Danny wasn’t totally sure how to react to this. In some ways, Otto’s forehead kisses and closeness almost felt more intimate than the kiss had. He’d kissed and been kissed by plenty of people he didn’t really care about. But he couldn’t say the same for this level of affection. “Thanks.” His tone was quiet, almost whispered at the closeness. If he spoke too loud, something was sure to break. He just wasn’t sure if it was the moment or him. He sighed, staring at the ceiling fan as Otto walked out. Or, he thought that’s where he was going, until he saw Otto pop his head back in. Danny looked over, his eyes searching Otto’s face for a few moments too long before he attempted to return the look. The smile was weak and sad, but still an attempt. That is, until he saw Otto’s head disappear and he grabbed a pillow, burying his head in it to try and drown out the noise of…everything. That is, until he heard footsteps on the stairs again. “What’s the story?”
“The story?” Otto twisted his lips as he walked into the room. “Well, the delivery guy is coming from a mythical place, so he’s got to go through like three tests before he can make his way to us. He’s got to fight off giants, sirens and goblins. It’s kind of a really awesome and epic tale. He already promised me that I’ll get to direct the movie when he gets here to tell us about what he went through.” Otto smiled as he made his way back towards the bed. “Which should be in about ten minutes, which gives us ten minutes to do whatever you want.”











