Dorian didn't actually have a hectic schedule. It was a little hard to believe for people, considering he seemed all over the place, but in reality, he just arranged things in a perfect order. He owned his company. He didn't need to be hands on with it. As for school, he had a normal schedule — three classes for two days, two for another two. His club only met up once a week. He had a lot of free time.
Usually, he would spend it socializing, but not today. As soon he was done with his classes at 2:30, Dorian went straight to the grocery store, filling up his cart with anything he could conceivably need. They had regular contact since that awkward day, but Logan didn't cancel. That meant he was going to have a visitor tomorrow. Dorian looked at the clock ticking as he waited to be checked out, and then to the large orange caricature perched on top of the aisle number with an almost foreboding mechanical smile, and then he thought, can this line go any slower? Just as when he started scratching his hair in frustration, the cashier yelled "next!"
Dorian pushed his cart along and checked himself out, then headed straight to the apartment. It was five when he laid out several cookbooks for recipes that Logan would love. He played pop music in the background, but he didn't have fun with it, didn't sing or dance to the rhythm. He was all nerves.
Logan was someone Dorian wanted to protect as soon as he met him. He was an innocent boy, who blushed every time said anything or did anything improper around him. He had dubbed him Mr. Unicorn Baby in his head, honorific very important, thank you. The fact that he'd ask him to have sex out of nowhere felt... bizarre. That wasn't his baby. He said he'd support him in whatever choices he made, but was this one a choice he'd be happy to make?
Fantasies were one thing. Reality was another. He didn't want to fuck him and then have him squirm in disgust, or regret this, regret him. He didn't want him to feel like he was taking advantage of a poor innocent unicorn boy's misplaced trust. Logan had no idea he was a bad person, after all. Nerves still making his hand shake, he took the food out of the oven, and wrapped them up, put them in the fridge, or whatever needed to preserve them. He'd made a grand meal for Logan — steak cooked in special sauce, with mashed potatoes, both soon to be drowning in gravy. He'd also made an assortment of petit fours for him to enjoy. The whole endeavor wrapped up around one in the morning, and he texted Logan a "see you tomorrow <3" before he went to sleep.
He woke up unreasonably early. Eight. He used his restless energy to clean up the house, then take a bath himself. He put on attractive casual clothes, cologne, and slapped himself on the cheeks to psyche himself up. You got this!
Usually, he would spend it socializing, but not today. As soon he was done with his classes at 2:30, Dorian went straight to the grocery store, filling up his cart with anything he could conceivably need. They had regular contact since that awkward day, but Logan didn't cancel. That meant he was going to have a visitor tomorrow. Dorian looked at the clock ticking as he waited to be checked out, and then to the large orange caricature perched on top of the aisle number with an almost foreboding mechanical smile, and then he thought, can this line go any slower? Just as when he started scratching his hair in frustration, the cashier yelled "next!"
Dorian pushed his cart along and checked himself out, then headed straight to the apartment. It was five when he laid out several cookbooks for recipes that Logan would love. He played pop music in the background, but he didn't have fun with it, didn't sing or dance to the rhythm. He was all nerves.
Logan was someone Dorian wanted to protect as soon as he met him. He was an innocent boy, who blushed every time said anything or did anything improper around him. He had dubbed him Mr. Unicorn Baby in his head, honorific very important, thank you. The fact that he'd ask him to have sex out of nowhere felt... bizarre. That wasn't his baby. He said he'd support him in whatever choices he made, but was this one a choice he'd be happy to make?
Fantasies were one thing. Reality was another. He didn't want to fuck him and then have him squirm in disgust, or regret this, regret him. He didn't want him to feel like he was taking advantage of a poor innocent unicorn boy's misplaced trust. Logan had no idea he was a bad person, after all. Nerves still making his hand shake, he took the food out of the oven, and wrapped them up, put them in the fridge, or whatever needed to preserve them. He'd made a grand meal for Logan — steak cooked in special sauce, with mashed potatoes, both soon to be drowning in gravy. He'd also made an assortment of petit fours for him to enjoy. The whole endeavor wrapped up around one in the morning, and he texted Logan a "see you tomorrow <3" before he went to sleep.
He woke up unreasonably early. Eight. He used his restless energy to clean up the house, then take a bath himself. He put on attractive casual clothes, cologne, and slapped himself on the cheeks to psyche himself up. You got this!