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For some reason, Emil asking Levi if he was afraid of him completely blind sided him. It was a reasonable question, certainly, but he never thought his brother would care enough to ask. He held his breath for a few seconds while he waffled about whether or not he should be honest. In the end, he decided on partial honesty. "I'm not afraid of you when you're like this," he said, exhaling. "Of course I'm afraid of you when you get angry. I think anyone would be." Even if Emil asked him for the truth, Levi didn't want to tell him about how he altered almost all of his behaviours just to keep him happy, and not set him off. Hell, Levi didn't even like acknowledging that himself. It would ruin the moment, and he didn't want that.
Emil's nostalgia made Levi smile, though he was quite taken aback to hear that he used to be jealous of him. "... No, I didn't know you were jealous of me," he admitted. "I used to be jealous of you, because you were cool. You had so many friends, and I didn't. I was the kid who got notes taped onto his locker that said 'faggot', because I was in dance. And look like a girl, I guess. Even with shorter hair. Whatever. Did you know I got the shit kicked out of me in gym class, once? But they were careful to avoid anything that could be seen over my clothes." Levi frowned at the memory. "And it seemed like you could get away with anything, whereas I couldn't get a 'B' without mom and dad flipping out... so I guess we were both jealous of each other, for equally stupid reasons." He huffed softly, and smirked. "Sucks to be them, though. I probably got more pussy from being in dance than they have in their entire life, and I didn't even take their clothes off." Plus, dance helped him become quite flexible - in and out of the bedroom.
As his brother continued - talking more than he'd ever heard him talk - Levi's face softened, and he tucked his head under his chin. "You can't help who you love," he murmured. "It's not like I woke up one day and said, 'I want to fall madly in love with my brother, that sounds like a great idea, not like it's incredibly taboo or illegal or anything'." It happened gradually over years, and no matter what Emil did, it didn't go away. By now, Levi just accepted that he was insane. At Emil's apology, his face heated slightly, and he wrapped his arms around his torso. "... It's okay. I... don't really mind it, when you say it," he confessed. "Pretty sure you could call me anything you wanted, and I wouldn't mind."
Emil's nostalgia made Levi smile, though he was quite taken aback to hear that he used to be jealous of him. "... No, I didn't know you were jealous of me," he admitted. "I used to be jealous of you, because you were cool. You had so many friends, and I didn't. I was the kid who got notes taped onto his locker that said 'faggot', because I was in dance. And look like a girl, I guess. Even with shorter hair. Whatever. Did you know I got the shit kicked out of me in gym class, once? But they were careful to avoid anything that could be seen over my clothes." Levi frowned at the memory. "And it seemed like you could get away with anything, whereas I couldn't get a 'B' without mom and dad flipping out... so I guess we were both jealous of each other, for equally stupid reasons." He huffed softly, and smirked. "Sucks to be them, though. I probably got more pussy from being in dance than they have in their entire life, and I didn't even take their clothes off." Plus, dance helped him become quite flexible - in and out of the bedroom.
As his brother continued - talking more than he'd ever heard him talk - Levi's face softened, and he tucked his head under his chin. "You can't help who you love," he murmured. "It's not like I woke up one day and said, 'I want to fall madly in love with my brother, that sounds like a great idea, not like it's incredibly taboo or illegal or anything'." It happened gradually over years, and no matter what Emil did, it didn't go away. By now, Levi just accepted that he was insane. At Emil's apology, his face heated slightly, and he wrapped his arms around his torso. "... It's okay. I... don't really mind it, when you say it," he confessed. "Pretty sure you could call me anything you wanted, and I wouldn't mind."