Braveburned - ☆ — 𝙎𝙐𝙋𝙀𝙍𝙎𝙏𝘼𝙍 !!

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★ — Big sister moment! Big sister moment!

Not that Gregory ever necessarily acknowledges his feelings towards Addy in such a straightforward sense, but he is incredibly fond of her. She's become a genuine highlight of the nights he breaks into the pizzaplex, and he's begun to actively seek her out at the start of his nights just to check in and make her aware that he's there. Yes, he'll say he's mostly interested in investigating the mysteries ( and seeing Freddy ), but hanging around Addy is something he enjoys doing.

He truly appreciates the way she looks out for him on the nights he's in over his head, and trusts her to have his best interest at heart ... even if he'll push back against her concern often.

And on that note of pushing back against her, he also thoroughly enjoys messing with Addy. Little brother behavior. He loves seeing her get exasperated with his antics, thinks it's funny to push her buttons and do things she's told him not to do.

I need excuses to talk about tony becker more

*makes eye contact with security cameras to assert dominance*

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"I will keep you safe." tlou au

THE NINTH HOUR SENTENCE STARTERS / i think this is part 1 ( lune says stream the ninth hour on spotify )

★ — The declaration is nearly startling.

Gregory feels everything in him pause, his own thoughts silent for once as his attention flickers wide - eyed towards Michael. It's not that he doesn't believe him ( if anything, the one thing about the man Gregory is sure of is that as long as he feels it's his job to do so, he will keep him safe ), but rather the conviction with which he speaks that catches him so off guard. In the short time they've known each other, Michael hadn't seemed like the type to hand out reassurances. At least not to him. He was a mission to be fulfilled, after all. A package to be delivered.

Briefly, unwillingly, Gregory's mind flickers back to the capital building and Jeremy — the desperation in the man's voice as he spoke to Michael, the defeated determination in both their eyes before the latter had physically dragged Gregory from the ruins.

His throat feels tight.

"Right. Yeah."

The younger boy nods, a definitive action despite the slight waver in his voice. Michael will keep him safe. And in the end, all this suffering will be worth something. No more people will have to die.

"I trust you."