ONE MORE NIGHT // nat + xander
Packing a bag excitedly, Nathaniel decided to stick in one of the gift’s he’d gotten for Alexander to give to him early. It was a small gift, but a gift nonetheless, and he wanted to give it to his boyfriend. With a content sigh, Nat tucked his legs away in a pair of jeans and put on a black shirt, with a plaid button up, and a large trench coat on before grabbing a beanie and his glasses case, packing that in his bag just in case. He locked up his house and made his way over to Alexander’s, happily hopping out and knocking on the door.
When he was greeted by the beautiful male with blue eyes, Nathaniel bent and kissed his boyfriend chastely, because he didn’t want to stand outside in the cold, not because he didn’t want to spend time kissing his boyfriend. “I’ve missed you as well, my dear.” He spoke in a low tone, his accent thick. Pushing past Alex, he bit his lip. “I’m gonna go put my bags down and shed a layer.” He smiled and kissed his cheek before going down the hall of the apartment, dropping his bags neatly in a corner of Alex’s room, taking off his coat. He left his beanie on his coat and fluffed out his hair before walking back in the room, Alex’s present in one hand. “I’ve gotten you something, beautiful.” He said lightly, a smile on his face.
Xander couldn't possibly suppress the giggle that threatened to spill out from in-between his pursed lips, looking up at him with excitement clear in his eyes, even if his following words contradicted such: "You really didn't have to, Nat," He told him in a softer tone of voice as he neared him, and settled in close to his body before grabbing at his free hand and leading him back to the couch. "Mom really wanted to meet you, but she had to leave early," he admitted with his lips puckered into a pout. "I wanted you to meet her." He informed with a little sigh, but nonetheless cuddled in closer once seated on the couch, his leg thrown casually over his thigh.
"Christmas is so close, though... why would you get me anything?" he asked in a smaller voice, forehead creasing, clearly deep in thought as he scratched helplessly at his own pant leg. "I mean, not that I mind, it's really sweet of you and all -- but it's not like it's any sort of anniversary for us, is it?" he asked slowly, the wheels in his head mulling over what reason there could possibly be for whatever it was that Nat had spent money on. Which wasn't unwelcomed in the slightest, yet more than certainly unnecessary.









