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"Blondie. What a pleasant nickname. Mind if I use it?"
His voice was sharp, cruel, cutting through his own heart and making it throb.
He didn't show much emotion around strangers.
He liked it that way.
Jazz...
Jazz was a totally different thing.
Nothing... Nothing could touch Jazz.
No one could touch Jazz.
Jazz was Asher's, and Asher's only.
He shoved open the door of the bathroom, closing it loudly behind himself - never-mind it being almost midnight-thirty in the morning - and started up the shower, stripping.
Smooth lines, rippling muscles, creamy skin that looked delicious enough to eat.
Colden's eyes narrowed and he kicked the bathroom door as he passed, heading back to his room, "Call me that and I'll kick your teeth in, Newbie," he snarled lowly, though he knew Asher would hear him. He continued on, closing his bedroom door softly behind him. He didn't go slamming doors- there was no point in waking anyone else and having to deal with cranky Shadowhunters.
He sprawled out on his bed and rubbed his face. Another spell of insomnia was making his head spin and he stared up at the ceiling.
Colden sighed heavily and forced himself to get out of bed. Weirdly enough, he was always exhausted, but couldn't fall asleep in bed. He opened the door and narrowed his blue eyes at Asher, "You're going to need to be a quick learner, newbie. People aren't always helpful, especially when they've had a long day."
Colden made a small scoffing noise and strode past Asher, heading down the hallway, "I never said no, did I? Just think of that as a friendly warning."
Why do I even bother? I can't protect myself! I can't even pretend, "Oh, no, I'm not a faery at all!" Nope. If I decide to show people my Fey side, they ruin it. They trash it. Being a Shadowhunter protects me. But I'm tainting who I am. And Mamma never wanted that.
He hesitated, but then took a step inside Asher's room, "I wasn't afraid of you hurting me.." he muttered, a tad defensive.
Colden was a distant guy too. He seemed friendly and open, but the only person he was close to anymore was Ezekiel. He emotionally avoided anyone else.
The blonde's face morphed into a scowl and he took a step back. He hated this game of tug-of-war, "Stop jerking me around. You seem to hate me, then you're inviting me to your room, looking all concerned, and now you say I wouldn't want to know you. I hate all these stupid games."
Colden crossed his arms and leaned against the wall, not getting any closer than that to the other male, "I'm trying to find the people- or creatures- that killed my parents," he bluntly stated, gaze hard.
"I was thirteen when they were killed," Colden replied, though he didn't sound as enthusiastic as Asher. He sounded tired. His whole demeanor was exhausted.
"I had no way of knowing who killed them for years. Until I met Ezekiel."