For the start I managed several different incomplete scenes from my Peter/Marcus adopt Tomas AU, lol. Have a bit of a sample:)
"I'm sorry, for acting like a freak. I can't... can't stop it. Lo siento. I.... I need to go back to class." With that Tomas pulled away and run inside the school. Marcus didn't follow. He stayed standing on the now empty playground, his mind whirling. When he accepted this job, it was just a temporary fix, a favor for one of Peter's old friends. Marcus was supposed to teach Latin, maybe pester some kids to stop bullying the younger ones. He didn't expect to be confronted by his old life... by his calling. Suddenly he remembered the conversation he had with Peter the morning before his first day.
'I think I would rather face a demon than a bunch of hormonal teenagers,' he said to Peter with a smile before leaving. Now his words came to bite him in the ass it seemed. Annoyed and put out, Marcus looked up at the sky.
"Damn you. I didn't mean it literally," he uttered. The only reply he got was the swish of the wind and the sun happily shining down on him.
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Day 1, cutiesonthehorizon, 1032 words
Date: 2018-04-01 10:22 pm (UTC)"I'm sorry, for acting like a freak. I can't... can't stop it. Lo siento. I.... I need to go back to class." With that Tomas pulled away and run inside the school. Marcus didn't follow. He stayed standing on the now empty playground, his mind whirling. When he accepted this job, it was just a temporary fix, a favor for one of Peter's old friends. Marcus was supposed to teach Latin, maybe pester some kids to stop bullying the younger ones. He didn't expect to be confronted by his old life... by his calling. Suddenly he remembered the conversation he had with Peter the morning before his first day.
'I think I would rather face a demon than a bunch of hormonal teenagers,' he said to Peter with a smile before leaving. Now his words came to bite him in the ass it seemed. Annoyed and put out, Marcus looked up at the sky.
"Damn you. I didn't mean it literally," he uttered. The only reply he got was the swish of the wind and the sun happily shining down on him.