[Watching Hiccup is something Jack always likes doing, but today? Today is extra special. All the joy and amazement is wonderful to see in that cute face, it makes Jack want to spend the rest of his life just doing this: making Hiccup happy. And that's one heavy thought for a pair of teenagers that have been friends for a year and boyfriends for a month, heavy and scary. Jack gulps and quickly throws it to the back of his mind, concentrating on the here and now: summer.
Nodding, he points at the speakers on a corner, a sign selling the best in sound systems.]
We can't hear it from here, but they can "speak" too. Wizard have radios, right? Same thing. You watch and listen to the people on the screen.
[His phone can record too, of course, and Jack would love to take pics of Hiccup's amazed faces, but he doesn't have the heart to take it back from his boyfriend's fingers. Maybe later. Now, he takes Hiccup's hand again and drags him some steps back, less hurried this time. It seems the electronic store is part of a much bigger building, one that has many other shops and transparent doors that open by their own when the muggles get near.]
There is more. Lots of more. This is what they call a shopping mall - think of Diagon Alley but inside a building. [He's pointing at the moving doors in front of them as he speaks, using the thumb of his free hand, because no way he wants to let go of Hiccup again. A big grin comes along with that gesture.] I asked you before if you wanna go to my house or do some tourism first, but something tells me I already know the answer.
[He doesn't say more after that, and he doesn't move either. Let's see if he can get Hiccup excited enough to do the dragging himself. Would he run inside like a little kid maybe? Jack can't wait.]
excuse you that's not what he signed up for
Nodding, he points at the speakers on a corner, a sign selling the best in sound systems.]
We can't hear it from here, but they can "speak" too. Wizard have radios, right? Same thing. You watch and listen to the people on the screen.
[His phone can record too, of course, and Jack would love to take pics of Hiccup's amazed faces, but he doesn't have the heart to take it back from his boyfriend's fingers. Maybe later. Now, he takes Hiccup's hand again and drags him some steps back, less hurried this time. It seems the electronic store is part of a much bigger building, one that has many other shops and transparent doors that open by their own when the muggles get near.]
There is more. Lots of more. This is what they call a shopping mall - think of Diagon Alley but inside a building. [He's pointing at the moving doors in front of them as he speaks, using the thumb of his free hand, because no way he wants to let go of Hiccup again. A big grin comes along with that gesture.] I asked you before if you wanna go to my house or do some tourism first, but something tells me I already know the answer.
[He doesn't say more after that, and he doesn't move either. Let's see if he can get Hiccup excited enough to do the dragging himself. Would he run inside like a little kid maybe? Jack can't wait.]