CONTENT WARNING: LANGUAGE
[June 24. Friday. 13:11]
It was a rather cloudy afternoon that Kael’s face appeared to be glistening from elation, perhaps because yester night Arthur had told him that they could see each other for lunch the following day, since Kael no longer had shifts left for the week.
Kael thought to himself that maybe it was all in his head, and Arthur really was just being considerate of his hectic schedule; that he was not at all avoiding him or looking for a replacement.
“Replacement.” The word tasted odd coming out of his mouth. It sounded wrong . . . of course it would be. “I shouldn’t be the one thinking about being replaced.” He chuckled as he lifted his gaze from the ground.
He was currently walking along the pavements that connected his building to Arthur’s. T
