Jaykyle, 19 ??
There was a large cardboard box filled with various tubes of paint and brushes, thrown haphazardly together, overflowing in a way that kept the box from shutting fully. Jason stared at it.
âThe paintâs supposed to go where?â He called.
âAnywhere itâll fit,â Came Kyleâs reply from the front of the car.  âJust donât put anything heavy or, like, sharp on top of them.â
âAnything heavy or sharp,â Jason muttered under his breath.  âOkay.â
He grabbed the box and threw carefully placed it on top of a box of clothes. It was squished between a box of records and the wall of the car, so Jason figured it was okay. If not, and they all got smushed or broken or whatever and the paint was ruined, he could just buy more.
Kyle came to stand next to him, a backpack hanging off his shoulders.  âIs that everything?â Jason asked.
Kyle said, âYep. Will all of this fit in your apartment, though?â
âProbably.â Jason shrugged.  âIf not, I have other apartments.â
âYou have one apartment and fifteen safe houses.â
âTwenty-six, actually.â
âTwenty-six?â
âItâs a big city.â Jason started walking around to the driverâs side of the car, swinging the keys in his hand.
Kyle snorted, moving to the front seat.  âNot that big.â
âBig enough.â
Kyle closed the door as Jason started the car up. The drive from New York to Gotham was only a few short hours, by far one of the shortest trips heâd ever taken, but moving was always an exhausting process. The process of packing and loading, then unpacking and unloading, always drove him crazy. Especially since he was used to not having a lot of valuable to take with him.
He figured it was his own fault - it was his idea that Kyle move in in the first place. Not that he regretted it.
âReady?â He asked.
âYep.â Kyle said. He plugged his phone in, and immediately, All-Star started blasting over the speakers. Jason did an excellent job of not bursting out into laughter. He schooled his expression into a flat, unamused look. Kyle grinned.
Jason started driving, shaking his head. Yeah. He definitely didnât regret it.










