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Roa’s amber eyes flash with anger again, but it’s quickly replaced with his calm, cool look. He stares at Adonis for long moments, irritated with to other man. “I tell you plenty of things you don’t know, Adonis, but whether you choose to believe them or not, is your choice. However foolish that choice may be.” Did he just call the man before him foolish? Yes, he did. It was probably a stupid idea.
Roazin would take the time to regret his underhanded insult later. Normally, he was a clam, nice guy, but something about interacting with Adonis, he was more short tempered. Though, normally, he wasn’t this underhanded or rude. But using his nickname was something Roa hated anyone else besides his mother using.
Roa’s arms were still behind his back, his fingers restlessly fidgeting with his cuff links. He doesn’t have the reaction time to swat Adonis away when the man takes a light hold on his tie. He stiffens at the touch, and opens his mouth, about to speak again. He scowls slightly when Adoins leans forward and whispers into his ear.
He feels his face flush and he takes half a step back, “Well-“ He hesitates, at a momentary loss for words as he stares at Adonis.