baddestdangerboy:
Shock aside, Mello’s ambient grumpiness never fails to make Badou give a grin of his own. At least that’s familiar, comfortable and knowable. He crosses his arms over his chest, lifts his chin.
“You absolutely have goons, dude. They lick your boots, those are goons,” because this is truly the important part of this and not ‘hey how are you its been years how aren’t you dead??’ nothing like that.
Boys.
They’d really gone through some weird crap. But it wasn’t the worst, that’s for sure, not that he’ll admit it.
He laughs -- and it’s a nice sound. Though short and sweet it actually surprises him with how it feels coming from him, and as such he smiles a little and leans back casually against the wall, not his usual uptight self.
“I guess, I had goons. I blew them all up,” he says a little bit casually. “Many of them did lick my boots like you said. So I guess you’re half right.” It’s really nice seeing him again -- this familiarity. He could express it, but it’s best just to let him read between the lines.
“How long have you been here?”











