graysonparke:
It was too much - being around everyone at Dissendium. Talking, laughing - with the people they loved. It made him want to do the same. He had thought being with Terrie would ease his mind, distract him. But then the military man had shown up, and he was old news. It only made him miss Ally more. He thought he’d probably had his mind made up now for some time, Grayson just had to work up his nerve to act on it. He touched his sister’s shoulder lightly, nodding his goodbyes, certain she’d know where he was going even if he didn’t say. He pulled his phone out of his pocket to call Althea, and cursed. It was dead. How would he be able to track her down now? She could be anywhere. He decided to start with the office - it wouldn’t be the first late night she’d worked. But as soon as he opened the door, the cool night air carried her voice to him, and he couldn’t help a small chuckle. It was too easy - it was like it was fate, and he felt certain in that moment, that he was the right decision. “It’s not bad.” He agreed easily, shoving his hands in his pockets and making his way toward her. “I’ve gotta say, this is about the last place I’d expect to run into you.”
The sound of his voice made her jump. She hadn’t expected it to be him. She turned to look at him, blinking in surprise. “I…work asked I make an apperance and my friends thought I needed a night out.” She told him with a shrug. “Are you…are you having a good time? Here with anyone?” She felt like a jealous teenage girl as the question escaped her lips before her brain could stop it. “That is none of my buisness. I’m sorry.” She shifted her weight, her hands fidgeting infront of her. “I should…I should go. I don’t want to ruin your night. I shouldn’t have even called you. I’m sorry.”
"Just Terrie." He said quickly, shrugging lightly as he came to stand before her. They were still a fair distance apart, much further than he wanted to be, but it was an awkward situation at best, and his feet wouldn't seem to bring him any closer just yet. He thought to ask her if she was here with anyone - but her next words silenced him. "You called me?" He asked, licking his lips as her words sent butterflies into his stomach. But before he could think about it any longer, she was trying to leave, and it filled him with a strange sensation in his chest - he wanted her to stay. "Please don't leave." He whispered, the words hanging between them.










