The movie/game night had made Patton think quite a bit. He had known for over 29 days that he was attracted to Logan (yes, he remembered the exact date that he confessed to Roman about it. September 19th. Normally Patton was quite forgetful, but this was easy to remember because it was two days before Logan's birthday. No way in hell would he forget that day). But last night had been incredible. Small moments that seemed unrecognized by the taller man, but had meant the world to Patton. They still meant to world to Patton.
Logan's giddy excitement at the documentary, his small enthusiastic smile. It was incredibly adorable, which contrasted with Patton's usual thoughts about Logan: how hot he was. Like he had said to Virgil, Patton was not completely innocent.
During Tangled, right in the middle of "I See The Light" Patton had laid his head on Logan's shoulder. He had tensed up when it happened, but soon relaxed. Patton still thought that Logan had no clue why he had done it. That man was absolutely clueless when it comes to flirting.
Nonetheless, it had been nice. The orange light projected by the TV screen casted such a beautiful, calming glow. Honestly Patton thought the scene was so incredible in so many ways, despite Roman and Virgil's loud presence as they fought over the popcorn. The way the faint orange light illuminated Logan's grey-ish blue eyes was beautiful. It was calming to lay his head on Logan's shoulder; to feel him moving slightly as he breathed. The scene had been strangely domestic as Rapunzel sang about love. Huh.
Patton had slept with a calm, content smile on his face. And in the morning, he awoke with a grin. He pet Sal, who was sitting next to his feet. The sun shone brightly through his light blue sheer curtains, illuminating the room in a soft blue hue.
And then he checked his phone.
"ROMAN!" He screamed, running into said man's room.
He awoke with a start, staring wide-eyed around the room, "What is it? Is someone in the house? Were we robbed? Are we gonna die?" He said loudly, yet sleepily.
"No! No! It's Hazel! She's coming here today!"
That got Roman out of bed, "HAZEL?"
"YES!" Patton ran up to Roman, "She said she's bringing a bunch of others too, and it's a surprise!"
"AHHH!" Roman screamed, excited as all hell. He jumped around, picking up Patton and spinning him in a hug. Sure, they had invited a lot of their crew and cast friends from high school, but he hadn't expected them to arrive so soon. And of course it's exactly like Hazel to keep the rest of their visitors a surprise!
Patton grinned, giggling during the hug. He was so excited to see them. Whoever was arriving, he was sure to be happy to see them. Hazel, though! His freshman! One of the traditions of musical was for juniors and seniors to claim freshmen. As a junior, Patton had obviously chosen Roman (in musical and marching band) as his freshman. As a senior, Patton had chosen the bubbly and energetic Hazel. However, he had kind of adopted all of the freshman as his children.
The moment was interrupted by a groggy Virgil creaking open the door, mumbling, "What the hell is happening?"
Roman set down Patton, who then walked up to Virgil and calmly explained, "Some of our old friends from high school are coming back today!"
"Oh," Virgil said simply. It was clear that he was completely out of it.
Roman grinned, strolling over to Virgil, placing his hand on the shorter man's shoulder, "Do not worry, sleeping beauty. We'll quiet down now."
