Over a decade ago maybe Virgil would've been sitting there in front of Sonny hoping that the druid was going to say something else. He was a witch, putting some stock in fate and some stock in ambition was the only way to go. Virgil believed that a person made their own destiny; thoughts became words and words became actions, that was what made a person's character. Virgil had been handed the world on a silver platter so it came down to what he was going to do with the legacy that he'd inherited. The choices he made, the deals he struck, and the people that he let into his life. In some ways, Sonny was part of that, and in some ways, the other man just wasn't; the two of them had a history but in times like this, that's all it was. Ancient history that the friends just didn't talk about.
"Alright, well, hey-" Admittedly Virgil didn't do much hanging out, it wasn't that people didn't like him, he was just busy, and he liked his space. For Sonny, he could make an exception. "Can I get you something else?" he pointed at him and smirked, "A shirt?"
That wasn't why he had come here at all. Of course there'd been no real reason to come here in the first place, but it really hadn't been to just say some lame ass hello. When the hell had Virgil ever just been some guy he said hello to? No, the witch was his closest friend, the person he'd known the longest and...he'd have to somehow accept the fact that there was so much more than friendship he ever wanted. He didn't really have a problem with the concept, but he just pictured all the times where he'd thought he just wasn't supposed to be that way. Even the way he thought about it just sounded strange. Wasn't he supposed to just think about his happiness? That was what his mother had wanted from him, wasn't it? Now he was over here flipping thoughts in his head like they were flapjacks. A sigh left his mouth as he looked at Virgil again.
"No. No, that wasn't what I came here for. I don't know why I came here." A hand ran down his mouth as he looked around. "You know, I had this thought in my head that I was supposed to be something that I'm not." He tilted his head back to look at the ceiling, hands settled at his waist as he spoke. "I don't fear a lot, but I do fear that. Things like..." He paused as his brows furrowed, eyes still fixed on the ceiling for a moment. "Do you know how hard it is to think of you as just a friend?" He finally looked back at Virgil. "And no, I don't need a shirt."














