Erik comes back on Tuesdays. He never gets use to it: the way he must steal in to the mansion like a

Erik comes back on Tuesdays. He never gets use to it: the way he must steal in to the mansion like a
Erik comes back on Tuesdays. He never gets use to it: the way he must steal in to the mansion like a
Erik comes back on Tuesdays. He never gets use to it: the way he must steal in to the mansion like a
Erik comes back on Tuesdays. He never gets use to it: the way he must steal in to the mansion like a
Erik comes back on Tuesdays. He never gets use to it: the way he must steal in to the mansion like a

Erik comes back on Tuesdays. He never gets use to it: the way he must steal in to the mansion like a thief, the pills by the bed, the changes to the doorways, the order of books on the bookshelves. Sometimes he thinks he’s punishing himself, but he always stays until Charles wakes. Charles can lose himself in other people’s thoughts, but in his bed, next to the warmth of his body, Erik makes an argument (for the Brotherhood, for himself): they’re not merely a whim, an idea, or a dream. He refuses to think that it’s because he doesn’t want to leave. -- source link
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