Joseph Kavinsky (
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O, daĭ mi lyubovta [for Jack]
Kavinsky gave himself a week. He gave himself a week of distance and focusing on other things, and he was going to get over this stupid infatuation. The knowledge that Jack liked someone else was almost settling, really. It helped to keep the onus of his behavior on himself. Jack was a good kid, and he deserved to have some comfort, and if that meant he explored himself a little bit, then more power to him.
And, well, Kavinsky knew that rough sort of liking someone and being unsure how they felt. At least Poison seemed a relatively safe sort to have a crush on, as far as first queer crashes went. Kavinsky couldn't blame Jack for that, at least.
So, he gave it a week. A week, and then he'd be over this stupid infatuation.
God, he hoped so.
He texted Jack in anticipation of harassing him at his apartment--deliberately not thinking about Chelsea Cloisters, his history with the building, with people who had lived here once, with things he had done here--a simple im coming over and u cant stop me approximately five minutes before he arrived at Jack's door and knocked, sharp and succinct.
And, well, Kavinsky knew that rough sort of liking someone and being unsure how they felt. At least Poison seemed a relatively safe sort to have a crush on, as far as first queer crashes went. Kavinsky couldn't blame Jack for that, at least.
So, he gave it a week. A week, and then he'd be over this stupid infatuation.
God, he hoped so.
He texted Jack in anticipation of harassing him at his apartment--deliberately not thinking about Chelsea Cloisters, his history with the building, with people who had lived here once, with things he had done here--a simple im coming over and u cant stop me approximately five minutes before he arrived at Jack's door and knocked, sharp and succinct.
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"I mean, there are worse things to think about, dude." He shrugged, looking at the space between his and Jack's knees. "But I think space'd be good for you."
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"Yeah," says Jack, nodding. He glances at his phone. There's two texts from Poison. His jaw clenches slightly. "I'm...yeah. I think I need to not see him for a few days."
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"Watch my dumb European singing show," Kavinsky said, snatching up Jack's phone and holding onto it himself so that Jack couldn't sneak a glance at it. "Do you have--fuck, I dunno. Questions or shit? I am mostly a good field of that shit, I have a lot of experience. Like. A lot."
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"I mean, not that I can think of?" says Jack, watching the show idly for a moment. He leans forward to pour himself a little more tea. He thinks about it. "I think I'm going to need way, way more practice if I'm ever going to be able to suck dick in a way that's...in any way approaching proficient."
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"Shit takes practice," Kavinsky said with a nod. "I...have had a lot of practice."
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"I appreciate that," says Jack, and he means that genuinely. He smiles a little, ducking his head. "I mean, I didn't completely screw it up or anything, but yeah. More practice needed if I'm going to make it a regular thing." He blushes. "Feels...kind of weird."
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"Someone once told me to practice on bananas but, man? Do not practice on bananas." Kavinsky sort of giggled about it, though, shaking his head.
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"Jesus," says Jack, momentarily completely and utterly mortified. "Yeah, I am absolutely and completely not practicing on a banana." He sighs. "I miss my sister."
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He leaned his head back. "You haven't told me much about your sister. Like. You don't need to, or whatever. But..."
He'd like to know. Selfishly. Even knowing he probably wouldn't be the only one to know those things about Jack, he'd like to know them.
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"Jillie?" Jack smiles a little, sliding down in the couch as he thinks about it. "We're as close to identical as you can get with different gender twins. She's tall; not quite as tall as me, but pretty close. Longer hair. No distichiasis."
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In truth, Kavinsky could suppose the meaning out of the word, because he'd done enough anatomical research over the years. But it was still worth reminding people, from time to time, that just because he was good at hiding it didn't mean he knew the language they were speaking.
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"Distichiasis." He brushes his eyelashes with his fingers. "Double eyelashes. My mom used to say I had Elizabeth Taylor eyes. But it's just me, not Jillie. She's artistic, too. She draws people. Kinda abstract. She likes colour."
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"And you do--typography and shit. Lettering. Font and graphic design. But not people." Kavinsky remembered that conversation. "She design any of your tattoos, or were those out of a catalog?"
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"Local artist," says Jack, rolling his eyes at the implication he'd picked them off a wall or something. "I paid a shitload for them, but it was totally worth it. Yeah. That's it. Poison reckons I can learn to draw people, but..." He shrugs. "Haven't managed yet." He smiles. "Jillie started getting sick when we were a couple of weeks short of our sixteenth. It got really bad end of last year."
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He was quiet a second, trying to recall if Jack had said what his sister was sick with. He thought he had, but he wasn't sure. Either way, though: "'s fuckin' rough, man."
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"She's a disordered schizophrenic," says Jack, matter-of-factly, like he's telling Kavinsky her shoe size or something. "They've almost got her meds right, or they had the last time I saw her. It was...pretty rough, for a while? She went off the deep-end one morning while we were having breakfast."
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"I know it's rough here," he said, "but just remember that you're back there too, okay? She's got you."
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"That's what I tell myself," he says. "While she was still healing up, they had her on a shit-ton of meds and I was the only one she'd have near me. They let me sleep in her room for weeks."
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"Have you written to her? In Poison's mailbox thing?"
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"Every day since he put it up," admits Jack. "I draw a lot of stuff for her. Tell her about people I've met. Stuff like that." His jaw tightens for a moment. "I helped him dye his hair the other day? Fully freaked out at all of the red. Which was...humiliating."
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"He's full of smart ideas."
Jack groans. If he could go ten minutes without Poison crossing his mind, maybe he'd have proved something to himself. He's not sure what, but it'd be something.
"I'm worried she's going to try and kill herself again and I'm not going to be there."
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He let the joviality rest on them, because it seemed necessary, especially when Jack followed it up with that heavy worry. Kavinsky supposed he could say, again, that Jack would be there. But there was nothing for that, really. And Jack couldn't be all places at once, even back home.
"Hopefully her meds get worked out," Kavinsky said instead, "and everything works out for the best."
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"Shut up. It's totally something to write home about." He rolls his eyes, and smiles, glad that Kavinsky changes the subject. "Last time I saw her, they'd taken her lighter away, so..." He shrugs. "It's been pretty up and down."
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"How'd she have a lighter in the first place? I was in the psych ward of juvie for three days, and they confiscated all my shit while I was in there."
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