birthday boy
Jul. 3rd, 2016 02:14 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
It's a quiet night, all things considered. Ronan wouldn't even call it a fucking party so much as more or less a typical night at Hywel, albeit one where they're all miraculously there at the same time. Blue's even stayed, grinning along with Noah as they brought in the birthday pie -- Noah had insisted on a cake but apparently Blue has some friend who makes a mean pecan pie -- and then curling herself up on the couch next to Adam.
They'd turned on the TV but hand't really watching much of it, spending most of the time talking as Ronan nursed a beer or two and Adam tried not to acknowledge the reason behind the whole evening.
Not that they really let him forget it. Especially not Noah.
It's well past midnight when Adam starts to drift. The TV's still on and Noah and Blue are in a heated discussion about the evolution of alternative rock when Ronan reaches over to curl his hand lightly around Adam's wrist.
"Alright, losers, me and birthday boy are heading to bed," he says, the arch of his eyebrow brooking no argument.
Noah looks between the two of them, his grin widening and Blue only rolls her eyes, but neither of them try to stop him. Ronan ignores any further comment from both of them, tipping his head back to finish off his beer before setting the empty bottle on the table and dragging Adam to his feet.
"No argument from you either," he adds, his voice low and for Adam only as he steers him toward the bedroom.
They'd turned on the TV but hand't really watching much of it, spending most of the time talking as Ronan nursed a beer or two and Adam tried not to acknowledge the reason behind the whole evening.
Not that they really let him forget it. Especially not Noah.
It's well past midnight when Adam starts to drift. The TV's still on and Noah and Blue are in a heated discussion about the evolution of alternative rock when Ronan reaches over to curl his hand lightly around Adam's wrist.
"Alright, losers, me and birthday boy are heading to bed," he says, the arch of his eyebrow brooking no argument.
Noah looks between the two of them, his grin widening and Blue only rolls her eyes, but neither of them try to stop him. Ronan ignores any further comment from both of them, tipping his head back to finish off his beer before setting the empty bottle on the table and dragging Adam to his feet.
"No argument from you either," he adds, his voice low and for Adam only as he steers him toward the bedroom.