30 days of HongIce

Day 8- shopping

Sorry this took me so long

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This was it. This was what would end the world as we know it. This is the moment everything would end. This was the moment... Emil. Ran. Out. Of. LICORICE!!! All his brothers seemed to want nothing to do with it leaving Leon to come with him to make sure Emil didn't kill anyone along the away. No, Emil would never (and has never tied to) kill anyone. However, if it weren’t for Leon, the check-out lady would have been seriously injured. Maybe this will explain something…

Not only was Emil angry, he was completely and utterly paranoid. No one know how but all that licorice was his #1 way to solve stress, depression, anxiety, you name it! That licorice (and Leon of course) was one of the only ways he was able to put up with all of the world’s (but mostly Mathias’s) bull shit. This is why Leon had to come along when he had to go to the store to get more. Emil had very quickly found the section it was in and picked out several packages of it. Regularly, Leon would question this. However, he knew today was not a good time. The faster they got out of the store, the better. Although, it seemed as if the word had other plans. The line at the checkout was practically never ending. Unlike emails patients, it was huge. As for the people in it… if you know about the German simulation you know how long it took them to get to the front. If you don’t, I’m basically saying people did every possible thing to make the wait longer. By the time they were first in line, Emil was going to scream at the next person to waist his time. This threat became a reality when the clerk turned off the light the signified the station was open. The Icelandic boy stared at the worker in disbelief. When she realized the death stare, she acted as if she had done nothing wrong. It only took one word to send Emil flying over the edge. The word “what” was heard from the female workers mouth and Emil went on a rampage. He was pissed off. There is no other was to describe it. He was passed off and nothing was going to turn that around. Emil was soon asked to leave the store and never got the licorice he wanted.

That night, Leon suck into Emil’s house through his window. Emil was still wake and couldn’t sleep without his licorice. “What is it?” he sounded mad, although his didn’t correct his tone or apologize, he knew how rude he sounded. He was just too stubborn and paranoid to make up for it. Leon knew Emil didn’t want to hear words. He was sick of words. He hated the idea of words. Because of this, Leon just did a simple action. He held out the licorice he had bought for him after the incident. Emil smiled, jumping up to hug his Asian boyfriend. “Thank you!!!” he said cling onto him. He was happy. Not only did he have licorice, but he also had a boyfriend who he knew loved him… and he loved him back.