Scotty Rage
Supernova
- Joined
- Jul 21, 2010
- Location
- Acworth, GA
Mason began to stir a bit as Ashlin was stepping out of the room, never one to be a heavy sleeper himself. He was faintly aware of her leaving the bed, though he had slept more soundly over the past several hours than he could remember having done in a long time. Slowly pushing himself up, he raised a hand to rub the back of his head, muttering to himself a bit about various things, but mostly the headache that made his brain feel like a dozen grenades were exploding repeatedly inside his skull. Finally he managed to force himself to his feet as he stumbled into his bathroom and went to take care of the most prominent issue of the morning for any man. He stood in front of the toilet for what felt like an hour to him, and when the bladder was finally drained, he moved to turn on the shower.
Rather than a hot shower, he preferred his to be more toward the cool side of the spectrum, though not cold, so he did turn the hot nozzle just a little. When he was satisfied with the temperature, he grabbed a towel and placed it on the rack before stepping in, just enjoying the feeling of the water cascading over him for several minutes as he replayed the events of the previous night in his head. The thoughts of the things he and Ashlin did excited him a bit, but there was also the harsh reality of it in the back of his mind. They were siblings. Even if it was only a half-blooded relation, it was still there. He wasn't sure what to think, honestly. He had never in his life felt so wonderful, so natural with anyone, and he wasn't sure he wanted to give that up. But how could they carry on? They would definitely have to talk about it when they were more awake and coherent, whether they liked it or not.
Rather than a hot shower, he preferred his to be more toward the cool side of the spectrum, though not cold, so he did turn the hot nozzle just a little. When he was satisfied with the temperature, he grabbed a towel and placed it on the rack before stepping in, just enjoying the feeling of the water cascading over him for several minutes as he replayed the events of the previous night in his head. The thoughts of the things he and Ashlin did excited him a bit, but there was also the harsh reality of it in the back of his mind. They were siblings. Even if it was only a half-blooded relation, it was still there. He wasn't sure what to think, honestly. He had never in his life felt so wonderful, so natural with anyone, and he wasn't sure he wanted to give that up. But how could they carry on? They would definitely have to talk about it when they were more awake and coherent, whether they liked it or not.