He didn't even respond to the last text message. Instead, wearing sweatpants and no shirt and his hair still wet from a shower, Warren pinpoints to where Jean-Paul is.
"Whatever,' he demands to know, wether Jean-Paul is in the room or not.
It was stupid but he couldn't handle it. He couldn't handle the pain anymore. Not the sharp pain of his ribs from where he'd hit the wall until it had cut his knuckles. But it was the rest of the pain that he couldn't handle
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It was just supposed to be a gig. Warren had stopped taking the out of town gigs but had agreed to this one for one reason and one reason only. It was at a mutant bar, in a mutant city at war and he could pass for a mutant
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He'd done it again. Of that Warren was positive. He'd said something, done something, that had set Jean-Paul off. He wasn't mad, at least, but it did seem as if he was disappointed in him.
Curling up on the bed after shoving aside the monster that was Snuffles, he tried not to think about it, just hoping he did come by at some point.