unwelcome contention (closed)
He may or may not have had a habit of visiting Connor’s classroom uninvited. Usually, it was during the day, during his free periods and sometimes even during his own classes. However this time it seemed he had made a mistake. Since, you know, Connor wasn’t there at all. And Ezio didn’t exactly frequent the classroom as to say hi to Connor’s portrait of George Washington. Although, if George wanted to hang out, who was he to say no, really.
But portraits didn’t talk so instead of kicking it with Georgie, Ezio sat at Connor’s desk, wondering exactly what he should do. Maybe he would just wait for him to return because the way things worked he would leave and then Connor would be here. So, waiting was clearly the only thing he could do.
Or it was, until his private thought session was interrupted by a new potential source of entertainment. Ezio turned around, desperately wishing he had a swivel chair because that would be much cooler. It seemed a student of Connor’s had decided to visit him after hours. Aha. It almost sounded like the start of a bad romance novel. Now, he was most definitely interested. A grin spread over his face and if this student knew him, he would have known this was bad news.
"Ah, I am Ezio Auditore da Firenze."
He said, as if that explained everything.
"Connor is… out at the moment. What exactly do you need from him? I may be able to help you in his place."
Gumshoe... had not planned on his teacher not being there. In fact he hadn't planned on practically anything not going according to the original plan. This was, to say the least, a bit of a shock to him. He just wanted to see Mr. Kenway and give him his gift... Wait. He was blushing, he realized. How long had he been blushing over the mere thoughts of his teacher?
He panicked internally, trying to cover his face discreetly with his hand and by sinking into his trenchcoat collar, but it was no use. He'd been rosy-cheeked the entire trip up to stepping into the classroom, and he hadn't noticed it until now. Trying to quash the redness in his cheeks, he could only hope this stranger had not put two and two together...
The stranger spoke his name, and what a name it was. Ezio Auditore da Firenze? It sounded almost pretentiously fancy. Where was this guy from? "Uh. I'm Dick... Dick Gumshoe... I was... I wanted to give Con- Mr. Kenway something," he stuttered, absentmindedly tightening the grip on the knot in his other hand. The obvious question came to mind, and Gumshoe thought to ask: "If... If he isn't here, then why are you...?"














