Richard Campbell Gansey III (![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
thatsallthereis) wrote2017-01-12 11:03 am
thatsallthereis) wrote2017-01-12 11:03 am
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[For Ronan]
Gansey didn't drive as far into Cabeswater as he could have. He knew the trees didn't mind the commotion, but Gansey preferred to let his insides match what was outside. Cabeswater -- a living, breathing thing with a limited means of communication -- never seemed lonely; yet, they were always happy to see him. They rustled a greeting, like a child testing their reflection. Together, they were old friends, Gansey thinking of drawn-out landscapes of the places he'd been and Cabeswater calling up little pieces of it. Gansey laughed and the hills rollicked. Gansey thought and the birds squawked protest. It was a welcome noise, less like the commotion of the Gansey day-to-day.
These two friends travelled together mindlessly. Gansey wasn't sure he knew how to get to Ronan's place, but he always found it. He wondered if it worked the same way with Adam.
The place was beautiful. It looked so very Ronan, rustic and quaint and dangerous. The chickens roosted away. Gansey was oddly glad to hear the sound. Maybe he was just so glad to see Ronan's face that he could take an hour or two of clucking. Gansey raised his hand in greeting. Once he was close enough, he called, "looks great, Lynch." It did. All of Ronan's reckless abandon drained when it came to the concept of home.
These two friends travelled together mindlessly. Gansey wasn't sure he knew how to get to Ronan's place, but he always found it. He wondered if it worked the same way with Adam.
The place was beautiful. It looked so very Ronan, rustic and quaint and dangerous. The chickens roosted away. Gansey was oddly glad to hear the sound. Maybe he was just so glad to see Ronan's face that he could take an hour or two of clucking. Gansey raised his hand in greeting. Once he was close enough, he called, "looks great, Lynch." It did. All of Ronan's reckless abandon drained when it came to the concept of home.