Jasper smiled to himself as he waited in line in the food court; it was one of his rare nights off that he wasn’t spending at the club, and while he didn’t need to eat, not the kind of food offered in the food court, anyway, he enjoyed the splurge. Jasper smiled at the attendant as he put in his order for some sushi, and a bottle of coke. After paying, Jasper took his prize and idly made his way through the aisles, looking for a table to sit at when he smelled something. Something deliciously familiar.
Jasper paused, subtly sniffing the air as he turned, and finally spotted his quarry. A mischievous smile flittered over his lips, and Jasper made his way across the large eating area, dodging teenagers as he went to stealthily come up behind the young man, leaning in close to breathe in deeply, he smirked as he spoke. “Thought I smelt someone familiar,” he was still smirking as he stepped back, and then invited himself to join Moonlight, heedless of whether the young man was out with friends.
“Been a while,” Jasper said cheerfully, “I think I finally have the taste out of my mouth, though.” Smirking again, Jasper picked up one of his rolls of sushi – cucumber and avocado – and took a bite, chewing thoughtfully as he mulled over the last time he’d seen Moonlight, and all that had entailed. He’d been carefully keeping an eye out for Moonlight ever since, but hadn’t seen him, unfortunately. He was worried about Rafe getting upset with him, but the Master hadn’t spoken to him about it since. Jasper knew that he hadn’t forgotten, though.
Leaning back in his seat, Jasper finished up his first sushi roll, and licked his fingers, before wiping them on a napkin. “So, where’s your hot date?” he asked innocently, having noted that the young man was alone, and didn’t appear to be waiting for anyone.
Jasper paused, subtly sniffing the air as he turned, and finally spotted his quarry. A mischievous smile flittered over his lips, and Jasper made his way across the large eating area, dodging teenagers as he went to stealthily come up behind the young man, leaning in close to breathe in deeply, he smirked as he spoke. “Thought I smelt someone familiar,” he was still smirking as he stepped back, and then invited himself to join Moonlight, heedless of whether the young man was out with friends.
“Been a while,” Jasper said cheerfully, “I think I finally have the taste out of my mouth, though.” Smirking again, Jasper picked up one of his rolls of sushi – cucumber and avocado – and took a bite, chewing thoughtfully as he mulled over the last time he’d seen Moonlight, and all that had entailed. He’d been carefully keeping an eye out for Moonlight ever since, but hadn’t seen him, unfortunately. He was worried about Rafe getting upset with him, but the Master hadn’t spoken to him about it since. Jasper knew that he hadn’t forgotten, though.
Leaning back in his seat, Jasper finished up his first sushi roll, and licked his fingers, before wiping them on a napkin. “So, where’s your hot date?” he asked innocently, having noted that the young man was alone, and didn’t appear to be waiting for anyone.
