Nate wasn't in a good place right now, but no one could blame him, because he was being followed by a weirdo. At first he had assumed that this was just another case of the ol' enthrall, no big deal. Just some dude who had fallen under his unholy Incubus spell and didn't know how to express the feeling of enamorment. Oh, if only. As soon as he had tried to confront him, the man had shrieked about being threatened by a supernatural. So not an enthralled person then, Nate had thought as he had legged it out of sheer fight-or-flight, just some bigot.
As most of his past tormentors (fuck them, by the way) would be happy to confirm, Nate was not someone easily cowed. In fact, most methods of intimidation just didn't work on him, unless you threatened someone he cared about. Which was exactly why he couldn't go home — he lived with children and did not want this jerk to get anywhere close to them. And he couldn't go to the police either, because he doubted they would see his side on it, if his experience was anything to go by. To them he was just a lying Incubitch hurting for attention.
Gods, he could use a hug.
Stopping in his tracks, he glanced around for anything he could use as a deterrent. It was then that he spotted a person nearby and he didn't hesitate to force a big smile on his face as he approached them. "Hey, buddy! Didn't expect to see you here!" With his back now to the man watching him from a distance, the beam faded. "Sorry. I know this is weird for you,” he continued in a rapid whisper. “But would you pretend to be my friend for a bit? I’m being followed by someone, but I think he'll leave if I'm not alone anymore." He didn't want to deal with bigots, he didn't want to pull strangers into this, he wanted to go home.







