“I’ll have you know that I have a lovely bail support
network, thank you.” He nodded back towards the
room he’d been dragged out of. "Feuilly is pretty
spot on with not leaving me to rot with the actual
criminals.”There’s something about Enjolras now, about when
they’d last met too, that was bugging Grantaire. He
was obviously not pleased with his work. But he’d
seen it before. The murals that splattered his studio
were the very same that made it up on the Wall.Why was he so bothered about it now?
Enolras’s question however has Grantaire flashing
him a shit eating grin. "Community service.”He laughs and shakes his head, "but no, I swear.
The kids here can vouch for me, I’m here all the
time. I just neglected to tell the judge that. Besides,
cleaning my shit off the wall gets the workers overtime
hours. Feuilly loves it, our little symbiotic relationship.”

:: { ℑ⋅ℇ } ─ ─ ─ ::
The mention of Feuilly makes Enjolras
blink and he wonders, once again, why
he’s so surprised. Feuilly was one of the
two volunteers Enjolras met the first time
he was here with his other pilots. He can’t
quite reconcile the Feuilly he knows– the
Feuilly who works on the wall, with Feuilly
who bails Grantaire out of his recklessness.
But of course Grantaire has an answer
for that too. He cannot help but be a little
miffed about his own irritation, irrational as
it is and the contrast of Grantaire’s ease.
”Unbelievable. Must be nice leading
such a charmed existence.“ He doesn’t
say anything else for there’s a voice calling
for them but Enjolras is not done yet. As
he passes out colorful paper to children,
he looks over their heads to Grantaire.
”Why’d you do it? Why’d you– scare
people like that?“
:: { ℑ⋅ℇ } ─ ─ ─ :: "I don’t know,“ Enjolras draws out. He should feel guilty for ragging on them, for creating...
The benefits of talking shit in the mother tongue, most of the Russians around he couldn’t follow it worth a damn....