Day 265 - Friday, September 12th
[A Chinese man who is definitely a mature adult and not a teenager checks in to the Hyatt, one of their more exclusive rooms, along with his half-white half brother who is also certainly not a teenager and most definitely not the notorious gang leader wanted on suspicion of a September 11th New York City bombing in retaliation for an angry rogue sect of anti-American zealots.
The entire suite floor has been rented out, and it requires a special key card in the elevator and on the stairs to enter that floor. But they can rent one of the still very luxe rooms directly beneath.
A familiar white limo is in the car garage, though the opportunity to gawk or investigate is slim, between the security cameras and live guards.
There's still no contact from Max, but the Department of Homeland Security has become involved, and has begun to enter Ash's territory with intent to arrest any known figures within his gang to bring in for questioning.]
Day 284, Wednesday, Oct 1st
The entire suite floor has been rented out, and it requires a special key card in the elevator and on the stairs to enter that floor. But they can rent one of the still very luxe rooms directly beneath.
A familiar white limo is in the car garage, though the opportunity to gawk or investigate is slim, between the security cameras and live guards.
There's still no contact from Max, but the Department of Homeland Security has become involved, and has begun to enter Ash's territory with intent to arrest any known figures within his gang to bring in for questioning.]
Day 284, Wednesday, Oct 1st
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[He half expects Ash to fall asleep against him again, as it is. It's been a difficult two weeks.]
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[ He pushes the platter toward Blanca. ]
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[ Blanca wouldn't let himself get fat. ]
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[ It's an intentionally short answer before Ash hits play. ]
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[He thinks Ash can handle more. But he'll take another bite himself.
He had sought to make it especially easy to digest, with a balance of micro and macro nutrients. He would daresay his balance was on par with a direct IV's ratios for his needs.]
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And focused on the movie. There's a curious part of him who wonders what kind of story Blanda would suggest. ]
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Only, the fun, glamor, and drugs of the prize fighter's life leads to Shinji self sabotaging and ruining himself and his career within two short years. Likewise, Masaru cannot seem to come to terms with following the rules of order and accepting rank if it means he must be below anyone, and the two are jobless and without prospects, connections, or degrees in their mid-20s as Japan faces another economic downturn.
The two ride around a bike on their old high school's P.E. lot oddly peppy for two who had lost everything in a quest to avenge their pride here at a school where anyone had known them had long graduated, and where students now only see some sad adults doing bike laps on the grounds. Supposing themselves never to have had any prospects or hope to begin with, things aren't really so different for them now than they were in high school, and they shall simply have to start again.]
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That had a lot of laughs.
[ He's not surprised that Blanca would choose something depressing though. ]
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[Japan's a different world, to be certain, but not entirely divorced from the same planet on which Ash goes about Ashing. Eiji being Eiji is far removed from even a fairly mild if depressing take on those with no place in the proper and model society, but such lightness and darkness exist near enough to almost everyone's lives, if they look.
Eiji didn't look, in Blanca's Private Opinion. He looked away. Most of Japan did; it was a part of his training, on the Japanese psyche. This particular movie had slightly romanticized, allowed for sympathy for such folk, but the Japanese did not do stories of Ranbos or unlikely heroes defeating society. The eventual necessity to either bleed into the system and play one's role, or to bleed out and simply die, was as ever present as it was in more gristly films such as Clockwork Orange or Fight Club, perhaps with more understatement; and therefore, more forgiveness.
Eiji would, if separated from Ash, ultimately 'grow' towards normal, if forever sad for his loss of love.]
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[ Eiji was kindness personified, if Ash were to be asked. Since he's not, he smirks. ]
Did you just use a movie to insult me?
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They're still on his mind. The touches. The tastes. It's heavy, suffocating. ]
We'll sleep downstairs.
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Tense.
[It's a test; in the past, Ash would flinch from him after an assault, but Blanca's suddenly now in an inner circle which may be immune to that reaction. Or maybe not. He'll find out.]
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Neither jail nor a hospital was very relaxing.
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I'll draw a warm bath for you shortly.
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A bath sounds good.
[ Ash trusts he doesn't have of explain. ]
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Do you want to pick out a change of clothes yourself or shall I fetch them for you?
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[ There's only so much his pride will allow when it's obvious he's in a downed state. ]
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Something very unfair happened to you. There isn't anything wrong with letting me unfairly spoil you now, you know.
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[ There's another smirk. ]
Spoil me all you want.
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I'll take you up on that.
[And then, releasing his chin with a light tap, he's off to the bathroom with the most luxurious bath to start drawing it for him.]
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