Vanilla Twilight | Zoe & Colton
Colton let out a sigh as he dropped his messenger bag next to the door and shrugged off his coat. The weather outside was definitely getting chiller and rainier the more they moved into autumn and he was growing to like it. There certainly was something about curling up with tea or coffee and a book once the weather got cold. Plus now that Zoe was back in town and back in his life, the grey skies didn't make him feel quite as desolate and alone. He was overjoyed that Zoe still wanted to be with him, but that didn't stop him from still feeling like he had massively fucked up. And it didn't stop him from feeling like he was walking on eggshells around her as if the slightest thing done wrong might make her decide that she was done with him. But, to him it was worth it. Anything was worth still having her in his life.
Colton rolled his shoulder, hoping to ease some of the tension out of his muscles before freezing in place. Gatsby hadn't run to greet him, which all things considered was rather odd. Feeling the tiniest spark of anxiety, Colton moved further into his apartment in search of the dog. Since the first few days Colton had brought Gatsby home, the dog always made a habit of running to greet him acting like he thought Colton had left him forever. His feet came to a stop right outside of his living room and he looked at the room in confusion. A vast array of blankets lay draped over various pieces of furniture creating what looked somewhat like the forts he and Jess would make when they were kids. This one just seemed more elaborate.
His phone went off, both startling Colton and letting him know he'd gotten a text message. Fumbling for it, he drew it out of his pocked and squinted at the screen reading the message from Zoe.
{text}: just get in the fucking blanket fort birchfield
Colton laughed and shook his head, finally having enough clues to figure out what was going on, before he slipped off his shoes and ducked into the fort.













