Sean woke in a room which was definitely not his dorm room, he looked left and right before letting out a thankful sigh. Sleeping peacefully next to him was Mark, who's hair was sprawled out on the pillow and his mouth slightly ajar. Sean smiled at the sight of the man and carefully clambered out of bed, tucking Mark into the duvet, ensuring his warmth.
He searched around for his clothes and changed into them before heading to the breakfast cafe just round the corner from their dorms. He shuffled his hand round in his pocket until he fished out his wallet and ordered two bacon sandwiches and two bottles of fresh orange juice, he was certain Mark would like his decision. He paid the lady behind the counter and rushed back to Mark, bag held tightly in his hand.
As the door creaked open Sean saw Mark slowly lift his head and smile at him, he smiled back and shut the door before rushing over to the bed and taking a seat next to Mark.
"I brought you breakfast before I go to class." Mark slowly sat up and took the bag off Sean, digging around and picking out the food for himself.
"You didn't have to do this, my lessons aren't til the afternoon, I could have got something for myself." Sean shrugged lightly and patted Mark's leg,
"I've got to take care of you ba-Marky," Sean said quickly, ducking his head down and staring at his food.
"What did you go to say?" Sean felt Mark's hand slowly touch his chin and raise his head,
"Nothing - I just - it was a mistake I didn't mean to say it I-" Sean was cut off by a short kiss, he smiled as the warmth of Mark's lips tingled across his cold ones.
"Was it still a mistake?" Mark whispered as he pulled away, Sean sheepishly shook his head before kissing Mark's cheek.
"Let's eat up before I have to leave." Both men tucked into their food silently, sharing sweet glances at each other every now and again. In the moment it finally felt right for the both of them, after years apart they knew that there was something between them - and there it was, the spark, the small amount of passion hidden behind two barriers - which had slowly surfaced and brought the pair together once again.
