"You need to leave before Laurel gets back," he spat at Rosen.

"You should at least change the sheets before she sleeps in them with you," he chuckled as he got up and looked for his pants.

Nic didn't look at Rosen as he kept looking for socks and stressing.

"By the way, I'm Rosen, not David," he said, amused at Nic's name dropping.

Nic froze for a few moments. Then suddenly, still facing away from Rosen, he growled with a deep anger, "Get out!"

"Was on my way out," Rosen noted, even more amused now, "I have such a touchy new master..." he smirked before heading for the door with his shoes in on hand.

Just before he opened the door, Nic made a few things clear. "This never happened," he spat, still angry. "I'm straight. And never say that name again."

Rosen laughed outright, "It did happen, we both enjoyed it, you're not straight and David's a pretty name," he smirked before opening the door, "See you later, lover."

The aura from Nic got really dark before Rosen left. But he didn't move.

Rosen shut the door behind him before going to find Wolfe with a skip in his step. Wolfe soon checked to see in Raven and Laurel were back yet.

Raven was still out having fun with Laurel.

So Wolfe waited patiently for their return.

When Laurel started to tire out, Raven took her back to the resort.

(lol I randomly check the page at the exact moment you post)

Laurel had really spent it up, buying some new clothes and presents for Nic. "I can't wait him to see it all," she giggled as she stepped off the boat. Wolfe was there to meet them, Laurel seemed to tense up a little as she saw Wolfe. "I'm.. um... going to see Nic, bye RayRay," she said quietly, using her new nickname for him as she scurried off.

Wolfe looked a little confused at her reaction to him but shook it off as he focused at Raven.

Raven seemed a little confused at Laurel's reaction too as he watched her run off. "Huh," he mused before turning back to Wolfe.

"Rosen's done and wants to share what he found out," Wolfe explained.

So Laurel went to Nic's room and knocked cheerfully on the door.