[ no, he hadn’t said it clearly enough, not like this, so plainly reassuring. to be fair, eggsy hadn't asked either, perhaps for fear of the answer. presently, his brows arch in surprise. he’d thought that the choice of a phone call rather than a meeting and thomas’ subsequent reaction to eggsy asking about why things had changed — well, it seemed like it meant the end of his pushiness. and he would be alright with that 'cause it's thomas' friendship he values, not the odds of shagging again after a night where everything just happened. he hadn't gone home with someone else, then he'd run into thomas, and thomas had been bolder than ever. lucky, as he'd said to thomas after. ]
It wasn’t unwelcome then, [ a confirmation that thomas means that. his voice ticks up as he continues, canting his head. ] or it's not unwelcome now?
[ his eyes sharpen on thomas, searching for any signs of uncertainty. and suggesting that maybe he means right now and not a general now. now that eggsy knows the truth. ]
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It wasn’t unwelcome then, [ a confirmation that thomas means that. his voice ticks up as he continues, canting his head. ] or it's not unwelcome now?
[ his eyes sharpen on thomas, searching for any signs of uncertainty. and suggesting that maybe he means right now and not a general now. now that eggsy knows the truth. ]