Of course he wasn't. Just another reason to love the big dork. Not that John would have left Bobby all alone to do stuff he wanted for hours, but he would have definitely taken more time. Leisurely, and all that crap.
Snorting a little as they found their place in the assorteds that stuffed themselves into the lift, John comfortably leaning into Bobby's arm. "You don't know, they might think I'm very attractive to strangers," he teased, murmuring low and fond in Bobby's ear. The lift doors closed shut, and John's stomach gave a little anticipatory jump, which just caused him to curl closer against Bobby as if that man and that warmth and that comfort could stop his motion sickness.
But after that one moment of anxiety, nothing else happened. A few people sniffed a little at the rather obvious young couple, the lift went up smoothly, and got to the top in around eight minutes.
"Hey, you want to grab some champagne first, or take a look?" John nodded to the view - they had timed it just right, to see Paris bathed in the last rays of the winter sun, on Christmas Day.
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Date: 2015-12-31 09:40 am (UTC)Snorting a little as they found their place in the assorteds that stuffed themselves into the lift, John comfortably leaning into Bobby's arm. "You don't know, they might think I'm very attractive to strangers," he teased, murmuring low and fond in Bobby's ear. The lift doors closed shut, and John's stomach gave a little anticipatory jump, which just caused him to curl closer against Bobby as if that man and that warmth and that comfort could stop his motion sickness.
But after that one moment of anxiety, nothing else happened. A few people sniffed a little at the rather obvious young couple, the lift went up smoothly, and got to the top in around eight minutes.
"Hey, you want to grab some champagne first, or take a look?" John nodded to the view - they had timed it just right, to see Paris bathed in the last rays of the winter sun, on Christmas Day.