Forbidden Love | Rainbow Six Siege

4. Troubles.

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It was the shield and the heavy armoury that was being carried upon him that made it harder for him to run. The van felt as if it was fading, further and further away. Bullets occasionally whizzed past his body, the terrorists having terrible aim to hit his body. Luckily, Gilles made it to the van, but just as he was about to climb in a bullet pierced his leg and caused him to suddenly yelp. Nothing too big. All of the CTU's get shot often, and it's nothing out of the extreme. Getting into the black van, he slammed the doors shut, and leaned back against the metal vehicle. Gustave crawled over, making the two lover birds move aside so he could path his fellow French mate up. It was taking quite awhile for the patch to be completed, but not long enough that they had to use over time in the car. Gustave had finished the stitching as soon as the car pulled up to the Head Quarters. Wrapping gauze around the shielded operators ankle, he helped him out and let Dominic take him inside.

On the other hands, Marius was stressed out. The speech that was given earlier that day to the group, brought shivers down his spine. The first thing Six wanted to do was talk to Maxim and James. When brought to Six, Marius was there to explain hoe the mission went. Six didn't look very happy with their rationality they had, and so, right before his eyes, Six removed James from their main Head Quarters. Sudden commotion broke out, but enough was enough to the woman. She dismissed the three, and Marius stayed silent the whole time. After all, it wasn't like he was losing the person he loved. Maxim was in tears, and so was James, but mostly James. Maxim was taken aback; James was going to be sent to the Head Quarters in the United Kingdom where Seamus was.

Honestly, Maxim didn't know what to feel. It wasn't like he wanted to be sent off back to his home country, but he also didn't but want to lose James. He didn't even know if they could keep a long distanced relationship with all that's happening. Silenced still, Marius made his way to his room to allow the two men to get their things together. Trapped in his own thoughts is what was bringing Marius grave troubles. Of course he wanted to tell Dominic the way he was feeling but that could go so many ways. He could end up back in Germany — or vice versa — or even worse, he could get rejected, made fun of, or more. Honestly, to Marius that sounded like the worst thing ever.

A knock at the door startled Marius, bringing him to a sudden state of shock. Goosebumps covered his body, and the hairs stood. A sudden shiver shook the goosebumps away, and brought Marius to his feet. Glancing down at his looks and body, making sure he was decently dressed — he hadn't changed — he pulled his head gear off and placed it down before moving to the door. Opening it, he came face to face with a familiar man, a German one to be exact. However, curiosity took over him as he wondered why he was even at his door. Did something happen? He looked quite stressed out, but at the same time there was an unreadable expression plastered across his face. It brought wonders and worries into Marius' mind, as he scratched the back of his head. Taking his bullet proof vest and shoes off, he stepped to the side to allow he German companion into his room.

It was kick to Marius. His companion was already stripped of his gear and in his homey clothing. A pair of black sweatpants, a blue t-shirt, and some white socks. His hair was flopping everywhere, and it fell in his face as well. His stubble was visible, until he turned to close the door. Marius wondered why this was done, but he allowed it, sitting on his bed as he pulled his hoodie off of his body. Marius had gotten a haircut recently: a buzzcut.
"I like your haircut, by the way." The german man commented, avoiding what he truly wanted to say. Marius gave him a half sour expression in return and a: "Thank you." However, Marius was not pleased with the conversation they were having.

"Look," his friend said. "I came for a different reason...I'm having troubles." Dominic said as he looked at the ground. Silence came over the two of them, as Marius' mouth opened but no words came out. Not only that, but quickly and swiftly Dominic had cut in.

"I think..." he began, "I think I love someone."

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