It's not a question. No sooner does he finish speaking than he starts forward, all but marching toward the building. He doesn't look back. Part of him has decided he doesn't need to -- it's the part of him that somehow, oddly enough, trusts the other man will follow. That someone will have his back.
"Keep up."
Not that he intends to leave him behind... which feels as if it doesn't need to be said, really.
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It's not a question. No sooner does he finish speaking than he starts forward, all but marching toward the building. He doesn't look back. Part of him has decided he doesn't need to -- it's the part of him that somehow, oddly enough, trusts the other man will follow. That someone will have his back.
"Keep up."
Not that he intends to leave him behind... which feels as if it doesn't need to be said, really.