@mirandaciel: Thank you so much :3
@Tesalong: Thanks again, love<3
@Selcouth: -coughs- If I shrunk myself, would you give me permission to live inside your brain? ;^; Because... Honestly, I'd like to be there. Seems cozy...
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I feel out of place. No store dogs in this story! 8D
/it's only because I don't have one/


"Come on, you can't possibly still be mad, silly man." His hand was tightened firmly around the coffee mug; he hadn't taken a sip in awhile, but the cup was half full. People rummaged around in the shop, they talked, and ignored the two men sitting in the corner by the bathroom.
"You told me this was important, Marcus." The brash man's hair was a dark, dark black color, but had pink undertones.
The golden-eyed one, Marcus, chuckled a feminine laugh. "Please, Victor," his hand now was cupped under his own jaw. The bold eyes glared sweetly, showing flair. "You know you would come to see me even if I just wanted to say hi."
"Please, Marcus, you know that's not true. Now tell me what was so 'dang important'."
Everything stopped for a moment as Victor turned his head, suddenly engulfed in Marcus. The gray eyes of the rumored tough guy sauntered at the sight of his old friend; his mouth drooped. Just as quickly as time began, it froze, but the smile of Marcus flashed and changed. No one in the coffee shop moved, but they couldn't willingly. They, in fact, were most likely dead now. Just like time stopped and started, lives started and ended.
"I think my ability to kill people with the power of time is pretty important, love..." A bony finger reached and slid across the bottom of Victor's chin. "Pretty dang important."
Victor's eyes scanned the room to notice that the people were slowly getting wrinkly, slowly shriveling up.
"You know what the bad thing is, Victor?"
"What...?"
"I can't help it..." Suddenly, Marcus's face broke. Hallow sobs echoed in the coffee shop; it was the only sound for miles. "I'm killing people. But Victor--" he stalled, now grasping his hand. "I'm not killing you." He laughed. "I could never kill you. Not when we were young, and not now. But Victor..."
"Y-Yes?"
"I like it that way." Carefully he leaned across the table, eyes not showing immortality, but fear; fear is something only someone with a true soul could portray. Quietly, he kissed Victor, just as time resumed. But no one was there to see it, as they were all skeletons on the floor.
@Tesalong: Thanks again, love<3
@Selcouth: -coughs- If I shrunk myself, would you give me permission to live inside your brain? ;^; Because... Honestly, I'd like to be there. Seems cozy...
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I feel out of place. No store dogs in this story! 8D
/it's only because I don't have one/


"Come on, you can't possibly still be mad, silly man." His hand was tightened firmly around the coffee mug; he hadn't taken a sip in awhile, but the cup was half full. People rummaged around in the shop, they talked, and ignored the two men sitting in the corner by the bathroom.
"You told me this was important, Marcus." The brash man's hair was a dark, dark black color, but had pink undertones.
The golden-eyed one, Marcus, chuckled a feminine laugh. "Please, Victor," his hand now was cupped under his own jaw. The bold eyes glared sweetly, showing flair. "You know you would come to see me even if I just wanted to say hi."
"Please, Marcus, you know that's not true. Now tell me what was so 'dang important'."
Everything stopped for a moment as Victor turned his head, suddenly engulfed in Marcus. The gray eyes of the rumored tough guy sauntered at the sight of his old friend; his mouth drooped. Just as quickly as time began, it froze, but the smile of Marcus flashed and changed. No one in the coffee shop moved, but they couldn't willingly. They, in fact, were most likely dead now. Just like time stopped and started, lives started and ended.
"I think my ability to kill people with the power of time is pretty important, love..." A bony finger reached and slid across the bottom of Victor's chin. "Pretty dang important."
Victor's eyes scanned the room to notice that the people were slowly getting wrinkly, slowly shriveling up.
"You know what the bad thing is, Victor?"
"What...?"
"I can't help it..." Suddenly, Marcus's face broke. Hallow sobs echoed in the coffee shop; it was the only sound for miles. "I'm killing people. But Victor--" he stalled, now grasping his hand. "I'm not killing you." He laughed. "I could never kill you. Not when we were young, and not now. But Victor..."
"Y-Yes?"
"I like it that way." Carefully he leaned across the table, eyes not showing immortality, but fear; fear is something only someone with a true soul could portray. Quietly, he kissed Victor, just as time resumed. But no one was there to see it, as they were all skeletons on the floor.