âanything, just call me, okay?â feuilly/bahorel? :)
Bahorel put the very last box down, one of many. For someone who had just left such a small apartment, Feuilly had more possessions that he let on. Mostly books, though. His impressive collection only fit between four walls thanks to physics and years of playing Jenga.
Standing in an ocean of cardboard boxes, Bahorel and Feuilly looked around them. The apartment gave off a strong smell of paint, but neither of them minded. Feuilly had a big smile on his face, a smile of new beginnings and good days to come. Bahorel massaged the back of his neck. His shoulders were slightly sore from the continuous lifting.
âSo thatâs your new lair, then?â he asked, looking at the naked walls.
âYeah! How do you like it?â Feuilly enthused.
Too far away from my apartment, was the first thing popping to Bahorelâs mind. It would be hard not to live in the same building anymore.
âNice, but a bit dry,â he said instead, flashing a wide grin.
Feuilly opened the cooler they had bothered to carry up the steps and threw a beer in his direction. The just reward for a job done well. Bahorel knew guys that worked in the furniture removal business, he could have easily convinced them to help Feuilly for free. He could have, yes, if he didnât relish every single moment they spent together. Alone.
âThank you for taking the time, Baz,â Feuilly smiled.
âDonât worry. I earn free beer and you got a free ticket for the gun show.â
âDamn,â Feuilly snorted in his bottle. âAnd I who though I was being subtle!â
âNo but seriously, Iâm here if you need anything. Iâm going to miss your mug around the building, anyway.â
âWell I canât exactly ask you to stroll around Ikea with me.â
âAnything. Just call me, okay?â