Re: December 28th, morning

Date: 2 Jan 2026 01:08 (UTC)
empathicfault: (Questioning)
From: [personal profile] empathicfault
Will takes in the serenity of the scene, the house, the river... His mouth might be hanging open a bit.

"Malcolm, this is beautiful. Is it- did you arrange a vacation here?" He has to ask, even if he suspects it might be more. Malcolm doesn't usually pull out the 'too much' concern with him.

Re: December 28th, morning

Date: 2 Jan 2026 03:56 (UTC)
empathicfault: (Sunshine Smile)
From: [personal profile] empathicfault
It's so much. That's partially why he had to ask. Despite enjoying audacity often since his death, the idea of buying a house as a gift isn't a natural one.

But as the concept fully settles in, his smile only grows. Tears build in his eyes. "You've made a place for us in your world...a perfect getaway. I love it."

He puts his arm around Malcolm's shoulders. "Care to show me around?"

Re: December 28th, morning

Date: 3 Jan 2026 03:52 (UTC)
empathicfault: (Unguarded Smile)
From: [personal profile] empathicfault
It does make sense, why Malcolm would have to get this property in his world. But Will still thinks the space is poetic- it's clearly meant for both of them, and it makes it really feel like he belongs here, too. Like his farmhouse did. Like the ship does. He takes the key on a chain and puts it around his neck immediately.

He follows Malcolm on the tour of the whole place. It's the most luxurious cabin he's ever seen, but he would still qualify it as the cabin. It's all thoughtfully furnished and it even has the skylight over the bed.

Malcolm mentions making a fire pit and Will beams at him. "We can. I've never put one together before, so it'll be new for both of us." He's clearly already looking for good spots for it, staring over to the river. "How'd you even find this place? It must've taken awhile."

Re: December 28th, morning

Date: 3 Jan 2026 21:49 (UTC)
empathicfault: (Amused)
From: [personal profile] empathicfault
Will chuckles at the thought of Malcolm sneaking past him the past couple of days to work on this. He squeezes his husband close.

"I knew you were distracted, but I just assumed it was something at work. I never would've guessed it was this. Were people dropping off furniture right up until we arrived?" he asks, sounding impressed.
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