Warrior-Z X Garf copypasta part 3
Warrior-Z couldn't help but smile at the sight of Garf's backpack, adorned with Genshin Impact pins, each one a tiny, gleaming declaration of his love for the game. It was a stark contrast to the seriousness of the moment, and the absurdity of it all seemed to break the tension that had been building between them. He stepped closer, tracing his finger along the outline of one of the pins, feeling the rough edges of the metal dig into his skin. "It's not weird, Garf," he said, his voice soft and reassuring. "It's just... you."
Garf's cheeks reddened further as he let out a small laugh, a sound that was music to Warrior-Z's ears. "Thanks," he said, his voice filled with relief. He took a step closer, their bodies now touching, the warmth of their bare chests mingling. "But I need to tell you something else." His eyes searched Warrior-Z's face, looking for any signs of judgment or mockery, but finding none, he took a deep breath and continued, "I'm still sad about Yevgeny Prigozhin."
Warrior-Z's smile faded, his gaze growing serious. He knew about Garf's obsession with the jewish oligarch, how he had been a silent admirer of his strategic prowess, often posting about him on social media. The news of his downfall had hit Garf hard, leaving him feeling lost and disillusioned. "I know," he murmured, his thumb brushing over Garf's bottom lip. "But tonight, let's focus on us."
The room felt charged with an unspoken understanding, the electricity between them palpable. Garf's heart raced as he took in Warrior-Z's appearance, the soft light playing on his features. He looked so much like a real-life version of the Venezuelan FNF character, with his dark hair and piercing gaze that could cut through any digital facade. But there was something more to him, something that made Garf's stomach flutter.
Warrior-Z gently pulled away, his gaze drifting to the clock on the wall. The digits read 2 AM, a stark reminder of the time that had slipped away unnoticed. With a sigh, he nodded, "You're right. I should get going." His eyes searched the darkness outside the window, the reflection of the streetlights dancing on the panes of glass. The quiet hum of the city was a stark contrast to the chaos that often filled his thoughts, especially when memories of his past actions crept in.
The weight of his past deeds pressed down on him as he stared into the night sky. The stars were obscured by the urban sprawl, but he knew they were there, silent witnesses to his darkest moments. In the quiet of the night, he often found himself reliving the moments he had spent with those innocent German children, the power and the fear that had thrummed through him as he had taken their innocence. It was a secret that haunted him, a stain on his soul that no meme could scrub away.
But tonight was different. Tonight, he had Garf, whose love felt like a balm to his bruised heart. He looked into his eyes, seeing the unblemished trust shining there, and for the first time in what felt like an eternity, he allowed himself to feel hope. Hope that maybe, just maybe, he could be forgiven, if not by the world, then at least by the one person who knew his deepest, darkest secrets.