I slept so long without you...
Who: Haine and Bado
When: After the reset on Sunday
Where: The Cafeteria
Summary: Haine's waited for the reset with Bated breath, posting so that Bado can see and know where he is as soon as he gets back. He's secretly worried that those taken won't be back, and has barely been able to sleep at all since Bado was taken. He's waiting for him in the cafeteria.
Rating: PG-13
Warnings: For language and possibly some biting.
The cafeteria was an idiotic place to wait. It didn't matter though, he'd ended up here because he was hungry. This place was near on hellish without Bado next to him. They'd gotten to be so used to each other over the years anyway that it was a bizarre experience to go through a day without him, let alone the better part of a week. He was already irritated at the appearance of a collar to replace the bracelet he'd managed to get out of with Komui and Allen's help. This was a good sign to some extent though, because the reset had happened. That meant that the missing ones whose names were called had to be somewhere...right?
Haine rubbed his face and glared at the half-eaten nutritional bar in front of him. He was hungry and wasn't finding this to be substantial at all. Up to that point, they were at least filling if not satisfying. Another sip of water, and it didn't quell the burning in his throat. Maybe he was just nervous, scaring himself. Bado would come. He had to.
When: After the reset on Sunday
Where: The Cafeteria
Summary: Haine's waited for the reset with Bated breath, posting so that Bado can see and know where he is as soon as he gets back. He's secretly worried that those taken won't be back, and has barely been able to sleep at all since Bado was taken. He's waiting for him in the cafeteria.
Rating: PG-13
Warnings: For language and possibly some biting.
The cafeteria was an idiotic place to wait. It didn't matter though, he'd ended up here because he was hungry. This place was near on hellish without Bado next to him. They'd gotten to be so used to each other over the years anyway that it was a bizarre experience to go through a day without him, let alone the better part of a week. He was already irritated at the appearance of a collar to replace the bracelet he'd managed to get out of with Komui and Allen's help. This was a good sign to some extent though, because the reset had happened. That meant that the missing ones whose names were called had to be somewhere...right?
Haine rubbed his face and glared at the half-eaten nutritional bar in front of him. He was hungry and wasn't finding this to be substantial at all. Up to that point, they were at least filling if not satisfying. Another sip of water, and it didn't quell the burning in his throat. Maybe he was just nervous, scaring himself. Bado would come. He had to.