Valentine Collingwood (
hollow_moon) wrote2015-11-20 09:36 am
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For Jag
Their time together at his grandfather's had been lovely, and spent mostly in bed. Eventually, however, Val had been forced to return to work, and he was certain Jag would have to do the same.
"I've a lot going on in the next week, but I swear I'll call you the moment I've got it all under control," he'd promised- And he'd been true to his word, inviting Jag to join him for dinner the first chance he got.
He'd considered restaurants, but Jag wasn't much for being spoiled in Val's experience. He'd have gladly cooked a meal for the man himself, but he hadn't had a chance to pick up groceries, and they'd never be delivered on time... So he'd settled on a catered dinner at the museum. Nothing too posh, but a nice mix of South Korean cuisine that he hoped Jag would like.
Meeting at the museum meant Val could work right up until the moment Jag arrived- Something he didn't find ideal, but was certainly necessary at the moment while they switched out several of the exhibits and went through various requests to lend out certain items.
"I'll leave the back door unlocked," he'd told Jag. "Just let yourself in, I'll likely hear you coming, but if i don't I'll just be in my office."
"I've a lot going on in the next week, but I swear I'll call you the moment I've got it all under control," he'd promised- And he'd been true to his word, inviting Jag to join him for dinner the first chance he got.
He'd considered restaurants, but Jag wasn't much for being spoiled in Val's experience. He'd have gladly cooked a meal for the man himself, but he hadn't had a chance to pick up groceries, and they'd never be delivered on time... So he'd settled on a catered dinner at the museum. Nothing too posh, but a nice mix of South Korean cuisine that he hoped Jag would like.
Meeting at the museum meant Val could work right up until the moment Jag arrived- Something he didn't find ideal, but was certainly necessary at the moment while they switched out several of the exhibits and went through various requests to lend out certain items.
"I'll leave the back door unlocked," he'd told Jag. "Just let yourself in, I'll likely hear you coming, but if i don't I'll just be in my office."
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"Didn't have anyone to go with. All my mates were getting married, growing up..." Val confessed with a shrug.
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"Because it's... It's something you share with other people. At least, for me it is," he shrugged. "Besides, I- I think I was starting to want what they had. Stability. Love. ...Don't get me wrong, took more than that to get me to grow up, but it felt lonely without them. I was lonely all around I think."
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"Thirty," Val replied, wondering if that was a problem. He'd guessed he was older than Jag, though he'd not been sure by how much. "You?" he asked curiously.
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"I don't know my actual birthday," Val smiled, chuckling to himself. "But my licence says December twenty-third."
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"Nothing I want," Val assured him, shaking his head. "Besides, it's dreadfully close to Christmas."
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Val chuckled at that, then smiled brightly. "Never pegged you as a zodiac sort of man. Most people sniff at that sort of thing."
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"I like that we have those interests in common," Val replied. "Despite our different upbringings."
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"Kind of is," Val grinned, short nails gently scratching the back of Jag's neck gently.
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"Hmm, let's see. ...Where's one place you'd love to visit?" Val asked curiously.
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"It is," Val nodded. "I could take you one day- If you wanted," he offered, finding he badly wanted to spoil Jag.
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"I adore Taipei," Val smiled. "Tokyo as well. ...I love travelling and exploring."
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