<span style="font-size: 15px"><span style="font-family:Open Sans">“That's right bullshit,” Sig told the two who he found to be his parents. “Vincent was the one who wouldn't take no for an answer. If Blue told him once, he told him a thousand times. I told him to fuck off, and then Eivind warned him. I'm not one for shit kicking, but he brought that one on himself.” The smaller wolf shrugged, just happy that they'd gotten the pair separated and it had nothing to do with Vincent's well-being.<br/>
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Blue had gotten out from between the two males, and it helped to dissolve some of the tension. Instead of allowing his father to keep going, Blue interrupted him, speaking his peace, and saying how it was going to be. Eivind relaxed marginally, hoping they would respect that he was an adult, and capable of making his own decisions. Eivind was older, yes, but he felt he was fair, and he didn't mind letting Blue speak for himself, and make his own decisions, regardless of his imposing alpha instinct. Eivind didn't need an unhealthy level of control some might choose to impose over their mate. One he felt Blue had enough footing that his father wasn't going to be able to bulldoze him again, Eivind let him handle the situation, and took a backseat.<br/>
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Katherine seemed as if she was the one to make the final decision, and though she was spewing venom last time, she seemed resolved to Blue's decision. She walked to Eivind, set her hand on his shoulder, and told them to be good to one another. Eivind promised that they would, as they had both tried to do from the beginning. Vincent had gone once the excitement was over, and the threat of security getting involved loomed. Katherin was next out the door, followed by her husband, and Eivind was happy to have that mess sorted and over with. Blue closed and locked the door behind them.<br/>
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“I'm not answering the door next time someone knocks,” Eivind decided. Blue flopped down on the bed, voicing his obvious exasperation. Eivind went to lay down beside him, hand sliding over Blue's stomach while he buried his face in the comforter, feet hanging off the bed. He didn't want to deal with anything else, except perhaps fulfilling Blue's wish once they'd both relaxed a little more. There was what Blue had admitted as well, but it was something to bring up again once they were alone, and Sig wasn't standing there, looking at them in mild irritation.<br/>
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“Seems that way. At least Eivind didn't punch your father,” Sig said, looking at the positive side of things. “I'm really surprised Vincent showed his face so soon. What a fool.” He had no idea the sort of creatures he was dealing with, and causing trouble with Blue was only going to get him further into shit. Causing issues for Blue with his parents was a low blow, and likely he was hoping Eivind would blow up at the man.<br/>
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“You two need to go back to your lives in the middle of nowhere. So people will leave you the hell alone,” Sig suggested, sitting down beside Blue on the bed, patting his knee in sympathy.<br/>
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“I was coming to check on you guys. I see you made it home okay, and then trouble found you. Daniel was a little bit pissy, but I didn't let it ruin my night. This sort of bickering, okay in the wolf world, doesn't have its place here, Eivind.”<br/>
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“Shut up, Sig. I'm not in the mood to deal with a scolding,” Eivind responded, partially muffled where he was pressed into the mattress. Their day had been going so well, and once again something unpleasant had found them.<br/>
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“How cooped up have you been, Eivind? Don't take it out on me when you obviously need to get out and run, or fight, or fuck,” Sig said, friendly, but still putting his foot down when he'd done nothing but be there for the pair. Hotel life was doing the wolf-human pair no favors. City life in general, with Blue having to deal with so much shit at every turn.<br/>
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“I'm sure there's some way to get alcohol sent up to your room,” Sig said by way of suggestion as far as Blue's predicament. He couldn't help with the fucking part and knew better than to make a joke with Eivind's mood already being foul. "I'll be heading back out myself, tonight I think. Even I'm getting a little cooped up here in the city. Daniel's been great, but time to move on to other things. Always leave while they're still wanting more, that sort of thing."</span></span>