Riot smiled as he finished his second lap, wearing his brother’s muscle hoodie. It was a little big on the mechanic’s body, but it fit none the less. He had stolen it from his brother just before he moved out, his original intent was to wear it to work. Purposely wanting to get it dirty, greasy and overall impossible to wear before sending it back to Reece. But after wearing it a few times and even sleeping in it, Riot decided to keep it for himself as opposed to his previous plan. It’s not like his brother actually asked for it back or even realized it was missing, which was strange because Riot did remember Reece wearing it a time or two.
Best part about the hoodie was that it was already worn in and though Riot had washed it many times, his brother’s scent never left the fabric. Something the younger sibling secretly liked, but of course would never admit. His thoughts were shattered when he finished his third lap and slowed down, leaning over to catch his breath. He didn’t like running in the slightest, but he figured it wouldn’t hurt to try out the track here. Sweat poured down his face, making the very ends of his hair stuck to his forehead. He leaned back up, wiping the sweat from his face before he headed back inside the main building.
He wasn’t expecting to run into anyone when he stepped inside, but he ended up colliding with someone none the less. “Oh fuck.” He stumbled back slightly and refocused his attention on who he ran into. “Oh sorry man, I was jus-” He stopped mid sentence when he swore he saw a familiar face, was that? He narrowed his eyes, his mind willing to come up with a name. “Y-You’re Cyrus Buchanan! You ...you were the one who made the paparazzi expose my brother!” He growled, he knew it might not be Cyrus’s fault. But he was still angry at his brother and the way the older sibling had treated him. “Thanks to you my brother keeps pushing me away! Why did you let them do that to him?” He demanded, crossing his arms as he glared at the other man.
He knew he might be overreacting, hell even being a plain jackass to Cyrus for no reason. It might not have been his fault that Reece got thrusted into the public as gay and their brotherly relationship crumbled. He took a deep breath and dropped his arms, his gaze shifting to the side. “Sorry ...” He mumbled, trying to be aware to keep his emotions in check. “You probably don’t even know me ...let me guess he never talks about me.” He frowned as familiar pain came to his heart. “Figures ...he’d get a handsome man like you and forget completely about me, not that he ever remembered me in the first place ...” He glanced back at Cyrus. “I’m Riot Whitfield.” He explained in three words, wondering if he should just turn and run.