Fawn (
fawnthefae) wrote2021-08-29 02:43 pm
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Eliot
Fin was supposed to be taking him to meet a friend, but when he'd gotten a job at the last minute, he'd insisted Fawn Go without him.
"Eliot's nice," his brother had said. "You'll like him, Fawn. Trust me."
And so Fawn had set off to the bar. It was nearly closing time and he moved through the dwindling crowd, heading towards the bar. He was the spitting image of Fin, a bit slighter, his hair much longer. He also dressed far more casually than Fin, favouring tunics over robes.
Nervous, he took a seat at the bar and looked around.
"Eliot's nice," his brother had said. "You'll like him, Fawn. Trust me."
And so Fawn had set off to the bar. It was nearly closing time and he moved through the dwindling crowd, heading towards the bar. He was the spitting image of Fin, a bit slighter, his hair much longer. He also dressed far more casually than Fin, favouring tunics over robes.
Nervous, he took a seat at the bar and looked around.
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Fawn let it linger a beat longer, then backed away shyly.
"That is nice," he admitted quietly. "You are nice."
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Fawn blushed, then asked something he realized he hadn't yet.
"Do you have a manfriend, or a ladyfriend. ...Or, um, a themfriend?"
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"No," he said. "There's no one."
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"Oh. ...Do you think you want someone? Someones? I suppose there is no set number of a one that one can has, " Fawn mused.
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Fawn nodded in understanding.
"It is strange, yes? This instinctive need to... Pair? Join. Sometimes I feel it strongly, then sometimes I do not feel it at all. Sometimes I am with John and I wish he would never leave, sometimes I wish he'd go. Then I'm alone, and it is same. I am content, then lonely. Fin must always be with people. Always. He only blooms with others, but I like being with just me sometimes. Sometimes I love me alone."
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After all, he'd been married before.
"But I think there is something in between loneliness and being... paired."
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"Yes? What is it?" Fawn asked, his voice nearly a whisper. He spoke as though they were sharing secrets.
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"Connection," he said, quietly too just because of how Fawn was speaking. "But more fleeting, I suppose."
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Fawn nodded a little.
"Connection, yes. Maybe."
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"Maybe? I don't know. I don't know... John says- Says he knew me somewhere else. I don't always understand how he means, but- He says he loved me there? Speaks of another world and life. There is that connection, and it's a lot. Makes my head hurt sometimes."
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"Well... I don't know if it helps or makes things worse, but for what it's worth, I'm looking for connections too."
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"You are? Yes, no, connections are good, I guess. I dunno. It's all new to me, that is all," Fawn explained.
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Eliot seemed very fixated on the whole kissing bit, and Fawn ducked his head.
"Nice, but new still," he said awkwardly, wondering if the kissing was all he was truly interested in. Fin had warned him of such things- Though Fawn was pretty sure that Fin's warning had been in reference to John.
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"Would you like to go to dinner with me?" Eliot asked. "I mean, to be clear... like a date. I wasn't sure if this was or not, so I really feel like I can be more on my A game, you know?"
He set aside the fact that he knew there was someone out there who wanted to marry Fawn. Because that wasn't Eliot's business, right? That was for Fawn to deal with."
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Fawn seemed to think for a moment. Had he been on a date before? Sometimes he and John went out, was that dates?
"...Okay," he decided. "I like dinner," he added a bit more cheerfully now. "Will there be cake?"
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He smiled. "Tomorrow night?"
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"Okay. I have my tutoring, so it will have to be after seven- Is that okay?" Fawn asked.
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"Okay! ...I will wear a nice robe," he decided, eager to peek in Fin's closet.
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"Perfect," he said. "Good. Would you like me to walk you back now?"
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"Yes," Fawn beamed. "That would be nice."
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