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      âYouâre such an old man now.â he scoffed as he walked alongside Yukari, seemingly following beside him. He wasnât exactly following him per say, but they did happen to be heading the same way. â
       The familiar face made Ankho feel a little bit more secure. Since his popularity was rising, Ankho has had to avoid most places now, but it was hard since he had to go shopping. Perhaps with Yukari here, the older would know how to stay away from the crowded paths. â
       âHowâre your dances going? Have you met that Thornes boy? Heâs going to be the death of me.â Ankho couldnât handle silence, so he always had to complain about something or rather, and now that he had the chance to he might as well talk Yukariâs ear off. Itâs either talk casually, or shout randomly. It was one thing after the other when it came to Ankho. â
@forgottenbrxtherâ
       âYou uh⊠you dropped this⊠and this too..â Ankho was only passing through, but while on his merry way he stumbled upon a line-up of items on the ground. He had the feeling the other didnât notice they were dropping their belongings at all, since they were starting to form a small trail. Although he pointed it out to the other, he didnât bother to pick up the items, and instead pointed at them to ensure they at least know the problem at hand. â
       âAre you in a hurry, or something? JeezâŠâ he looked them up and down. There were too many familiar faces lately. Hasnât he seen them before? â
       ââŠOh! Youâre that guy in Oukoku! Although, it seems we havenât talked⊠much. At all.â he pointed at them after the sudden realization of the familiar face, having occasionally taking a few stops into the store that he could easily walk to. â
@little-sailor-boy
      It was way too early, but if he tried going back to sleep he wouldnât be able to wake up again. Despite it being this early, he took this chance to head on outside, exiting his house. Ankho made his way to one of the pathways toward the beach. Batley County was a nice place to live for this type of occasion, and he somehow enjoyed the smell of salty air. â
      He rested his hands on the edge of the railing, and started singing softly, each words being muttered out. His main focus as an idol wasnât singing but acting. The boy wasnât a bad singer though, and when he felt like singing was when he shined the most. Finally waking up a bit more, he started to raise his voice louder through the salty air, only to stop part-way once he heard footsteps not far from him. â
      âWhere did you come from?â he didnât expect a kid to be up this early and let alone notice him singing. Not that he minded, but he feels heâs seen him around once or twice. Perhaps they also lived in the area, but theyâve never actually communicated. â
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      âHey.â his voice rang once he exited the door to the room he was in. This girl has been standing there ever since he had his break, and now he was done for the day. Practicing for that movie was quite a handful so far, itâs a wonder how heâd been keeping his cool. â
      âHey. How much longer are you going to wait there?â she looked rather familiar, too. He couldnât remember if theyâve met before, when it came to faces he was terrible at recalling until heâs heard their name. â
      âI have no clue who you happen to be waiting on, but theyâre all done. You should just go home.â while he talked, he focused on placing everything in his messenger bag and swung it over his shoulder. â
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   He is so noisy.Â
   Jupiter would not have minded the arrangement ( in fact, heâs been in worse, and so this is considered to be mildly tame when compared to the others ), but the idol heâs forced to work with has been complaining ever since. He has not stopped talking about the unfortunate event the moment they had entered the hotel. The idol even had the nerve to request a separate room, but the receptionist had regrettably declined.Â
   If Jupiter had known that the idol had a mouth of a fucking wasp, he would have asked to sleep outside. Of course, his manager would not be proud of such a proclamation, but the remaining alternative would be cutting his ears off. Neither of his options sound particular charming at the moment, but he would have to cope.Â
   Readjusting his bag on the floor, he proceeds to the seat positioned at the farther end of the room. They have clearly set their boundaries, choosing not to pass over the line if it were not necessary. Jupiter hopes that it will never be, as he would like to keep to himself even with the presence of an idol who refuses to keep quiet. He does, however, understand the complaint. But none of their protests will considered valid.Â
      âPerhaps, if you had more common sense, then you would not question their decisions,â he speaks, voice cold and harsh, obviously unimpressed by the idolâs constant complains. âIf you were more calm about this arrangement, then you will not be given a hard time. Being ignorant is clearly your best trait, and so I donât understand why you are offered a role who needs more maturity than you will ever portray.âÂ
