You Are The Only One Who Matters, And The Only One Who Knows
Who: Alois Trancy & Ciel Phantomhive
When: After Alois' Birthday Party
Where: The Sun Room in Phancyhive
Summary: It's one of those big questions Ciel Phantomhive has never seen himself asking anyone - until now.
Warnings: They're both dumb. Really dumb.
The celebration had gone on mostly without a hitch (things couldn't be perfect, after all. Neither of them were capable of perfect) and Alois had seemed to enjoy himself for the most part of the party. His gift table had been rather large, and Ciel had put many a present from himself atop it along with something a little extra - a small little envelope that had instructed Alois to come and find Ciel in the Sun Room after the party had ended. He was to come alone.
Within the room, behind the door stood Ciel, waiting anxiously for Alois to arrive. 'I've one last, special present for you.' the note had read, 'Come to the Sun Room alone after the guests have gone home to find me.' He was dressed nicely for the boy's birthday, and had had the room decorated in a mixture of bluebells and white roses here and there, the large ornate curtains hiding the usual large window from view.
There was the tempting thought to simply throw up and be done with it, but it was a question he was determined to ask. After all that had happened, it was only fitting to do it now. Now was the time.
When: After Alois' Birthday Party
Where: The Sun Room in Phancyhive
Summary: It's one of those big questions Ciel Phantomhive has never seen himself asking anyone - until now.
Warnings: They're both dumb. Really dumb.
The celebration had gone on mostly without a hitch (things couldn't be perfect, after all. Neither of them were capable of perfect) and Alois had seemed to enjoy himself for the most part of the party. His gift table had been rather large, and Ciel had put many a present from himself atop it along with something a little extra - a small little envelope that had instructed Alois to come and find Ciel in the Sun Room after the party had ended. He was to come alone.
Within the room, behind the door stood Ciel, waiting anxiously for Alois to arrive. 'I've one last, special present for you.' the note had read, 'Come to the Sun Room alone after the guests have gone home to find me.' He was dressed nicely for the boy's birthday, and had had the room decorated in a mixture of bluebells and white roses here and there, the large ornate curtains hiding the usual large window from view.
There was the tempting thought to simply throw up and be done with it, but it was a question he was determined to ask. After all that had happened, it was only fitting to do it now. Now was the time.