“I’m not insane. Just rash. I didn’t even know you packed rope.” This discussion was leading nowhere, he knew as much, but he’d rather be honest to someone like Richard, even if that meant he acted like the absolute fool he was. Yujin wondered why he had agreed to this, was it really because he had the most awful crush on the worst possible person? Or was it because the opportunity to disobey his father was sweeter than anything he could have ever possibly thought about tasting? “Well, shucks.” Then no memories for the blonde, what else could the wolf offer him? There were plenty of things, but none of them felt appropriate, not when his own head reminded him of the mistakes he’d made today. Sure, he did figure something out about himself, however, barely any of that information was usable and he felt as if no matter what he’d try, he’d find himself at the end of the road sooner than expected. “There isn’t much difference, to be honest. It’s just a tradition, it’s not like they’d force you to attend a big feast after, if that’s what you’re trying to avoid. It just is supposed to show you what the rest of your life is going to be like. Not that it’ll tell you much … but if your brother would, you might as well. And if you need a final push, I can give you that.” Was he even enough for Richard to consider all of this to be something worthwhile? It didn’t seem like that, not right now anyway.
“Stop with what? Asking? If that’s what you want, I can do that, but that’d be a waste of a reward.” Rather than a rightfully earned prize, it would be a condition to getting filled in about what the prize was in the first place - was that even the right thing to do? The wolf sighed as he turned, lay on his back for a short while and then, as he sat back up, eyed his eating partner in crime. Was it always so awkward between the two of them? “You started it, that’s hardly an excuse to call me mean. It was payback”, he insisted. That wasn’t a nice thing to do, Richard was right - and the wolf didn’t quite care, instead he grabbed the bread he’d brought in here earlier and wanted to cut it up with the knife he … had left outside the tent. For fucks sake. Yujin put it back, he wasn’t all that hungry to begin with, and instead eyed the blonde that ate ever so diligently. “About your reward, but if you have nothing except getting me to shut up, just say the word and I’ll zip my mouth as tight as I can.”
“Stop with what? Asking? If that’s what you want, I can do that, but that’d be a waste of a reward.” Rather than a rightfully earned prize, it would be a condition to getting filled in about what the prize was in the first place - was that even the right thing to do? The wolf sighed as he turned, lay on his back for a short while and then, as he sat back up, eyed his eating partner in crime. Was it always so awkward between the two of them? “You started it, that’s hardly an excuse to call me mean. It was payback”, he insisted. That wasn’t a nice thing to do, Richard was right - and the wolf didn’t quite care, instead he grabbed the bread he’d brought in here earlier and wanted to cut it up with the knife he … had left outside the tent. For fucks sake. Yujin put it back, he wasn’t all that hungry to begin with, and instead eyed the blonde that ate ever so diligently. “About your reward, but if you have nothing except getting me to shut up, just say the word and I’ll zip my mouth as tight as I can.”
Looking back, it maybe is like the toy carts you rode when you were a kid. But those toy carts could never go beyond the walls of the lawn. We want to follow the rugged concrete road beyond the wall. As we've grown, we've decided to leave behind the toy cart.