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Drabble - Chris and Darren in Paris. Sometimes timing sucks. 880 words.

Chris is giving his room the once over, checking that he’s packed everything in his case before he heads down to meet Alla in the lobby. He checks his phone, sees that he has no messages, and pockets it. His chest suddenly feels heavy, like there is a weight attached to his heart, trying to bring him down.

He only allows the feeling to consume him for a second before he shakes his head. He knows that if he gave in he would end up waiting in his room with his eyes glued to his cell and probably miss the Eurostar. If there’s anything better than travelling through Paris, watching the city disappear into the countryside before looking up at the night’s sky in London, he hasn’t experienced it yet.

He slowly pulls his jacket on, or rather his jacket. He had leant it to Chris when Brian accidently fell asleep on his leather one. He must have been dreaming about catching mice because when Chris went to put it on the next day it was covered in fur and there were three long strips of ripped fabric.

There’s a knock at his door and Chris thinks it must be Alla trying to hurry him along. It isn’t like the journey to London is long, but she has some last minute business with the store manager before he goes home and the hotel they’re staying in does a good steak for dinner (so he’s been told).

“I’m almost ready,” Chris says as he opens the door. He stops still, his lips parting around an oh before they soften around a smile. “Hi.” His voice is a little breathless, like him being here has removed all of the air from the room. It would explain Chris’ sudden lightheadness.

Darren is looking sheepish; almost guilty. He’s wearing his U of M hoodie and a navy beanie over his long curls. He’s wearing fingerless gloves and is holding a white paper bag ,his fingers gripping around the oddly shaped contents.

“Hi,” Darren says. His voice is warm like honey and it makes something twist hotly in Chris’ stomach. He smiles awkwardly, almost nervously as he holds up the bag like a peace offering. “I got you breakfast.”

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Darren Criss: I love shaving!
Darren Criss: *doesn't shave for two months*
Darren Criss: *grows mountain man beard*

jamjalex:

do you ever sit there and work out the age difference between you and the celebrity you’re in love with and try to explain to yourself that 10 years isn’t THAT MUCH

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I’m a big shaving guru, and I’m a straight razor guy, though I use all kinds of different things because I have to be fresh-faced every day so I look like I’m 16. You know, there’s a lot of shaving no-no’s most men don’t really know about. A lot of my friends that have really bad razor burn are doing stuff that’s pretty easily avoidable. Again, wash your face before you shave—that’ll clean off a lot of garbage that’s up in your face, and if you’re shaving against that you’re just packing that junk into your skin. Then it collects and you’re left with problems.

I like taking pride and joy in the ritual of shaving. Every man deserves that alone time in the bathroom, even if guys don’t want to admit it. We don’t have boobs or skirts to hike up (in most cases, at least) and we don’t have makeup to apply. So when it comes down to shaving, it’s something that should be a ritual—a fun experience where you feel like a man. I don’t see why grooming can’t be cool. —Darren Criss on shaving. (Details.com)

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Radioactive - Imagine Dragons (Itunes session acoustic)

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First of all, I don’t like to keep it slick. That’s all the show. I feel terrible for the hairdressers on Glee that have to pour gallons and gallons of gel and goblin’s blood or whatever the hell else they’re getting from the black market to tame my curly hair. Day to day, I stay away from combs. If your hair is going a certain way, follow it—the best thing you can do is accept what you already have. I don’t think I’ve combed my hair in 15 years. —Do you have any advice for guys with curly hair? How do you keep it slick? (Details.com)

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hrhchriscolfer: Ordered some Fukien Rice for lunch.

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