wallace doesn't know what's good for him (it's scott pilgrim)
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“I'm not gonna keep fucking you and sleeping in your bed if you're just going to roll over and cuddle the straight dude you can't admit is your boyfriend.” Other Scott bit out quietly.
“...I'm not your boyfriend.”
“Yes, guy.” He drawled. “I know.”
Alternatively; Wallace is letting Scott live with him, eat his food, and sleep in his bed. He probably should have drawn the line there but he didn't so now they cuddle and the platonic deniability isn't really covering it anymore. No one understands why Wallace is doing this to himself. Wallace isn't having it and people really need to stop questioning him because this whole situation is perfectly fine.
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“I met someone.”
“Oh really?” He prompted with little enthusiasm.
“Yeah, just now. It’s a really funny story, we met on the bus–”
“That’s great. You know what, Scott? I’m kind of busy right now and also I don’t care.”
Alternatively; Wallace is quickly reaching a breaking point if he wants to keep his friendship with Scott unchanged, which he doesn’t but that’s beside the point. His hand is going to be forced one way or another.
= continuation of ‘why are you doing this?’ but can be read separately.
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“We’re discussing boundaries, Scott. Is it okay for you to sleep with me if you’re dating someone?”
“We’re not sleeping together–” Scott interjected, sticking up his finger as if to say um, actually.
“Yes, guy.” Wallace groaned in exasperation.
Scott was unbothered, carrying on as though he hadn’t been interrupted.
“–and you sleep with a bunch of guys and still sleep with me– sleep in the same bed as me.” he finished, correcting himself quickly. Wallace hated him.
“That’s different,” he muttered.
Alternatively; Wallace finally cracks and asks Scott whether they really should still be sharing a bed. Scott has a lot of opinions on that matter and finally does something about it.
= part of a series, can be read as a one-shot.
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“Fuck, Scott.” he stuttered. What was he supposed to.
“Don't go home with that guy,” Scott pleaded, “Please.”
Wallace drew away, huffing a silent laugh at Scott’s petulant splutter. “Why shouldn't I?” he asked with a teasing smile.
Alteratively; things have been a little rough since Scott drunkenly kissed Wallace just to throw it all back in his face by being a bitch. Wallace may have resorted to some unhealthy means of coping which leaves him open and unguarded when Scott finally figures his shit out enough to go for it.
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