@rosewcter ♡’d for a starter with woogie ! based on this.
it’s three in the morning and he’s on an empty subway car home. arms hug his backpack tightly as head rests back against the wall behind him. having jumped and shouted all night long, woogie’s beyond tired and quite sweaty. the only thing on his mind is how he can’t wait to take a shower when he gets home. the train gently rocks him into a light sleep and before he knows it, he’s arrived at his stop. feet are heavy as he makes his way up the stairs of the station, and he regrets wearing thick soled boots to work. but they make him taller and he looks good so he brushes it off. the pavement is wet from with fresh rain, reflecting night lights, and the air is chilly. woogie reaches for the set of headphones around his neck, eyes trailing from the ground to a bus stop nearby, stopping in his tracks when he sees him. body becomes tense as he freezes, eyes wide and mouth parting in shock. beck. woogie can’t remember how long it’s been since he’s seen the boy, having moved away from his best friend when he was 18. he supposes the fatigue is really getting to him — that his mind is playing sick games with him — because there’s no way beck of all people is standing right there. especially when ... when ... and he stops himself from remembering what happened to the other. maybe it’s just someone who looks like him, his brain attempts to rationalize. or maybe he’s still asleep on the train and this is all a dream. yet he can’t help but call out to the other, swallowing the knot in his throat. “beck? is — is that you?”













