Goddammit, is mostly what Gene's thinking as he comes home. It's late, a dark, cold, and unpleasant night that mirrors his mood. He'd not seen Babe since Babe had walked out of the conference room the day before - since everything had gotten fucked up. Since the whole situation had fallen down around their ears. Part of him had been expecting it.
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He felt it the next morning, getting up and pushing through his run anyway. He'd gone to work and then just stayed out. Stayed out til he couldn't stay away anymore, hoping the place would be empty when he got back.
It wasn't.
Babe froze in the door of the kitchen, hands shoved into his pockets. He didn't know what to say.
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Though, Babe guesses that Gene's silence says enough.
"Though you didn't like drinking," he said, belligerent. Not giving the other man an inch.
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Alright, yeah, he's pissed off. Pissed off enough that when he leans forward, his fingers curl hard around the back of the kitchen chair in front of him. "Never saying anything and letting me make a fool of myself over you?"
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That kiss, though, that kiss said lots that Gene never did. Babe scrambles to set the bottle down on the counter, not caring when it tumbled over and spilled. It pulled a sharp sound out of him, hands going to Gene's neck, fingers twisting in his hair.
He doesn't want to ever let go.
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