I Didn't Ask For Your Opinion

♘:Cuddling in a blanket fort

grxxnieisms

He stepped into the room quietly, looking unimpressed at the strange disarray of blankets that hid a small amount of the room, but he couldn’t help but laugh softly and crawl inside at his brothers request.  Though he still believed it to be childish and stupid he would of course do it because his brother asked him to.

His eyes widened slightly in surprise at that comment.  He almost burst out laughing at just the thought of it.  He was barely even home half of the time, college and work consumed a lot of his life and he definitely didn’t have to for dating people, he also didn’t like them enough to bring them to his home.

Jealous / Possessive Memes

@effymccall

   An overprotective brother? Well, Newt most definitely hadn’t heard

     that about Stuart, despite how much Thomas had blabbed about

     him every once in a while. Maybe he was trying to make him look

     better than he actually was, not expecting Newt to run into him in

     the way that he had now. He wasn’t going to dig into that too much.

   “Trust me, I lived in London half my bloody life. Pretty sure I’m

     from there.” Now, if this had come from Stuart’s mouth, it might

     have been taken differently, but coming from Newt’s it was soft,

     gentle even, and it was funny how Newt could change something

Stuart wasn’t usually vocally over protective, more so in his stance he was.   How he looked at you and observed you or how he might talk to his brother and ask about you.  That was his normally simple way of being someone who cared for his little brother, but now was a chance to do something different and he was taking it.

@ofinterjection

   “You’re the computer expert. I didn’t have a bloody clue if it was

     anythin’ to worry about or not,” he states with a soft shrug, accent

     thick as heavy words come from his mouth. Well, more like the

     words filled with the heaviest accent, but he found himself surprised

     by the kindness that the other was capable of portraying. He

     hadn’t seemed that way when he first met him.

   “Thanks,” he says, holding the laptop carefully in his hands like

     it was a brand new computer that he’d just bought. It felt a

     little weird that he was acting like that, like Stuart was some

     sort of savior or something, but he’d honestly felt a little bit

     idiotic himself. “Wasn’t even a big bloody deal and I was

     makin’ it out to be like some buggin’ death virus. Kinda

He shrugged subtly at him.  Honestly it was a really easy thing to fix Stuart didn’t even have to consider wiping his computer to get id of the problem, so that made how easy it was very clearly obvious.  But he supposed that to someone not as educated on technology ware as he was that wouldn’t make much sense.

@ofinterjection

@ofinterjection

@ofinterjection

@ofinterjection

@ofinterjection

@ofinterjection