Comments | hometrail: be it friend or foe (closed)。

shotawaifu in hometrail

be it friend or foe (closed)。

Aug 09, 2010 05:32

Characters: shotawaifu, unamvirtus and likeagoodson
Setting/Location: Charley & Link's room!
Date & Time: Day Ten, after Charley's 'eaten'.
Warnings: Super cute.
Summary: A meeting and a reunion.

( i'm not witty enough for cut text (nottalking) )

#incomplete, charles j. chrishunds, link (wind waker), harold wayne, #style: prose, *day 10

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unamvirtus August 9 2010, 14:26:16 UTC

He'd been sitting at the table, staring absently out the table while he waited. To be totally honest, he still wasn't very used to being around kids his own age; up until twelve he hadn't been familiar with them at all, and his experience was based mainly on the girls he'd met at Windfall. He still had yet to meet many boys his age, so the idea was kind of exciting to him. The thought that he might not be liked hadn't yet crossed his mind, so for now he was blissfully unaware of any nervousness besides feeling bad about the whole wheelchair thing.

He was hoping to make up for coming across as mean (or at least, he thought he had), so of course inviting Hal over would be a good way to start, even if Link hadn't wanted to meet him. Which he did! He definitely wanted to, and it wasn't just to see the neat chair Hal had been talking about, that was just a sided curiosity. It made sense too to try and make friends with people Mister Charles was already friends with, because Mister Charles was nice and would probably have nice friends, ( ... )

shotawaifu August 10 2010, 01:16:32 UTC

Hal was obviously nervous when the door opened, but when he got a good look at Link he relaxed somewhat. He wasn't the huge burly teenager he'd been afraid of seeing, but someone who would have been smaller than him - had he been able to stand, of course. His arms shifted from his lap to the wheels and back, his nervous evident still despite having actually seen Link. It was hard for him to get over his worry that Mister Charles would come and be upset at him for the wrong he had committed ( ... )

unamvirtus August 10 2010, 01:34:17 UTC

He took note of the nervousness, and to try and keep Hal from being uncomfortable his hand faltered a little more. He listened to Hal's explanation with a confused frown on his face, wondering what the boy meant by that-- nothing important? He would have thought that if one of his eyes "didn't work", then it wouldn't be unimportant. It's the strangest thing to him, seeing a person so disabled... yet another thing he never had much experience with back home.

Still, he had a feeling that Hal didn't want to discuss it, so he dropped his hand reluctantly to look back up, realizing then where the boy's gaze was directed. Oh! It wasn't very polite of him to keep Hal standing --er, sitting-- outside when he's invited him in, was it? A little embarrassed, he stepped to pull the door open wide, unable to resist staring in curiosity at the chair until he noticed what Hal was saying. A little thrown off by the timid behaviour, he waved a hand as an "it's nothing" gesture, sweeping it in towards the room at the end to suggest coming inside.

santa soon i promise shotawaifu August 10 2010, 01:51:32 UTC

Hal smiled at link, pushing his chair inside quickly. He knew he'd made the boy uncomfortable by not wanting to talk about his eye, but... There wasn't anything he could do about that. His disability had always been an issue for him and he didn't want to be a bother to anyone else. He always wasted a lot of Mister Craig and Mister Charles' time because of his chair; to bother Link with it would be far too much. When he reached the middle of the room he fiddled with the wheels, turning it so that he was half-facing the door ( ... )

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