five; [location: levi blakely's place]; abundance of cheer!
It would appear that someone talked to that overgrown elf, because someone tends to like to jump to insults a little too quickly (seriously, those tights are an assault on eyes everywhere). If he was completely conscious of the change that came about after speaking to him, he'd certainly complain - but he's not, so if anyone feels compelled to ask, he's completely fine. Better than fine, actually. Ethan hasn't felt this good in years; ridiculously happy, refreshingly light, and actually giving a damn for once that it's almost Christmas.
It's boring at his place. And quiet. This is not acceptable -- it's annoying, actually. And he knows exactly how he could remedy that. Ethan has to wonder why he didn't do this days ago, instead of walking around and holding a grudge like some kind of kid. Levi's the closest thing to a friend he has at the moment, and since he tends to just piss off everyone else he talks to, he hasn't had much to choose from in the company department. This, of course, is bound to change in the next nine days.
Anyway, he gets to the door, and if it weren't for that invite-only thing, he'd be walking right in. So he knocks loudly on the front door.
"Hey. Blakely! You in there?"
Knock knock knock knock. Knock knock knock knock.
It's boring at his place. And quiet. This is not acceptable -- it's annoying, actually. And he knows exactly how he could remedy that. Ethan has to wonder why he didn't do this days ago, instead of walking around and holding a grudge like some kind of kid. Levi's the closest thing to a friend he has at the moment, and since he tends to just piss off everyone else he talks to, he hasn't had much to choose from in the company department. This, of course, is bound to change in the next nine days.
Anyway, he gets to the door, and if it weren't for that invite-only thing, he'd be walking right in. So he knocks loudly on the front door.
"Hey. Blakely! You in there?"
Knock knock knock knock. Knock knock knock knock.