#catch me at retirement finally making myself this hoodie LOL
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re:vale doodles ;w;
how I relate to momo: - acts the stupid one - eternal fanboy - anxiety
how I relate to yuki: - human interaction hard - care for momo greatly - white hairs at the ripe old age of 20+
#idolish7#i7#re:vale#i rewatched all the episodes again#and i have come to the conclusion that i love re:vale most after all#tho i will change my mind again after a few days lol#I love them both so much!!#ngl but honestly?? couple goals#they're basically married let's be real#i possess all of their so called worst qualities#i also love these outfits so much#momo's looks so comfy#i say this every time but i would totally wear that#change it up a bit to be more casual and BAM#new favourite hoodie right there#maybe i can learn how to make or alter clothes#catch me at retirement finally making myself this hoodie LOL
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Title: The Guest Author: @wickednerdery Fandom: The Night Manager Pairing/character: Jonathan Pine/OC Rating: Teen Summary: “You go alone? At this hour?” Notes: This is something that’s been bouncing in my brain for, like, almost a year (on-and-off)…still not sure I have more than snapshots, but it finally came out onto paper just now lol!
First Chapter
Pine jolts awake, covered in sweat with tight chest and pounding heart. If he didn’t know what it was, if he’d not had them over the years, he’d have thought it a heart attack. He groans himself up, swings legs over edge of bed and puts head between. He runs through the hotels he’s worked in to himself, skipping only the Nefertiti. He repeats them over and over until some semblance of calm returns. Then Jonathan sighs. All that work on setting a routine, putting the past behind him, undone by one little incident. Hopefully it’s a blip, a singular attack, and not the return to a nightly pattern.
With deep sigh he stands, tosses on swim trunks and hoodie. He knows he’s not going back to sleep, not after that, so he steps into trainers, grabs keycard and towel, and heads out. He takes the nearest exit, walks the grounds outside, to reach the pool. He’s still shaking slightly as he folds and sets clothing on plastic chair.
Breath is visible in the chill of the morning. The ocean hums in the distance, crickets carry on, but the daylight has yet to reach the grounds. Jonathan enjoys the privacy of it, takes in cold air until his shivers only come from the exhilaration of it. When he feels ready, feels right, Jonathan discreetly dives in.
He lets out his shock at the cold, his lingering frustrations, while still underwater. Screaming bubbles surface before he does. Looking around there’s nothing but increased birds chirping and sun finally cutting through the trees. He is still alone, blissfully, but terribly, alone. Jonathan goes under again, his back skimming the surface as he does laps until he hasn’t the air to continue the pace.
“Was the gate unlocked?” She asks with neither amusement nor upset.
Jonathan turns to find her at the other end of the pool. “Yes.” Then his face goes troubled. “I’m sorry, is it not open?”
“Apparently, it is.” Kay’s lips finally lift as she starts to walk towards his end. “I told May to lock it before bed, I should’ve checked.” So much for giving her daughter more responsibility at the hotel.
“I do apologize.” He starts to get up, out, the steam of warm body hitting cold morning rising from his skin. Muscles stutter and tense in the cold, but he presses on.
“Don’t worry about it.” She grabs a pool towel for him. “I’m sure Mrs Regan had her best morning here.” Kay tosses towel with a smile.
He catches it with confused look before following Kay’s eyes to a balcony room overlooking the pool just as its door closes. He chuckles. “I hope this doesn’t count as making trouble in your hotel, Ms Lin.”
“Oh no, Mr Ashland, this is entertainment.” She laughs. “Would you care for any coffee, Mr Ashland?”
“You may call me, Jonathan, if you wish.”
“Alright then, Jonathan. I’m Kay. Coffee, Jonathan?”
“Perhaps we can have one together?”
“I’m going for a run.” Only now does he realize her outfit, the athlesuire wear and trainers. Hair usually tightly wound is more relaxed, in ponytail. “But I can get the coffee before I go.”
“No. No, it’s fine.”
“Okay then.”
He towels hair, watching her start to go, before being unable to help himself. “You go alone? At this hour?”