   Jupiter Thorne is stepping over the line; not by actions, perhaps, but his words have gotten quite savage. Not that he particularly cares what the idol thinks, but their disagreements will prove to be difficult to work with.Â
   Not to mention that the movie they are given requires more drama than necessary; a melodramatic genre, nothing new with his talent, although his co-actors have always been more capable than expected. Hopefully, Ankho will be no different.Â
      âIâm not stupid,â he says. âI can say Ankho perfectly fine, thank you.â
âExcuse me?â he scoffed and tidied his paperwork together, putting the script back in its secure envelope where it belonged and tossing it in the top drawer of the work-desk. He uncrossed his legs and tapped one of them with his fingers rather quickly, showing signs of impatience. â
He wasnât sure how much longer he can tolerate being in this disastrous room (okay, not a disaster as it was currently clean, more-so it was making him rather stuffy and the pollen outside was already kicking his allergies in). He did request for a non-balcony before they entered, too, so how they ended up getting one he did not understand. Long as the other boy doesnât open the sliding door, he wonât die. Ankho wonât die, that is. â
âI am an idol much as you are. Portraying my role helps calm me down and forget about the mess, mind you.â he was one of those idols. Once on stage, heâs the perfect figure, switching from an arrogant child to a fitting being. He didnât get this chance at his career for nothing, and being with a popular idol made it even easier to help his achievement. Jupiter was simply a pawn in his hands, one that he wasnât going to let go that easily. â
âEveryone produces differently. I hope you donât disappoint me while youâre on stage, Mr. Thorne.â after finishing his thoughts aloud, he stood up and went on over to the kitchen part of the hotel. At least the hotel was decent, heâll give them credit for that. This room had enough space to make him feel less claustrophobic. They luckily didnât have to share the same bed, either. Then heâd really lose it, when heâs trying his best to keep his cool before he even thinks of  punching the guy.  â
âYouâre stingy as your name, that you are. Would you like some coffee? I wonât make it taste gross.â he was trying his best to stay civil, but he wasnât sure how much longer he can hold back his anger. Perhaps soon as he takes his pills, heâll be fine. Hopefully, they didnât mix their pills up during the whole moving thing.
âOh, and donât open that door while Iâm here, either.â he motioned to the sliding door, the thought of it being opened was clearly bothering him. â
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    I solemnly SWEAR to the love of the post gods     that I wonât bombard everyone with long threads     and with that pls lovelies like this for a starter!!     capping at four. will do premade relationships.
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        This was just his luck. He finally got a decent role in a movie (the main character no less), and he was âecstaticâ for it. With a hint of exaggeration, that is. Main roles were a lot more difficult. It meant more on the script, and more paperwork. It also meant staying away from home and renting a hotel. Having no manager currently was rough so itâs a wonder how he got this debut. There was also someone he recognized, too. â
        Jupiter Thorn, one of his rivals. To his luck, they ended up in the same hotel roomâto help bond together, or something like that. Annoying. The producers obviously didnât know how to handle Ankho, despite them receiving paperwork from Adamaâs. Well, whatever. At least this boy seemed quiet, and hopefully they didnât snore. â
        âI donât know why youâre with me and not your manager, but long as you stay on your side I donât care what you do.â ok, he lied twice. One, he did careâheâll be watching this boyâs every move like a hawk. Ankho learned to trust no one. Two, he did know why they were togetherâthey were told the reason at the front desk. Ankho was the one who clearly complained, asking for a new room and whatnot. This was stupid, in his mind. He was sitting at the desk, trying to memorize his role. Although he was Artificial, he didnât seem to have automatic memory skills, so he had to learn on his own. â
        âAnd I do know all my English. If itâs easier, call me Aiden off-stage.â he sighed, not believing how many times people failed (let alone spell) his name. â
        âUnless you can say Ankho properly, go for it. Donât bother with the âHae part.â while he spoke he was looking down at his papers. He did this first thing once they entered, not bothering to sort out his luggage bag which was currently rested on the side of his bed, out of Jupiterâs way. They were supposed to have a leisure time together first before reading their roles, but Ankho was quick to the chase. Itâd take Jupiterâs arm to get him unglued from the chair now, if theyâre to try and get along. This boy was just stubborn. â
        âWhy the good character and the bad are in the same room together... beats me.â he grumbled aloud. He will get over it eventually, but this job was already trying to kick in his anxiety. â