I CANNOT DECIDE. Um. Broadcaster or Boxerina or Mandolorian... decision paralysis. Um um um. Any of those. You decide! 🤕 (that's the emoji though...)
hahaha that is so real, me when looking at yours always like too many good options!! (me writing as well which I know you get hahaha)
I'll do little bits of 2 :)
Bradley thumbed over the tiny scar, raising a brow in question.
“I was a kid, fucking around at the studio I trained at. My brother warned me to stop. I didn’t listen. Took a barre to the face,” Jake filled in. “He made our driver bring me to the ER. I was fine, of course, but he held my hand the entire time.” Jake paused, lost in memory. He brushed over the mark himself, not having to search for it, with a blank, cold expression.
When Jake tossed his last bottle back into his toiletry bag, he hesitated, eyeing the last thing he needed to do. His ankle didn’t hurt as badly as it had, but it didn’t feel good, either. He grabbed the ointment. Embarrassed, he asked, “Do you have a stool or something? It’s hard for me to bend when I’m stiff like this.”
Bradley’s eyes tracked over the tube’s label, then him. “Can I?”
Jake bit his lip. He nodded once, handing it over.
Bradley hopped off the counter. He dropped to his knees and gently rolled the tight hem of Jake’s grey sweats. Jake could hardly breathe as Bradley gingerly lifted his calf, resting it on his bent knee, and squeezed the gel onto his fingers. He worked it there before spreading it over his ankle in the sore spot he’d pinpointed earlier.
A small noise slipped from Jake’s throat. Fuck, it felt good. The relief was instant and better than ever when joined by Bradley’s messaging fingers.
“Anywhere else?” Bradley asked, blinking his hooded eyes at him under dark, fanning lashes.