Body heat next to him.
Not a word, just a few more breaths.
A new day won't wash them away.
[24/24]
Body heat next to him.
Not a word, just a few more breaths.
A new day won't wash them away.
[24/24]
He watches them, stilling his breathing one second at a time.
[23/?]
He watches them, stilling his breathing one second at a time.
[23/?]
His lungs search for air, paralyzed and burning.
There are images under his eyelids.
He opens his eyes to replace them with something, anything, but there’s nothing but darkness.
[22/?]
His lungs search for air, paralyzed and burning.
There are images under his eyelids.
He opens his eyes to replace them with something, anything, but there’s nothing but darkness.
[22/?]
They stare at each other for a few seconds, A.'s teeth showing up white in a smile.
«Do you know her?»
The thump of a body slammed against the wall.
[21/?]
They stare at each other for a few seconds, A.'s teeth showing up white in a smile.
«Do you know her?»
The thump of a body slammed against the wall.
[21/?]
«I heard this one guy ask who the hell Björk was and I fucked him anyway.»
J. shakes his head and tries to hide an exasperated smile behind the palm of one hand, fingers scratching on his beard.
[20/?]
«I heard this one guy ask who the hell Björk was and I fucked him anyway.»
J. shakes his head and tries to hide an exasperated smile behind the palm of one hand, fingers scratching on his beard.
[20/?]
«Very mature.»
A. secures the key inside in his pocket.
«I agree, I've grown up a lot lately.»
J. stands there, arms crossed, waiting for things to get stupid.
«Like, the other day?»
A. gets a few steps closer, face all serious.
[19/?]
«Very mature.»
A. secures the key inside in his pocket.
«I agree, I've grown up a lot lately.»
J. stands there, arms crossed, waiting for things to get stupid.
«Like, the other day?»
A. gets a few steps closer, face all serious.
[19/?]
A. fakes another smile, meets J.'s eyes once more and raises two fingers from each hand, indexes and thumbs facing each other.
In Italian that means I'll kick your ass.
[18/?]
A. fakes another smile, meets J.'s eyes once more and raises two fingers from each hand, indexes and thumbs facing each other.
In Italian that means I'll kick your ass.
[18/?]
«I just have to take it out of the oven. You guys can talk» and he smiles at the both of them.
[17/?]
«I just have to take it out of the oven. You guys can talk» and he smiles at the both of them.
[17/?]
«Gloria, yes» another nod. «A muse of mine.»
J. comes out of the kitchen just before his mother can start listing all of her gay, black and communist friends.
«It's almost ready.»
[16/?]
«Gloria, yes» another nod. «A muse of mine.»
J. comes out of the kitchen just before his mother can start listing all of her gay, black and communist friends.
«It's almost ready.»
[16/?]
His eyes hover towards the kitchen and clears his throat.
«Right? They don't make that kind of music anymore. Cher, Madonna, Michael Jackson, Gloria! What a woman she is.»
[15/?]
His eyes hover towards the kitchen and clears his throat.
«Right? They don't make that kind of music anymore. Cher, Madonna, Michael Jackson, Gloria! What a woman she is.»
[15/?]
A. nods a few times, then a few times more, as if they could fill the silence in the room.
«I was crazy about Duran Duran» the woman lets him know with a bit of forced laugh.
«Really?» he asks, all amazed. «That's crazy.»
[14/?]
A. nods a few times, then a few times more, as if they could fill the silence in the room.
«I was crazy about Duran Duran» the woman lets him know with a bit of forced laugh.
«Really?» he asks, all amazed. «That's crazy.»
[14/?]
A fifty-seven-year-old body at his side and some cheap perfume besieging his nostrils.
She may have spilled some room deodorant on herself.
«Mainly electronic» and pretends to smile.
[13/?]
A fifty-seven-year-old body at his side and some cheap perfume besieging his nostrils.
She may have spilled some room deodorant on herself.
«Mainly electronic» and pretends to smile.
[13/?]
«What’s so strange about it?»
J. arches an eyebrow and «Oh, well... absolutely nothing.»
A. stares at him, theatrically insulted.
«It better» and elbows him lightly.
[12/?]
«What’s so strange about it?»
J. arches an eyebrow and «Oh, well... absolutely nothing.»
A. stares at him, theatrically insulted.
«It better» and elbows him lightly.
[12/?]
«You should donate your brain to science.»
«Let them take it, I don't need it.»
J. contemplates the idea with a smirk.
«No, you don't, judging from the pictures you take...»
[11/?]
«You should donate your brain to science.»
«Let them take it, I don't need it.»
J. contemplates the idea with a smirk.
«No, you don't, judging from the pictures you take...»
[11/?]
A. nods slowly, wrapping his head around it.
«I could go without for a couple of days.»
[11/?]
A. nods slowly, wrapping his head around it.
«I could go without for a couple of days.»
[11/?]
They're going through each other's photo library.
«Close enough. They tried to explore the different facets of colour. Its significance in everyday life, art, the technological era, its role in history and society. (…)
[10/?]
They're going through each other's photo library.
«Close enough. They tried to explore the different facets of colour. Its significance in everyday life, art, the technological era, its role in history and society. (…)
[10/?]
[9/?]
[9/?]
«The world in colour» he lingers on the painting, no bullshit this time, as he scrolls through his library.
«Meaning?» his forehead gets wrinkty.
A. shrugs.
[7/?]
«The world in colour» he lingers on the painting, no bullshit this time, as he scrolls through his library.
«Meaning?» his forehead gets wrinkty.
A. shrugs.
[7/?]
«What?» and when J. gets close, one of his curls tingles on A.'s cheek.
«This gangbang of colour» he betters the phone's viewing angle for him.
«What do you see?»
A. thinks about it, or pretends to.
«A gangbang of colour» he insists, face a deadpan.
[6/?]
«What?» and when J. gets close, one of his curls tingles on A.'s cheek.
«This gangbang of colour» he betters the phone's viewing angle for him.
«What do you see?»
A. thinks about it, or pretends to.
«A gangbang of colour» he insists, face a deadpan.
[6/?]
«Ten minutes» he informs lazily.
They both know it'll be another ten minutes, and then twenty, and then thirty until night comes.
[5/?]
«Ten minutes» he informs lazily.
They both know it'll be another ten minutes, and then twenty, and then thirty until night comes.
[5/?]