#ohnoahxx

carver hadn’t seen much of noah lately. he knew it wasn’t either of their faults (both were busy with group related activities), but that wouldn’t stop carver from trying to spend time with noah. he had searched the entire house and he was fairly certain noah was in still in the house and carver wasn’t sure where else to look for the boy. that was until he decided to peak into the backyard. the backyard was a place where carver purposefully avoided since day one at the roommate house. if it wasn’t for the pool carver would be okay with the backyard, but there was a pool and carver knew he couldn’tdeal with that. only when carver peaked into the backyard that was were he saw noah. he sucked in a short breath - he could just leave and pretend that he didn’t see him. carver was bigger than that (and noah was more important) so he pushed upon the door to the backyard and exited the house. he would just do his best to ignore the large blue of the pool he could see behind noah. “ hey noah.” carver spoke softly after he closed the door of the house behind him. “i’ve been looking all over for you.”

carver was excited noah’s birthday. in a general sense carver was always excited about birthdays, but today wasn’t just anyone’s birthday it was noah’s birthday. so obviously carver was going to make a big deal of it. usually for birthday’s the go to would be going out to eat but carver didn’t think that would be the best option for noah so he had to improvise. which was how they ended up on a bus heading to the seoul zoo. carver bounced in his seat slightly as he looked from the window to noah. he insisted that their destination would be a surprise - carver wasn’t fully certain noah would like his idea but he was close enough that he didn’t have a back up plan. “so. how does it feel to finally be twenty?” he grinned at noah nudging him gently with his elbow, “no longer a teen.”