Gar shifts a bit and he would offer to go with him but it'd be faster for Tommy to just go. So he gives him quick directions to the nearest grocery store. It's not far at all even by normal travel standards.
And Tommy is gone. Takes him twenty minutes to get back because check outs. And yeah, there's everything. He's got bags with soup and crackers and ginger ale and lots of other bland staples. Things they can try. And a mound of snacks for himself.
Gar yawns when Tommy leaves and curls up in all the pillows and everything the other had set up for him. It still doesn't take very long for Tommy to get back and he'd already been antsy in that space of twenty minutes.
"Nah. But I can get more stuff when you take a nap or something," he says. And then he's gone for a second and back with a microwave. Which he plugs in. "Gonna warm this up."
"You're... one of the only things in my life that I don't hate about myself, okay?"
It's his major failing. All his life he was raised and belittled and then he was a weapon and then... Gar's been the redeeming thing. It will take a bit more time until he really buys it all.
"I'm..."
Time to admit something hard. And he looks up at Gar, and there's really vulnerability on his features for a change.
"I'm scared I'm going to lose you. And now that this is happening, there is so much more to lose. I spent most of my life losing people I loved. Or that should have loved me."
Gar sits up, his eyes trained on Tommy and he tilts his head as the other makes that admission. He'd never really have expected Tommy to say something that raw and vulnerable.
"Tommy, you're not going to lose me," Gar reassures him, or he tries anyway. He knows that it's going to take more time than this. There's only so much that words can do. "You're not going to lose our kid either."
"It'll be one of the greatest joys of my life to prove you wrong," Gar grins a little again and he looked down at this lap. It's still hard to believe all this is real but one thing he knows is that he's not leaving Tommy.
If he hadn't already dropped a bomb on him there's words that are just there on the tip of his tongue but he probably shouldn't push his luck just yet.
"Definitely a smaller joy than this, right," Tommy asks, moving to his mate's side with some heated soup, his hand coming out to stroke over Gar's stomach. Their kid had to be better.
Gar smiles at that. Yeah, Tommy is going to be an amazing dad -- he just knows it. He exhales a little at the hand on his stomach and he glances at the soup.
"Definitely," he says, content and happy and he nods toward the soup. "Thank you."
"I couldn't eat," Tommy admits. Which is saying a lot. He's a bottomless pit at they both know it. But he's so excited, so anxious, so nervous that he doesn't think he could do a bite right now.
Gar looks a little concerned at that as he eats. He's pretty sure he's never seen Tommy turn down food before. He doesn't stop eating his own soup, though.
"A few times," Gar says, nodding and he bites his lip a little. Somehow for the first time he's starting to let himself feel happy about all this -- like really happy.
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"Maybe some ginger ale too?"
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And Tommy is gone. Takes him twenty minutes to get back because check outs. And yeah, there's everything. He's got bags with soup and crackers and ginger ale and lots of other bland staples. Things they can try. And a mound of snacks for himself.
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"Got everything you need?"
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"I'm so glad you're here, Tommy..."
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It's his major failing. All his life he was raised and belittled and then he was a weapon and then... Gar's been the redeeming thing. It will take a bit more time until he really buys it all.
"I'm..."
Time to admit something hard. And he looks up at Gar, and there's really vulnerability on his features for a change.
"I'm scared I'm going to lose you. And now that this is happening, there is so much more to lose. I spent most of my life losing people I loved. Or that should have loved me."
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"Tommy, you're not going to lose me," Gar reassures him, or he tries anyway. He knows that it's going to take more time than this. There's only so much that words can do. "You're not going to lose our kid either."
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And he liked the idea of making a real home with the guy.
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If he hadn't already dropped a bomb on him there's words that are just there on the tip of his tongue but he probably shouldn't push his luck just yet.
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"Definitely," he says, content and happy and he nods toward the soup. "Thank you."
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"Gladly. Now eat up. I want to make sure you're both well fed. That's what I'm supposed to say to be manly man jock alpha, right?"
Yes, he stands against stereotypes. But this is funny.
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"This is going to your head already."
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"Make yourself something too?"
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"Are you okay, really?"
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"You ever get so excited that you can't think about anything but that?"
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tommy don't call me out like this
LMFAO
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maybe end?
Indeed