i thought i would be happy ➳ friday night lights
Charles parted his lips to argue that he wasn’t, in fact, jealous — but he figured that would be a waste of breath. He honestly hadn’t realized he would have been the jealous type, though. Maybe it was only something about Isis specifically that brought it out of him. The ends of his mouth uplifted into a small smile when she made her way closer to him, one of his hands inching towards the edge of the bed to grab onto hers before realizing even if they had cleared away most of the tension, that was probably still out of line. “I’m sorry,” he thought to say. “It probably would have saved us a hell of a lot of trouble if I would have just asked you about it that first day, instead of assuming Katherine and all those other gossip-obsessed people were right.” With some sudden surge of courage, Charles was scooting more towards the opposite side of the bed and turning his head to look at her before he patted his hand to the now empty spot beside him a couple times in suggestion.
She slipped in to bed next to him with very little hesitation, and it was actually really easy to fall in to the little relaxing lull she was already finding herself in. And it was thanks to Charles. Isis could tell that he was always going to be the one to change her mood - or fix it in some cases. Did he have his finger on a button on her body that was controlling all of her emotions and every little thing she said - guiding her to say whatever she was thinking? While she wasn't sure about how exactly he was doing it, it was obvious he still had all that control over her. "It's okay," she said after realizing she hadn't answered him, and yet her head was resting comfortably on his shoulder. "I'm sorry for thinking you could be part of a bet like that."











