Who: The Dutchman (Wilm) and the Dane (Søren)
When: Friday, September 10th, 8:22 a.m.
Where: Wilm’s Apartment
What: Wilm didn’t think he knew anybody in Liberty besides his sisters. Søren lets him know differently.
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Morning, sunspot. Open the door, special delivery. )
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He poked curiously at the various knick-knacks scattered haphazardly around (the Dutchie's idea of order was always flexible, not like Søren could blame him).
"You got all this new shit, man! Where's all your old stuff? Threw it out now that you're tryin' t'be respectable?"
Søren straightened after a moment, wincing as his back made a slight protest. (Apparently not back to 100% yet, but oh well.)He turned to look back at his friend, expression softening slightly.
"How you been since I saw you last, huh?"
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"Welke.." he started, then stopped.
Trust Søren to show up first thing in the morning and jangle his brain just by walking through the door. He had to admit he’d missed it.
"Same as always," he finally answered, his lips curving up into a grin. "I see you haven’t changed. When the hell did you get here?"
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"Y'can't be all spaaaaacey now y'are back home, y'know," Søren proclaimed, fisting his hands on his and fixing the Dutchman with a nearly-believable stern expression.
"Yer an adult now, can't be doin' all this forgettin' bullshit or you'll miss a bill or a notice for rent or a paycheck or when they start makin' it mandatory to sort the recyclables from the burnables or when they start sendin' you gift cards for a free pair of lacy unmentionables from Victoria Secret. If you missed that, how could you forgive yourself?"He held the intense stare for a few moments longer before bursting into laughter and throwing his arm over Wilm's shoulder ( ... )
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He turned and headed towards the kitchen.
"I’m making coffee, you want? Also got beer."
He paused for a second on the way to the coffee maker to open his fridge, checking to see what brand he’d picked up when he’d made his run to the supermarket. And then stopped, door swinging closed as he turned to stare at the Dane in his living room.
"Wait, Sindre? That Sindre ( ... )
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He gave Wilm a friendly shove as the Dutchman turned towards the kitchen.
"'Sides, m'gettin' too old for uni, y'know? Nice to think about on occasion, though. And ja on the coffee, dankje." He smirked a little to himself, knowing that his accent when speaking Dutch drove his friend insane (though he might not comment on it).
The question from the kitchen and the accompanying stare made the heat rise on the back of his neck. He cleared his throat quietly and resumed a wide smile.
"Sooo! How're those cute little sisters of yours?"
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Which of course meant he couldn’t just let this go.
“Don’t change the subject,” he said as he put water into the machine. “Especially not to my sisters. Who are still off limits, so don’t even think about it.”
He spooned in instant coffee, turned it on, and then leaned against the counter so he could fix the Dane with a smirk.
“You’re blushing like a little girl, so it must be him.”
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He returned Wilm's smirk with one of his own.
"But I suppose if anyone were to know something about little girls and their blushes, it would be you."
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Or it might have been, if it hadn’t been Søren he was glaring at. And if the mention of little blushing girls hadn’t called to mind the pretty, blushing red head he’d met on the way home from class the day before. He could feel the tips of his ears turning pink, so he busied himself with pulling mugs from his cabinets.
“So no school. What do you do with yourself all day?”
He held up a mug.
“Still take your coffee the same way?”
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He slid up behind Wilm and twined his arms around the Dutchman's neck with a well-practiced whine.
"Wiiiiiilm, I'm too young and beautiful to be a working schmuck! And you know I like my coffee Amsterdam-style, unless it's too early for you~ Just black, in that case."
...ah shit, it felt like old times. Clinging to Wilm in a way meant to both annoy and be affectionate as the other made coffee. It was like every post-bender Saturday morning they'd ever had. This time without the hangover.
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“Not so much too early,” he replied without looking at the man hanging off his shoulders, “as that I have class this afternoon.”
He poured the Dane a cup and handed it to him before fixing himself one with just some added sugar. He took it to his kitchen table, sitting in one seat with his legs propped up on another, gesturing for Søren to take the one across.
“But it’s good you found your friend. Have you fixed whatever it was that happened back then?”
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