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"How many men have confessed their love to me today? Oh, only the 4, it's a rather slow day," he smirked playfully, easing back when the drinks he'd taken the liberty of ordering for them arrived. Of course, they were both strong in alcohol content - and it wasn't because he was purposely trying to get the other drunk. Not at all. Jasper was now 21 and he wanted to at least have some fun with him - drinking and just having a laugh was what most friends did.
"Although, I'm not entertaining any of those lovesick little men right now, I'm kind of taken already," he continued, wiggling his fingers to draw emphasise to the astoundingly large diamond ring on his finger, smiling proudly at how it captured the light. Theodore wasn't one to be subtle, after all. If he was going to be handed a wedding ring, he wanted it to be big, expensive and totally representative of the wealth and status he possessed. Fortunately, he'd found a man that was quite happy to splash out thousands on a ring for him without flinching... but that was mostly because Theodore had helped him become rich.
When you were dating the Devil, you tended to get what you wanted.
"You know him, actually," smirked Theo quietly, though it did falter a little once realising the complications in friendship between Jasper and his husband. "...Look, don't freak out. He made one dumb mistake and it ended your friendship, but I... I happen to rather like him and he likes me-- I fucking married him, I think it's obvious I love him and-- he's just arrived, so don't be a fucking bastard to him, Jasp-- hey honey~"
Stopping from his pleading threats to Jasper, the demon eagerly waved and then leaned up to meet the lips of his apparent husband who, after returning the affection, slid into the booth behind Theo, nodding weakly across at Jasper.
Tyler knew this was awkward. Jasper had been his best friend since they were kids-- and then he ruined that by sleeping with Jasper's girlfriend in an effort to convince himself he wasn't gay. It had been the worst mistake of his life and, at that time, everything had gone wrong in his life. Theodore was behind that downfall, having ruined the boy's life because he upset Jasper so much. It left Tyler out of school, with no scholarship and no real future. In fact, when he was 19, he was on the streets because his family kicked him out, unable to deal with him finally coming out the closet. Everything had seemed utterly disastrous for him.
Until he met Theodore again, just a year ago. At first, he recognised him as his old teacher who hadn't been all that nice to him. Things evidently moved very quickly between them because, just a month later, Tyler was married and had gone from being homeless to being a billionaire.
Oh, and he wasn't really human anymore. He had undergone that transformation at Theodore's insistence, and it was mostly obvious that something had happened to him. He'd always been cute, but it was a subtle sort of beauty that only appeared once really getting to know him.
Now, he was the epitome of physical perfection. With Theodore at his side, they were evidently a handsome couple with unparalleled power-- and Tyler was obviously perfectly fine with that.
"I, uh... I missed 'ya-- like, I get I fucked up, dude. I get it, but it's been years and I... I'm sorry? I've grown up a lot and you have a boyfriend now, yeah? I'm married, so... so we're both grown up and-- and I wanna, like, get on with you again, as mates-- you can take as long as you need... forgiving me," the now handsome man began, though with a dorky smile he'd always had since he was a kid. "...I'm not an immature kid anymore, you know? I... I've done a lot of growing up."
"Although, I'm not entertaining any of those lovesick little men right now, I'm kind of taken already," he continued, wiggling his fingers to draw emphasise to the astoundingly large diamond ring on his finger, smiling proudly at how it captured the light. Theodore wasn't one to be subtle, after all. If he was going to be handed a wedding ring, he wanted it to be big, expensive and totally representative of the wealth and status he possessed. Fortunately, he'd found a man that was quite happy to splash out thousands on a ring for him without flinching... but that was mostly because Theodore had helped him become rich.
When you were dating the Devil, you tended to get what you wanted.
"You know him, actually," smirked Theo quietly, though it did falter a little once realising the complications in friendship between Jasper and his husband. "...Look, don't freak out. He made one dumb mistake and it ended your friendship, but I... I happen to rather like him and he likes me-- I fucking married him, I think it's obvious I love him and-- he's just arrived, so don't be a fucking bastard to him, Jasp-- hey honey~"
Stopping from his pleading threats to Jasper, the demon eagerly waved and then leaned up to meet the lips of his apparent husband who, after returning the affection, slid into the booth behind Theo, nodding weakly across at Jasper.
Tyler knew this was awkward. Jasper had been his best friend since they were kids-- and then he ruined that by sleeping with Jasper's girlfriend in an effort to convince himself he wasn't gay. It had been the worst mistake of his life and, at that time, everything had gone wrong in his life. Theodore was behind that downfall, having ruined the boy's life because he upset Jasper so much. It left Tyler out of school, with no scholarship and no real future. In fact, when he was 19, he was on the streets because his family kicked him out, unable to deal with him finally coming out the closet. Everything had seemed utterly disastrous for him.
Until he met Theodore again, just a year ago. At first, he recognised him as his old teacher who hadn't been all that nice to him. Things evidently moved very quickly between them because, just a month later, Tyler was married and had gone from being homeless to being a billionaire.
Oh, and he wasn't really human anymore. He had undergone that transformation at Theodore's insistence, and it was mostly obvious that something had happened to him. He'd always been cute, but it was a subtle sort of beauty that only appeared once really getting to know him.
Now, he was the epitome of physical perfection. With Theodore at his side, they were evidently a handsome couple with unparalleled power-- and Tyler was obviously perfectly fine with that.
"I, uh... I missed 'ya-- like, I get I fucked up, dude. I get it, but it's been years and I... I'm sorry? I've grown up a lot and you have a boyfriend now, yeah? I'm married, so... so we're both grown up and-- and I wanna, like, get on with you again, as mates-- you can take as long as you need... forgiving me," the now handsome man began, though with a dorky smile he'd always had since he was a kid. "...I'm not an immature kid anymore, you know? I... I've done a lot of growing up."