"Five minutes, okay. And now I can't really move or I'll collapse. So, how's your life been?" Will sat back In his little rolly chair.
"Fine? Where do I recognize you?"
"I interviewed you a few weeks back, you were semi-hungover and stared into my eyes for a good few seconds. Or years ago when we both were at half-blood and I yelled at you for exhausting yourself." Will listed off quickly.
"I don't remember shit from that interview but I remember a very annoying Apollo kid bothering me about shadow-traveling."
"Okay, rude. I was more than an annoying Apollo kid, I was the annoying Apollo head counselor." Will told him accusingly.
"Did I really stare into your eyes? In the middle of an interview?"
"It wasn't the first time. When we had Huntress in, the director made us both stare into a camera to compare our eye colors? It was bizarre. Glad I don't work with him anymore."
"I see that, they're similar. Her eyes are more electric though." Nico reasoned.
"Yeah, that's about what the cameramen came up with. And now let's head out." Will finally stood up, slightly dragging Nico up with him.
"You don't have to do this." Nico assured.
"I technically didn't have to be here either so leavin' isn't an issue. Was only here because I'm too old to be at halfblood and healing is fun. Either way, I'm kidnapping you and taking you to the show." Will walked right out of the New Rome hospital, grabbing a bag on his way.
"You haven't changed, in eight years." Nico commented as he followed.
"That's about the worst thing you could say, please don't compare teenage me to current me, that's absolutely terrifying." Will joked.
"You have a point there, younger me was terrible."
"Younger everyone was terrible. And some older people are just as terrible. This is my car, I'm sure you're not used to being in something this shitty, mr. motorcycle." Will opened the passenger door for Nico obnoxiously.
"You'd be surprised, blondie."
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Write 'n Roll ~ Solangelo Hanahaki
FanfictionWhen Will woke up that morning, he didn't guess that the day would change his life. I guess you never realize that something's a big moment until long after the fact, that's always been true. You don't typically wake up and know "today I'm goin...
