Blue Like The Moonlight
Sighing, Erin glumly forced a smile.
"He deserves it," Erin said without a second thought. "Besides, I have no real use for it," he muttered beneath his breath. Erin had no room to be selfish the way Uriel is. He just doesn't, and it didn't bother Erin nearly as much as it should. "You listened to the whole thing, didn't you?"
"Makes up for you listening to mine last week," he bumped his shoulders up, and Erin reluctantly admitted it was only fair.
"Three minutes left," the shorter whispered as he glanced at his wall clock, slightly frightened of how he's going to get kicked off. Would it be painful? Would it glitch? Could he get stuck?
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