Thursday - Deprivement
Wes just looked at his husband and then slowly shook his head. “Aidan, we’ve talked about this, and the answer isn’t going to change.”
Aidan put on his best puppy dog expression, and to his credit, it was impressive. However given the topic, it was also completely useless. Still, he had to try. “Just one? I promise I won’t ever ask again!”
“That’s what you said last time.”
“Yeah, but last time I was still addicted!”
“The fact that you’re asking means you still are, Aid!”
He pouted. “So no Thin Mints?”
“No Thin Mints.”
“I hate you.”
“I know.”
Aidan put on his best puppy dog expression, and to his credit, it was impressive. However given the topic, it was also completely useless. Still, he had to try. “Just one? I promise I won’t ever ask again!”
“That’s what you said last time.”
“Yeah, but last time I was still addicted!”
“The fact that you’re asking means you still are, Aid!”
He pouted. “So no Thin Mints?”
“No Thin Mints.”
“I hate you.”
“I know.”