When Pewds got settled in at Cry’s house, he kept his eyes on him. He wasn’t sure about his friend right now. He was crying before, but it wasn’t because of Felix. It was definitely centered around something else… he could tell. The way he always would be bright and happy around Felix, but would practically cry himself to sleep. This went on for 2 days, and then his eating habits changed. He would only eat if Felix wasn’t in the room, and even then he would only eat something small. And on top of that, Pewdie wasn’t sure that Cry was keeping it down. This had to end. As he snapped out of his daze, he decided now was the time to ask him. He sighed. “What is it, friend?” Cry called from the kitchen. “Cry, come sit down… I need to ask you something.” He answered. “Ok…?” His voice betrayed nervousness, even though he was trying to sound confused. As cry made his way to the couch, he settled down beside Felix. “Cry, what is wrong with you? You never eat; you slouch around your own house like it doesn’t matter and on top of that…do you even keep your food down? I’m not even sure if you think you can cry and not be loud. I hear you, and it kills me inside to hear and see you so sad. Just… tell me Cry.” Cry took a breath and started to speak, but something in him failed his words. He couldn’t talk, and Pewdie could see tears in his friend’s eyes. Letting one tear start down his cheek, the rest flowed quickly. Reaching out, he held his friend close. PewDie felt his friends grip tighten around him, and that only made him do the same. 10 minutes of that, and Cry was all dried out.
(Cry’s POV)
“Cry, what is wrong with you? You never eat; you slouch around your own house like it doesn’t matter and on top of that…do you even keep your food down? I’m not even sure if you think you can cry and not be loud. I hear you, and it kills me inside to hear and see you so sad. Just… tell me Cry.”
The entire time Felix was talking, he was struggling to come up with a lie.
But he failed.
And the next thing he remembers is crying and holding on to the man he had fallen hard for.
