[Wally barely pulls away to answer, nibbling on Robin's lower lip as he's sort of half-kissing, half-talking, the corners of his lips quirked in a very Wally manner, and he's whispering now, because this is private. This is their moment and he doesn't want to share it with anyone else.]
Or I could just keep doing this.
[And by this he obviously means kissing, and he has no intentions of stopping to talk for a while unless Robin wants to. Doubtful, since that last kiss was probably meant to get him to shut up. Which is perfectly fine with him right now. Talking isn't exactly necessary, and it's times like these that he actually will shut up. He doesn't want to ruin the moment with his big mouth.
Annnd there goes his brain in a completely different direction... No, Wally, you aren't allowed to think about things like that when you've only just begun another relationship. Especially one where you aren't sure what the boundaries are. It's weird to think that he's actually the more experienced one in this situation, that Robin will be following his lead instead of them both trying to awkwardly figure out what to do next, but that also means he has to be really careful of rushing.
Of course, he and Midori had never gotten past second base, but it's not like he hadn't thought about it. Of course he did, he's a teenager. And maybe if they'd been together longer they would have gotten to third base, but that's not the point here. The point is this is an entirely different ballgame and they're only in the first inning. He needs to take things slow, get accustomed to Robin, because he's so used to Midori.
Robin fits next to him differently (Midori was slightly taller), feels different (she was softer), smells different (he smells like home), and these are all things Wally is slowly picking up on, but he's currently a little distracted by the fact that he's legitimately making out with his best friend. Boyfriend? Whatever. He's making out with Robin and he's so ridiculously happy it's starting to twist his insides into happy little knots and he just... well, he's pretty sure this makes up for the shitty day he had.]
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Or I could just keep doing this.
[And by this he obviously means kissing, and he has no intentions of stopping to talk for a while unless Robin wants to. Doubtful, since that last kiss was probably meant to get him to shut up. Which is perfectly fine with him right now. Talking isn't exactly necessary, and it's times like these that he actually will shut up. He doesn't want to ruin the moment with his big mouth.
Annnd there goes his brain in a completely different direction... No, Wally, you aren't allowed to think about things like that when you've only just begun another relationship. Especially one where you aren't sure what the boundaries are. It's weird to think that he's actually the more experienced one in this situation, that Robin will be following his lead instead of them both trying to awkwardly figure out what to do next, but that also means he has to be really careful of rushing.
Of course, he and Midori had never gotten past second base, but it's not like he hadn't thought about it. Of course he did, he's a teenager. And maybe if they'd been together longer they would have gotten to third base, but that's not the point here. The point is this is an entirely different ballgame and they're only in the first inning. He needs to take things slow, get accustomed to Robin, because he's so used to Midori.
Robin fits next to him differently (Midori was slightly taller), feels different (she was softer), smells different (he smells like home), and these are all things Wally is slowly picking up on, but he's currently a little distracted by the fact that he's legitimately making out with his best friend. Boyfriend? Whatever. He's making out with Robin and he's so ridiculously happy it's starting to twist his insides into happy little knots and he just... well, he's pretty sure this makes up for the shitty day he had.]