Hunter and Prey (One on One) (Closed)

Corbin thought that he heard noises, and he frowned to himself. He set down his glass, leaving it on the counter as he walked down the hall to Matrix’s room. He opened up the door a crack, just to look in, but opened it more when he saw the state Matrix seemed to be in. “Matrix? Are you okay?” He asked.

Corbin walked over to the bed, sitting down towards the end on the edge of it. “What’s wrong?” He asked. He rested his hands on his lap, looking at Matrix with a soft frown on his lips.

Corbin didn’t say anything for a moment. He just simply stared at a wall, then looked over at Matrix again. “Alright, I’m not going to make you talk about it.”

“It’s fine, you don’t need to say sorry,” Corbin told Matrix. “I’m going to go to bed. Do you need anything?” He asked.

Corbin nodded his head in response, getting up off the bed. “Goodnight,” he said as he walked to the door, his leg aching a bit more now. He handn’t used his crutch all day, and he thought that he did decent enough without it.

Corbin glanced over his shoulder at Matrix. “Did you say something?” He asked, standing in the doorway now as he hesitated.

Corbin gave Matrix a frown, obviously not believing him. “Okay then,” he said, stepping away and shutting the door to the bedroom. He went across the hall and to his bedroom, switching the light off as he went in.

(Yeah, that sounds good)

Corbin had gotten up early, just so he was able to go out for a bit before Matrix got up. He had started going to the gym more often, just to stay in shape. He was just getting home, mostly thinking about how amazing a shower would feel.

Corbin wasn’t sure if Matrix was awake yet, and he didn’t check. He dropped his gym bag onto the floor in the kitchen and walked to his bedroom. He shut the door behind him before going into the bathroom and switching the shower on.

Corbin had thought that he could hear noises, but he ignored them. He would deal with whatever was going on after his shower. He got undressed and got under the water, sighing as the hot water soothed his already aching muscles.

Corbin washed his body and hair quickly, getting out only after a few minutes. As he stood in the bathroom and dried off his hair and body, he wondered if he should offer a shower to Matrix.

Corbin walked back into his room, getting dressed quickly. He went out into the hall before opening up the door to Matrix’s room. “Oh, you’re awake,” he said, looming at the demon.

Corbin frowned, arching a brow with confusion. “Sorry? Why are you saying sorry?” He asked before adding on. “Come into the kitchen, I’m going to start making something for breakfast.

Corbin got an idea, and left for just a moment before he came back carrying his crutch. “Here, use this. It should help you walk better,” he said, holding it out to Matrix.

“Go sit at the table, I’ll make something to eat,” Corbin told Matrix. “Do you need any more pain medicine? I’m also going to need to change those bandages, as well.”