angel of harlem.
kgyongguk:
(...) he blinks, ointment being dabbed onto his split lip as he furrows his eyebrows.Ā āi donāt think iām allergic to anything,ā he offers as helpfully as he can, but itās kind of difficult when medical care is such a rarity where heās from.Ā āiām fine, iāve been through worse.ā
(arenāt you a bit too young? people ask him when he says stuff like that. he tells them to fuck off.)
āwhatās your name?ā
once again weiās already friendly expression makes way for an outright beaming smile when the fighter guesses his origin right from the first try. he gives a quick couple of nods with his head to indicate the young man is right, not at all ashamed of the fact that anyone could guess from his accent alone what country heās from. he doesnāt pretend to be more than he is, after all, and what he is is not very good at korean. yet.
when heās told that the younger-looking male does not have any allergies, wei is quick to screw the lid back on the tube of ointment he just used and then rummage through his back until he can take out the homemade concoction against bruises - always useful to have one heal a little faster when you canāt have anyone knowing youāve been where youāve been, after all.
āi bet you have,ā he responds to the words, before declaring almost enthusiastically: ābut iāve got just the thing for your bruises then too,ā he's simply glad to be able to help the young man out a little more, and hopefully ease some of the suffering that will definitely follow the next day. there is little in him that comes close to shame or embarrassment, and so heās soon already pulling up the younger manās shirt to reveal the nasty bruise on his ribs.
āiām wei,ā he responds easily, beaming another smile at the young male quickly before focusing his gaze on the bruise again and opening up his new salve. āthis can smell a little bad,ā he warns, knowing that some people donāt appreciate the smell of medicinal herbs. ābut it works like a charm, trust me.ā his lips automatically fold into that dimpled smile he tends to be so well-known for, fingers already dipping into the new ointment and scooping out a handsome amount.
he nudges the shirt up far enough so it stays up on its own, then uses both hands to be able to warm up the cream. āthis might hurt a little, so how about you tell me your name?ā this time the smile he shows is both reassuring and amused, before he puts his hands on the younger maleās ribs, gently rubbing the cream into the bruised area. āand how long have you been doing this?ā that part, he admits, is simply utter curiosity.














