Post by Gabriel Kingsly on Jul 21, 2019 1:48:39 GMT
Gabriel knew from his place here, that free time was hardly a thing. He was happy though that the library still issued out books when someone from the low risk would come with the trolly and he'd often get whatever books he could get his hands on. Last week it was a long mystery novel which he finished in two days and ended up re-reading it and finding mistakes in it. Today there wasn't much to pick so he ended up with some book about aliens he supposed, the cover looking like it was dark woods just before a sunset, the title Deathstroke at the top. It was during free time so the cell doors were open. Feeling safer in the confines of the cell, he often never left it unless Malcolm wanted him to. He knew there were other threats around and he did his best to a) avoid the hell out of others who would challenge and b) keep out of any trouble. After being framed and his constant reminders of his nightmares when he would wake up in a cold sweat from the memories of his father's beatings, Gabriel filled them up with time reading or writing.
Writing was out of the question though. the journal that a guard was nice enough to give him was already full. Mostly of sketches and wishes and some of what he did one day or the dreams that would haunt him. he kept it close but he knew if Malcolm so chose to, he'd read it. Part of him felt embarrassed over it since on sleepless nights he would literally sketch the man with what little light there was. He wouldn't openly admit that he was handsome and that okay maybe there was a little crush there. but feelings like that were dangerous. He was sitting in the corner on the bed reading the new book he had, looking bored with his chin in his hand and book in the lap, giving a heavy sigh. so far the book wasn't very promising.
Malcolm Fade
Writing was out of the question though. the journal that a guard was nice enough to give him was already full. Mostly of sketches and wishes and some of what he did one day or the dreams that would haunt him. he kept it close but he knew if Malcolm so chose to, he'd read it. Part of him felt embarrassed over it since on sleepless nights he would literally sketch the man with what little light there was. He wouldn't openly admit that he was handsome and that okay maybe there was a little crush there. but feelings like that were dangerous. He was sitting in the corner on the bed reading the new book he had, looking bored with his chin in his hand and book in the lap, giving a heavy sigh. so far the book wasn't very promising.
Malcolm Fade