“Always.” She senses his implication. “Don’t worry, the biggest risks are the early morning drivers and I've got my reflective jacket for that.”
“I could...join you?”
“Are you asking or offering?”
“Whichever offends you less.”
Kay smiles, indulges him and her own curiosity. “Tell you what, lock up for me here, get dressed, and meet me at the main desk.”
“Yes ma’am.”
“Oh, god, no,” she laughs. “No, no, don’t ever call me that. I start getting “ma’am’d”, I won’t know what I’ll do with myself!” Kay’s laugh lingers even after she’s back inside.
Jonathan chuckles, makes sure the padlock is secure in place, and heads back to his room with a smile. He doesn’t bother to ask himself why he made the offer, if that’s what it was. He’s not yet willing to dwell in the possibility he’s lonely or scared after his night terror. Jonathan is not thinking on whether or not he wants to be with her or just anyone. He just knows he wants to jog with Kay and that if he lets her go alone he won’t feel right the rest of the day.
***
They run together and alone. Enjoying shared silence, each one in their own head, as they move side-by-side, in synch. Pine thinks about his troubles, if he might ever outrun them. Kay thinks about the ones coming if the men return before she can find a safe place for Ricky.
Pine stops when Kay does, panting with her down at the center of town. He straightens up, looks around, then smiles. “Coffee.”
“Coffee.” She smiles, slips in with him behind as she catches breath. “Morning Joe!”
Joseph beams. “Every time.”
“Without fail.”
“The usual?”
“Yes, also...” She turns to Jonathan, expectantly.
“Just a medium coffee, black, please.” There’s a plethora of options on a separate counter, he’ll adjust for himself.
Kay shrugs. “You heard the man.”
“What about a treat for our favorite month?”
“No, just the coffees today.” She won’t to reward May’s shoddy chore work.
Back outside, coffees in hand, they walk the shuttered town. Jonathan scans for threats, listens for cars and dangerously important conversations...all those things he can’t stop doing nowadays. It isn’t until Kay settles onto a bench at the main bridge that he lets himself relax a touch beside her. He keeps to one end, her on the other, with enough space for ten coffees.
“Are you still keeping your reservation open-ended?” She asks, sipping the overly sweet latte she favors.
“If that’s all right.”
“Of course.”
“I am sorry about this morning.”
“Are you this apologetic naturally or is it the years of customer service?”
“A bit of both, I suppose.” He smiles into the rising sun. “How long have you run Squall’s End?”
“About five years. It was my parents, but they retired and left it to me.”
“Are they still alive?”
“Yep, just moved down to Florida. They said it was part of their American dream.” She laughs a bit. “We stay with them during most the winter, when tourist season ends here.”
“I see.”
She looks to him. “If you’re still around, I’ll find you accommodations until we return, don’t worry.”
“No, no, it’s no trouble.”
“Exactly. No trouble.”
He smiles, sips his coffee. He holds himself back until he finishes the cup. “Those men who dropped by yesterday -”
“I told you, I don’t discuss and I don’t ask.”
“Will they be back?” He presses on to the point. “Will you and your daughter be in danger if they do?”
Kay isn’t sure how to answer, isn’t sure she has the answer. She focuses on her coffee, only responding when she senses him shifting in preparation to speak again. “Men like them might threaten, intimidate, but they won’t do anything to get on police radar.”
“Are you certain of that, Kay?”
She gulps cold latte, stands with a sigh to toss cup in recycling, then looks down at him. “It’s not something you need to worry about, Jonathan. You’re my guest, not the other way around.”
He smiles up at her, she smiles back. They both know he’ll worry anyway, that he’s already worrying. He’s just that type.
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Apparently writing the first one unleashed more so...yay? So, the new OC’s full name is Kai-Lee Lin, but goes by Kay because it’s easier. She’s Asian-American, moving to the States with her parents when very young then becoming a citizen (probably around her teens/20s). Her daughter, May, is about ten or eleven and I’m sure she’ll show up later. ...And that’s all I’m saying for now lol!
(Gif found from Google!)
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