Kurt Meyer
Let Me Push That Button
[member="Jamie Pyne"]
He smiled at her, lazily turning on the bed and letting the covers slip a tad lower. "Have fun, don't be too distracted."
Kurt offered her a wink, seeing the smirk cross her face before she headed out the door and left him alone. As soon as she was gone Kurt laid back on the bed, closing his eyes and slipping his arms beneath his own head. He stretched slightly, flexing his muscles and taking in a deep breath of air. It was early still, and he could stand to get a few more hours of sleep, perhaps for a few more hours. As he lay there Kurt thought about the past, about how he had met Jamie, about how he had made it here and for a brief moment about where they would go.
It left a smile on his face as he fell asleep, a wide one.
Two hours alter he awoke again, this time to the sounds of birds chirping and the sun directly in his face. In the distance he could hear guards drilling, calling roll and marching about. A yawn caught his throat, and once again The Courier stretched before quickly slipping out of the bed. He found his wayward clothes, though really only bothered with the pants before beginning to head towards his backpack. From it he pulled the datapad that he had brought, turning back towards the bed before suddenly stopping.
His eyes caught on her dresser, his lips turning into a smile. Should he?
Yes. Yes he should.
He smiled at her, lazily turning on the bed and letting the covers slip a tad lower. "Have fun, don't be too distracted."
Kurt offered her a wink, seeing the smirk cross her face before she headed out the door and left him alone. As soon as she was gone Kurt laid back on the bed, closing his eyes and slipping his arms beneath his own head. He stretched slightly, flexing his muscles and taking in a deep breath of air. It was early still, and he could stand to get a few more hours of sleep, perhaps for a few more hours. As he lay there Kurt thought about the past, about how he had met Jamie, about how he had made it here and for a brief moment about where they would go.
It left a smile on his face as he fell asleep, a wide one.
Two hours alter he awoke again, this time to the sounds of birds chirping and the sun directly in his face. In the distance he could hear guards drilling, calling roll and marching about. A yawn caught his throat, and once again The Courier stretched before quickly slipping out of the bed. He found his wayward clothes, though really only bothered with the pants before beginning to head towards his backpack. From it he pulled the datapad that he had brought, turning back towards the bed before suddenly stopping.
His eyes caught on her dresser, his lips turning into a smile. Should he?
Yes. Yes he should.