When the first rays of the sun peek through the blinds of the livingroom window. The rays hit Christo’s sleeping face, causing him to slowly rouse from his uneasy slumber. Yawning, he sits up, back leaning against the arm rest of the couch and rubs the last of sleep from his eyes before he gets up.
He rummages through his bag, and pulls a clean shirt from the mess of hastily gathered clothes. He doesn’t need his extra sensitive nose to tell him that even this shirt wasn’t exactly fresh but it’s all he has at the moment, so he stuffs the rest of his clothes back into the bag. It’s not like having dirty clothes was a problem, he could simply return home (he’d been staying at a friends for the past few days.) throw a load in the washer, and get out before his father had time to notice his presence and unleash his wrath. As he’s thinking of all the possible ways to break into his own house without getting caught Christo’s phone chimes, and he takes it out of a side pocket of the bag.
[ SMS 9.:52 AM | Kade ] Don’t come home.
He turns off the phone. Or he could just go to the laundromat that’s located on the corner.
Once he’s inside the laundromat he doesn’t waste time to look around, instead he immediately finds an unoccupied washer before turning his bag upside down to dump all of its contents inside. He tosses the bag in too after he adds a little detergent, then shuts the door of the washer and adjusts the settings. “One... two....three...” he mutters, counting out the coins in the palm of his hand. He pauses counting, letting his gaze shift from his palm to the guy nearest to him, and asks, “Hey, do you have any extra change for the machine? I’m a few coins short.”