"You're not... dying or in pain, right? I think I... fed from you, if that makes sense." He pointed at his eyes, free from his glasses. He didn't need them. (If he was going to need them again in the future, he wasn't sure.) "I can see you clearly now, without my glasses. You're quite the looker." He winked at him.
And. Yes. Hari felt a great many things for the duration of, a great many, intimate and personal things towards a man he had only met a few hours ago, but he was going to see everyday for the days to come. The promise of filling his days with Sebastian was, admittedly, an appealing one. He felt all tingly at the prospect of it.
"Well, that's great!" It was a little too perky, he realized. But he was happy. It was enough for now.
He noticed Sebastian was slowly beginning to drift off, so he covered him with a blanket and moved away, running his fingers in his now damp hair. "I think we've... killed a lot of time with our, ah, earlier... activities. But the administrator's people are going to come by in..." He reached into his backpack resting at the side of the bed. "...Oh dear. Less than an hour. I should get decent."
He began scraping off his clothes on the floor. Most of them were a bit crumpled, but they were decent, thank God. He sat up again and — saw his reflection in the mirror.
He was a mess. His hair in a state, love bites scattered around his neck and collar bone. He found himself blushing. It was so odd. Aside from his usual elaborate fashions, he was known to be pretty conservative, most of the time out of necessity. Now... He turned to Sebastian, pointing at his handiwork. "Really?"
And. Yes. Hari felt a great many things for the duration of, a great many, intimate and personal things towards a man he had only met a few hours ago, but he was going to see everyday for the days to come. The promise of filling his days with Sebastian was, admittedly, an appealing one. He felt all tingly at the prospect of it.
"Well, that's great!" It was a little too perky, he realized. But he was happy. It was enough for now.
He noticed Sebastian was slowly beginning to drift off, so he covered him with a blanket and moved away, running his fingers in his now damp hair. "I think we've... killed a lot of time with our, ah, earlier... activities. But the administrator's people are going to come by in..." He reached into his backpack resting at the side of the bed. "...Oh dear. Less than an hour. I should get decent."
He began scraping off his clothes on the floor. Most of them were a bit crumpled, but they were decent, thank God. He sat up again and — saw his reflection in the mirror.
He was a mess. His hair in a state, love bites scattered around his neck and collar bone. He found himself blushing. It was so odd. Aside from his usual elaborate fashions, he was known to be pretty conservative, most of the time out of necessity. Now... He turned to Sebastian, pointing at his handiwork. "Really?"