Moving Day - Peter and Sylar
Boxes. So many boxes. Peter had no idea how he fit so much crap into his tiny apartment. He’d lost count of how many he’d taken up the stairs to their new place, but he knew exactly how many steps there were on the four flights to the top floor. He knew which ones squeaked too, and he found out that the old lady on the second floor thought he was cute. She’d flirted with him every time he’d gone by, which was a hell of a lot nicer than the dirty looks he got from the guy who lived under them. Peter thought it was unfair since they hadn’t even finished moving in yet.
“This is my last box,” he said with a groan as he pushed the door open with his ass. His t-shirt was clinging to his sweaty back, and he was starting to worry that he smelled like a yak. “How’s the kitchen coming?”
The door closed a little easier than he planned, and he knew downstairs would be having a fit. But Peter didn’t care. If he didn’t like it, he could move out. Might be fun to see how long it took to drive him away. “I’m starving. Want to order some delivery?”
"About damned time." Sylar smiled, running the rag over the cupboard shelves one last time before putting the dishes away. "You have way more stuff than you really need." He hadn't really contributed much to the apartment, he didn't have anything left. Not even his books and that hurt, he missed his bookshelves in his old apartment. Of course, Primatech had taken everything he had owned and he had no idea what had been done with it. He was going to have to start over.
"Kitchen's mostly done. We might have to get a few more things, but that can wait. I left linens on your bed so you can make it later. The bathroom I waited with, I figured we should figure out who has what shelves in the medicine cabinet." He broke down the empty box and set it by the others near the door. Taking them down to the recycling container could wait until later.
"Food sounds good, what are you hungry for?" Sylar was actually looking forward to cooking again. He'd been living on delivery and fast food for so long, he wanted to eat a real meal but it'd have to wait until they were better settled. "I can't believe you found this place so fast." It bothered him that Peter had insisted on paying for it all. Once he figured out what he was going to do, he was going to pay him back.















