Leon Magnus | Stahn Aileron | 071

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[this is a catch-all for boyfriends

here's a list

- ice cream ✓
- seasickness
- stahn sacrifice ✓
- reunion: judas ✓
- taming stahn's hair ✓
- piggyback rides ✓
- just imagine
- family dinner
- why is there pow hammer
- possessive leon
- apologies
- post-barbatos afterlife meeting
- AND MORE]

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[majinken]

Okay. I'll leave that to you... I know you won't forget anything.

[for all the times that stahn can't help to turn off his dad sensibilities, he still treats judas as an equal. stahn knows he can trust him with preparing all of those things efficiently, and so.]

I'll take care of all the other arrangements. [which really mostly means the money and the planning when to go, but that's still enough.]

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... And I'll leave that to you.

[Because naturally, of course, Judas trusts Stahn.

How could it be any other way, when he has a heat pad on his wrist, lessening the chill and the ache, and Stahn has at least relieved a lot of his immediate pain.

It's how Stahn's always been, though--and Leon thinks he'll probably be able to handle the rain for as long as it lasts tonight.]

[majinken]

Mm.

[he offers judas a warm smile, nodding his head before he motions to stand up.]

If you need anything, Emilio... just let me know. Not just about preparing for the trip but... if something's on your mind. Okay? If your wrist is still bothering you later, I'll give you another heat pack, too. [he has to make that last offer, just in case there's something more judas needs of him right now.]

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... Thank you.

[He appreciates it, he really does--and while he doesn't think that he really needs anything, there's...the thought that it's an acknowledgement of things. Telling Stahn about his aches and pains would be another way to let Stahn in, to make it clear that he trusts Stahn, to show that he's not trying to keep Stahn at arm's length despite the complicated nature of addressing his past.

So maybe... maybe he will.

Maybe the next time, Judas will tell Stahn when his old injuries act up, and when he has aches and pains. It's something to think about.

But for now, he won't stop Stahn again--this time, he'll let him go, and even if he goes back to staring out the window, there's nothing foreboding about his expression anymore, and his moping has been replaced with a more serene calmness.]