Mummy had suggested rather vaguely that I should have a house of my own in London, and the idea had been nagging at me for several weeks. I might have lost all interest in it, but after the incident with George and John, I just...I just needed to be away from the possibility of being walked in on by them. The idea of being away from George carried
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We finally made it to the house and I followed him in. I glanced around the doorway area and smiled. It seemed pretty nice actually. Brian had always had good taste though so I assumed as much. "Its nice, Brian. From what I can tell at least." I gave him a reassuring nod.
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We'd both been careful not to mention the last time I'd seen him. Or at least, I had. John probably either didn't remember it, or didn't think it important enough to bring up.
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I hoped things wouldn't be awkward between us. We hadn't even talked about the apartment incident. I had felt bad about what happened, but hadn't been ready to apologize. I wasn't quite sure how I'd go about doing it anyways.
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"It's a good house, I think." I said, more to myself than him. "Private, at the least."
Finally, I could indulge in rent boys late at night without that nosy elderly couple in the flat across from mine peeking out their door disapprovingly and clucking their tongues at me, or whoever I'd ordered.
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I stopped and turned around to face him. "How about you just sort of lead the way, yeah? I don't know where I'm going exactly."
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"Honestly, I know just as much about this place as you do...Ken and I hadn't done a formal walk-through. I just haven't had the time."
I moved past him, and the hall opened into a bright little kitchen. I rubbed my hand over the counter, chuckling quietly at the irony. Of all the places to end up...
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"Its quite funny actually. I do remember making a mess of your kitchen not too long ago. How odd is it that this is the first room we ended up in?"
Maybe I shouldn't have brought it up, but someone had to break the tension.
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"Odd indeed. Although there's no milk or cornflakes about, luckily, so I think we shall be saved a bit of trouble."
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"Well...I suppose I should thank the pair of you for doing that." I said slowly. "It's partially why I finally decided to start looking for a house of my own."
I winced at the way that sounded, but one of us had to break the silence, and it was the first thing that popped into my head.
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"You don't need to thank us. We just really didn't know what we were doing. I don't know about George, but I certainly didn't." I sighed.
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Or I was running away from the entire situation with George. Not that I'd ever admit that to John.
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Okay, so maybe I took it a little too far just then.
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"It wasn't just the kitchen, John." I snapped. "There were other reasons I was upset."
I...shouldn't have said that. Now he was going to want to know why. I bit my lip. I hoped he'd simply assume I was talking about my issues with George and leave it at that.
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Of course there were more reasons. It was always that way with him. He was so complicated sometimes. "What other reasons?" I snapped back.
I figured it had something to do with George, but I wanted to know for sure. He probably didn't want to talk about it. I knew I was being too pushy, but I couldn't help it.
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"Various reasons, none of which would interest you, John." I said coldly.
What a way to break in this house. I was having an arguement with John Lennon in my kitchen, and I hadn't even bought the place yer.
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