#ofnotendingwell

Who always gets the window seat on planes: Marcus. Isaac doesn’t like heights.

Who is in charge of the radio during road trips: Marcus lets Isaac pick.

Who over packs: Isaac probably. With his four thousand scarves.

Who initiates car games: Isaac would try to because he gets antsy in the car.

Who, without fail, accidentally leaves something important at home: Isaac probably

Who takes all the free things (shampoo, soap, shower caps) from the hotel: Isaac

Who gets searched at the airport for looking ‘suspicious’: Marcus probably

Who wakes the other up at 7 AM to go eat the complimentary hotel breakfast: Isaac. 1) cause he’s up, 2) cause he likes free food.

Who insists on using a map to guide them around an unknown city: Marcus cause Isaac will just wander off.

Who is in charge of keeping up with the passports and other important documents: Marcus

Who buys the most novelty gifts for friends/family back home: Isaac

Do they go on more adventure type vacations or somewhere they can relax:  Exciting relaxing vacations

Who takes pictures of every single thing: Isaac

Who is the first to try the local cuisine: Isaac, with poor end results

Who forgets to put on sun screen and gets burned to a crisp: Neither, cause they can’t get sunburn

Who uses packing/vacation checklists and who just wings it: Both wing it.

Send me ☝ for my character’s private thoughts about your character.

Send  👀 for the moment my muse realized they’re in love with yours.

That Lahey kid is an idiot. No sense of self preservation at all.

Marcus assumed that, based on the very small bits McCall had told him about Lahey with a very sad look, that his past had not been pleasant and therefore thought that he could either survive whatever or was an obvious sacrifice for the better good. In any case, Marcus thought he was an idiot.

What kind of moron would just run head first into danger for someone? Especially for someone like Marcus, who was far more durable, older, and not worth saving. It mad Marcus so angry that he would throw his life away. For him. It made him so angry that he’d stay up at night thinking about what would happen if Lahey actually got hurt, or worse died, because he was so stupid and it would stab a knife in his gut. Because he was angry. Angry for him being so stupid. He’d think about his stupid face, or stupid smile, or that stupid shrug Lahey would give him when he told him not to do it, and just get more and more angry because he wouldn’t listen.