won’t feel a thing :
He didn’t know where he was driving to, after leaving the airport, till the moment he parks in front of Kylie’s place. Seeing where he is, Oliver sighs loudly and throws his head back, looking up. Why was he there? He didn’t want to go home, that’s right—and that gave him nowhere else to go. Back in Germany, when he needed moments like this, he would find himself on Niklaus’ place. But he wasn’t in there, Nik was gone, and that whole sadness on his insides was being cause by him.
Steiner rubs his forehead, his hand running through his hair, and opens the door, getting off the car. It was a warm spring night—but he kept wearing his black leather jacket as it was winter. He isn’t feeling hot—actually, was the exactly opposite: feeling cold, like he was sick. He tries to think if he really should bother Kylie with that and stops on her door. He could always go back to his car and drive with no destination; sleep there if he really felt like not going home. But… he guided himself on that door first. Maybe it would be good to have someone to talk.
Hesitating for a few more seconds with his fist half way from the wood, he finally knocks on the door, hoping the girl was home already. It was past 8pm, after all, he was sure her shift at the coffee shop was over by the end of the afternoon.












