[LOG] Cayden and Ky

[turnofemperor]

The thought of his own bed had kept him going today. He'd pull another late nighter, caught up in some research, then had to wake up early for classes and head straight to work right afterward. He'd skipped lunch too, something he normally wouldn't have done, but there'd been too much to get done today with too little time to do it in. He'd managed

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[talismania]

Ky's own eyebrow twitched, utterly and completely aware of the puzzled look Cayden was shooting at him. But there were more important things to do. Yes. More important.

Like. Studying. Or planning what he had to do for his finals project. Or grading papers. Yeah. Stuff like that.

Not thinking about what he saw inside at all.

Goddamn it. He was trying not to think about it. Not sit here facepalming as he tried to erase that image and NOT discuss what happened to Cayden.

[turnofemperor]

"... Ky," he said after a few good moments of watching his roommate being utterly... avoidant. The last time he'd seen that look on Ky's face, Ravel had somehow managed to mistake their room for his own and had invited someone over and well...

Needless to say he'd had the same look on his face that day too.

"Is it Ravel again?" he prompted, glancing over towards the door. He was somewhat doubtful though, there weren't the same warning noises that he'd gotten used to whenever he thought about visiting Ravel in his room at a bad time.

[talismania]

"No," Ky mumbled as he dropped his hands from his face and opened his backpack rather... violently. Or maybe hurriedly. Either way, he needed that textbook.

Yes, studying. Something about engineering. Nice and complicated.

[turnofemperor]

He blinked once before giving a slight shrug. So long as he didn't have to walk in on Ravel being "busy" there wasn't too much else that Cayden could think of that'd bother him.

Giving Ky one last curious look, he stepped around the other man and unlocked the door, stepping into the room.

... Only to step back out a moment later, staring blankly at the now closed door.