For a brief moment, Xavierâs features softened; his eyes looking empathetic, that frown â not harsh, but gentle â tugging at his lips. Breathing, he tilted his head slightly and directed Christian towards the bathroom, watching him run off. âŚPoor kid. Clenching his fist, he loosened it, allowing those feelings to go away with the relaxation of his fingers. Bending down next to the man, Xavier did what he could to tie off the wound so that it wouldnât gush blood all over the floor.
"Hurry up," He called, his voice echoing through the small home. He stared at the bathroom door, brows furrowing. Good thing there werenât any windows in that bathroom. Seriously, Xavier hoped that fucking kid wasnât getting any stupid ideas about trying to leave. He couldnât. Not now. He had made his choice.
After a couple minutes of controlled breathing, Christian finally pulled himself to his feet. He paused a moment at the sink, splashing his face a couple times and staring at his reflection for a moment. He still looked a little pale in complexion, or at least as pale as a hispanic could look. He took a deep breath and opened the bathroom door, making his way back into the room where he had just witnessed a murder.Â
He leaned against the doorframe leading into the living room, his gaze avoiding the deceased because he could still feel his stomach churning uneasily even though there was nothing left to throw up. "Sorry..." he mumbled, shoving his hands in his pockets as he glanced briefly at Xavier before looking away just as quickly.












