#roguishlydangerous

      Theo huffed as he finally reached the top of the stairs, he adjusted ever so slightly before he walked down the hallway and didn’t stop until he reached his dorm’s door. “Right.” He paused when he realized he had was locked out, hands busy holding on to the body currently splayed across his back. “Think you can reach into my pocket and grab the key?” He questioned, he didn’t want to let go of Talos and risk dropping his roommate. 

      They had gone out to a frat party and of course Theo had followed Talos around most of the night but at some point he had wandered off to take a piss and get them both a drink. Upon his return he found Talos leaning against a wall, the football captain chatting him up, arm above Talos so he was leaned in and far to close for Theo’s liking. Sure if they were just roommates and friends there really wouldn’t of been an issue, he’d be happy to see Talos get flirted with but the issue was things were far more complicated then that. Theo was a werewolf so he on instinct he was protective on those he was close to, to make things worse he had imprinted on Talos. The human was completely oblivious of course and would remain that way until Theo mated him but Theo had been trying hard to go slow, for things to progress naturally like a human relationship might. 

The day had been exhausting, long, sometimes Daniel just wanted to have a break from it all, but that wasn't working out so well. The last time he had taken off some days, he'd returned into a chaotic mess - a lesson he'd learned that trusting someone else with his business wasn't the wisest choice. Or maybe he just hadn't found the right person for it yet. Of course one option would be to get some early sleep, but that wouldn't work for him - he needed to relax, get his mind off so many things.  Usually after such a day, he just changed his clothes, going out for a run through a nearby park until his mind would be at peace once more. Or he'd be totally tired, one way or the other would be perfect.

After a couple of minutes running through the park, his sore shoulders from sitting all day long, were finally starting to relax a bit, he was taking deep breaths. In. Out. No dirty air from the large streets, surrounded by trees, the nature was his favourite place, especially without any kind of ugly scents he couldn't block out entirely when he was out there.

Until Daniel nearly stumbled over his own feet as a complete different scent hit him - thin, only a tiny bit of it, then, as he continued on the path he was on, it grew. What was that? It was spicy, yet sweet, no, it wasn’t sweet, it wasn't anything he'd ever smelled. He didn't even care where it came from, he needed to know what it was. It was a mixture between his instinct and curiousity that was leading him further down the park, speeding up a bit so he wouldn't loose it.

“Elias.” Knuckles brushed against the wooden door as Kevin adjusted the strap of his bag with the other, blue eyes concealed behind the vintage sunglasses he was wearing. “I know you’re home.” He had checked the place earlier and there were no signs of Elias having left – unless he could portal his ass away like Christopher did. “I just… sort of dropped by to check if you’re okay.” And maybe give him a handshake before leaving. Not like he had much to do in that town. Mundane life didn’t really suit him because he had no idea what he should do. Keep his undercover job and be a PE teacher? The salary was tragic. “Elias? You okay?”

“Make no mistake, the woman had a heart. She had a bigger one that people would think.” 

“…Before we…Uh, you know.” He smiled again, this time a little shy. “Like…Last night. I can still feel it leaking down from my rear, you know. It’s all your fault.”

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Alex laughed as well, shaking his head at the easy answer he had gotten from Kai. Not that he didn’t enjoy Netflix together with his boyfriend. He wasn’t paying attention to the girls sitting at the other side of the coffee shop, he was used to people speculating about his identity. “You’re beautiful when you blush.” His tone had lowered to almost a whisper and he leaned over the counter to press a kiss to Kai’s lips. He didn’t care if anyone saw it, if he was honest.

After a long day working for one of the most important magazines of the entertainment world, Benz wanted to lay down and rest. He was so tired that he didn’t even open Grindr to look for a quick hook up. Instead, his feet dragged him to the coffee shop where Tyler worked. When he didn’t have movies, alcohol or sex, his best friend was the best substitute. Especially because he could enjoy all of his hobbies with him.

Benz entered the shop checking his watch. The place was empty and darker than usual, and he found Tyler behind the bar, giving him his back. Quickly, he took his 35mm camera out and snapped several pictures of him using only the light that entered through the windows. Then, after saving it again, he cleared his throat. “Closing, I suppose?” he asked as he approached the bar with a wide smile. “That’s a pity, because I could really use a coffee. And a night with you at my place, watching some cheap movie and maybe, if I’m lucky, taking pictures of you just enjoying the night. Please, Ty, tell me you don’t have any plans.”