“Oh I’m sorry, was that too rough on the poor sleeping boy.”
A tone filled with sarcasm was directed towards the others wounded act for Lyon knew that Gray had suffered far worse falls then that, on ice none the less. He’d seen several times the hits that Gray took, since the raven was a hockey player after all. Carpeted flooring was no worse then solid cold ice.
“Being a bit over dramatic are we. I highly doubt that hurts as much as you are giving the impression to be.”
His words came out in a more hushed tone as a narrowed gaze of blue orbs was turned onto his roommate. Lyon took a step forward nudging the rolling chair out of the way with his foot, turning it so he himself could take a seat on the soft cushioning. Brims parted, mouth opening to speak again before clothed plush smacked him right round on the side of the head.
Another glare became directed at the midnight haired man, mostly in response to the pillow itself. Though he supposed he did deserve that in some ways from his earlier actions against Gray. So no words would be said against that.
A small sigh elicited itself from Lyons lips, parting ever so slightly as the chair swiveled to face the desk. Elbow became placed upon the faux wooden surface, cornflower blue orbs directed to the opened book and pages that laid forth upon it. “Now isn’t the time to be giving our neighbors a reason to hate us even more then they already do. Especially at 1am none the less.”
His other arm moved upwards to rest upon the front edge of the desk, right hand laying flat upon one of the sides of the book. Digits moved to grip the ends of the page; proceeding to flip through the book little by little.
“Gray, had you asked for help to begin with. I would of done so.”
█▐ ❆ ࿐ᐤ GRAY’S EXPRESSION WANED at the absence in his opponent’s incursion. He was rejected ----- but such was the rigid, uptight, &&. dour Lyon; smart mouthed, stiff-backed Lyon with his affected roughness and stupid smile. God knows Gray was an ounce of bravado away from lobbing the idiot a scathing remark instead of a PILLOW.
❛ Neighbors, really? —– Since when do Grayson Fullbuster AND proper manners hold up in a normal sentence, anyway ?? ❜ He cut him off, plaintive and flat. Lyon’s declaration was so forward &&. horrifically brisk that he cannot presently manage to be upset. Gray stood poised against the table, pouting, sporting a thousand-yard stare that beamed through his friend, through the homework, through their corporeal worlds that suddenly seemed too despairing and bland to bear. Squaring his shoulders, he gathered the vestiges of his LENIENT self together--- once more attempting to heft the mantle of maturity. . . only to lose it in a second’s time.
❛ Must feel nice ta have a stick-up yer arsenal all the damn time, huh? ❜ Were the words that came to him quick, scathing &&. somehow APATHETIC. Yet--- a reflex, instantaneous &&. a foreign feeling of wanting to take back what he said made him CRINGED.
❪ ...When did he become so soft? )
Gray shifted groggily, turned his head &&. his gaze landed on Lyon. He had an elbow on the study table and his long legs traversed at the ankle, a touch of paper between his nimble fingers. Lyon was a year younger than him, but he looked two years OLDER---- something about his shoulders and his nose and his shrewd, assessing look. The boy lived to play up his hard edges, but like this, Gray could almost feel a SOFTNESS in him. . . and it warmed him almost as well as the low, kindling flames by a flicking mountain fire.
Typical Lyon. Gray cleared his throat, ducking his head against a hot little flush of nervousness, and breathed.
❛ Yeah, Lyon, I would have asked for y’er help but it’s called pride, ❜ And yet his voice was childlike, almost; petulant. But his eyebrows shot up, hopeful, and his stomach was turning over despite his best intentions ---- filling with something warm &&. FLUTTERING. Gray smiled at him sidelong. ❛ Personally, I have too much of it. Care to take some away? ❜