Elippo Fic Because I Can

elippo fic because I can

On a Saturday morning, the Boy-squad, minus Elia, was hanging out at the skatepark when Gio got a call from Elia’s mother. They talked for a while, with Gio trying to ignore the stares Luca and Marti were giving him. The call finally ended, and Gio immediately got a thousand questions thrown his way. Before he answered any of them, he said:

“Shut up guys, Elia didn’t come home yesterday. His mum is worried.” “I thought he went home after he got another call from that girl who likes all his Instagram photos.” Luca replied. “I didn’t see him after Silvia and Eva were dancing on the tables.” Martino said. “That’s because you were busy ogling someone else,” Gio said, “but seriously, I don’t remember him leaving with us.”

“Should we go look for him?” Luca asked. “Don’t know where we should start. I’m starting to get worried, it’s not like him to disappear.” Gio said, getting up. Martino felt as if that last part was directed at him, but couldn’t feel angry now that they didn’t know where Elia was.

“Maybe we could call around, maybe the girls have seen him.” Martino suggested, but Gio shook his head: “I don’t know, no need to make other people worried.” They all got up and had silently agreed to walk back to the place the party was held at the night before. They were about halfway there when Martino got an idea. He composed a simple text and hit send. It took only a few minutes to get a reply.

Filippo Sava: No worries, he’s with me. Thought you guys knew.

Martino + that adorable face he makes every time he looks at Niccolò

martino/isak i’m literally crying

Season 2, Episode 5.

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There was silence in the room, broken only by gentle thuds, as Hermione continued to throw books on to one pile or the other. Ron sat watching her, and Harry looked from one to the other, unable to say anything. The measures they had taken to protect their families made him realise, more than anything else could have done, that they really were going to come with him and that they knew exactly how dangerous that would be. He wanted to tell them what that meant to him, but he simply could not find words important enough.