#kai002

[abrawinter-wonderland]

@harringtcnx​

It wasn’t in Abra’s nature to get nervous- cool and collected was the persona she had built up for herself over the years, but for some reason, whenever she thought about spending time alone with Kai, she would feel her stomach drop and her heart pounding in her chest, plus she was never one to break the rules which is why sneaking into the indoor pool after closing was also making her slightly nervous, but everyone deserved to live a little recklessly, every once in awhile, right? At least that’s what her sister had always told her. It had been a whim to invite Kai to the pool, but she’d been wanting to spend time with him since she’d returned back to school after New Years and she figured no one would bother them if it was somewhere they weren’t suppose to be. Tapping her bare foot nervously as she glanced at the now unlocked pool door, praying it was Kai that walked through and not someone else. One of the perks of being head of the events comittee was access to certain places and the last thing she wanted was having that right revoked before she even got to enjoy it. “Kai?” She whispered out, glancing around with wide eyes. “Is that you?”

[myth01s]

@kaidemir​

“You look great, my friend.” Kai answered slightly confused of where the question came from. Likely because he rarely considered his attire. He dressed for comfort and tactile purposes. Even though he had not done military work in several decades, it was still a habit of his to buy things that would be easy to move in. “I am not sure I would be the one to ask, however. I do not have much knowledge when it comes to modern fashion, concert attire, or fashion in general.” He chuckled and shook his head. Tuah looked fine to him, but what did he truly know? It seemed he would be better off asking someone like Laurel or Atlas.

“Are you having a good time, at least?”

Tuah looked up to his new friend, a smile on his lips. “Neither do I,” he laughed as he said this, shaking his head. Like Kai, he prioritised comfort and practicality than trying to keep up with the trend. “But I went shopping the other with my friend, Sahid, and they suggested for me to try these,” he waved at the floral-patterned dress shirt and cuffed chino pants, “have a change in my wardrobe every once in a while, they said.”

He nodded at the question, taking a sip from his beer before answering, “The company’s nice,” Tuah turned to Kai with a wink, smiling, “and the music’s not bad. It’s not something that I’d listen to, but I suppose it’s a nice change.” He paused to take another sip. “What about yourself? Any artist that’s to your liking?”