Grantaire could spend an hour telling Enjolras why
he called him Apollo, he’s pretty sure he’s done so
in the past, and it still wouldn’t get through his thick
Enjolras head. But that was an argument better had
after noon when Grantaire had more than caffeine
and nicotine keeping him alive.So instead he rolled his eyes and gestured
to the kitchen with a nod of his head, a silent
’yes, there’s coffee, who do you think I am?’“You know that’s completely untrue. Gavroche came by.”
Which probably shouldn’t count at all. He would’ve
come by anyway. And he didn’t trick or treat so
much as he took what he wanted and went off to do
whatever it was mastermind street urchins did.

:: { ℑ⋅ℇ } ─ ─ ─ ::
He’s learned not to carry in
expectations when dealing with
Grantaire and it’s been working
out surprisingly well for him. It
makes the intermittent bouts of
disappointment seem almost
routine. This time though, Enjolras
looks pleased for a flash before
he hides it underneath a scowl.
“That’s not Halloween, that's
every other Friday.” And he eats
all their candy too. Nothing changes.
Except for the micro-fine glitter.
Pushing himself off the seat,
Enjolras jerks his head to the
laptop– to the open page.
"Tell me if you see what I see.“
He’s gonna try and inject
caffeine in his veins.
:: { ℑ⋅ℇ } ─ ─ ─ :: Someone step on the brakes. Grantaire. Grantaire is deviating from the script and Enjolras feels his...