"Yeah, well, don't kill yourself for me, okay? No need to play hero, I'll be okay," Spike insisted as he looked up at Nicolas, feeling this overwhelming sensation in his chest. Shit. He was in love, wasn't he? That explained why his heart was pounding in his chest and he was looking at Nicolas like some lovesick puppy. Shit, he had to pull himself together before it became more obvious. Pulling himself upright on the bench, he cleared his throat and put his cigarette back in his mouth.
"Right, good, cheers for that one anyway, mate. I'll be sure to keep them both on me in case the nasty blighters turn up again. Now don't you have elsewhere to be? Big library meeting, right? Rupert mentioned it earlier." Spike felt like Giles was trying to invite him but he was still too shocked to fully jump into the whole 'saving the world' thing. He just wanted to get through class awake today, that was about it.
"Yeah, you're right." Nicolas sighed and straightened up, stretching lazily. "Not looking forward to that one. But at least I know you'll be taken care of, all decked out."
With a wink he only stopped a few moments longer, tying his hair together at the nape, then he headed inside. No time to waste, they needed to discuss just what had happened and what might be to do next. Saving the world never really seemed to stop.
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Date: 2016-01-25 08:13 pm (UTC)"Right, good, cheers for that one anyway, mate. I'll be sure to keep them both on me in case the nasty blighters turn up again. Now don't you have elsewhere to be? Big library meeting, right? Rupert mentioned it earlier." Spike felt like Giles was trying to invite him but he was still too shocked to fully jump into the whole 'saving the world' thing. He just wanted to get through class awake today, that was about it.
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Date: 2016-01-25 08:20 pm (UTC)With a wink he only stopped a few moments longer, tying his hair together at the nape, then he headed inside. No time to waste, they needed to discuss just what had happened and what might be to do next. Saving the world never really seemed to stop.