taking the suitcase from Hector. “It’s been there a long time if it is,” he continued. “We could give it a try.”