“Alright, you were helping out a friend. As of now that guy is your friend should we need him to testify. However, let’s hope it doesn’t get that far. Now, tell me why you jumped in. You’re clearly upset about something else.”
He replied as he watched the others movements—
"I don't think all the detail is needed. I ran up on these guys beating the shit out of this other guy, pretty sure he was gay but I didn't exactly ask, so I rocked their shit. When I checked on the one guy he was struggling to breathe and shit so I called the cops from the pay—
“Tell me what happened. Full story.”
He replied flatly, thumbs wiping away some of the blood from the others face. Soon pulling away and moving back to his original seat. Eyes locked onto the other.
When Carter held his face he froze for a moment. The roll of the other's eyes had his jaw twitching again. Under his breath, he would say,
"I hope they charge them with attempted murder. That's what it was..."
His hands were clenched so tight the color fled his knuckles.
Hands coming up from the menu and cupping the others face, turning it to see all sides. A few tuts and an eye roll following. But overall Kang would live. He would normally ask why Kang was fighting, but he wasn’t going to press unless needed
“They gonna press charges?”
Reluctantly, Kang looked at Carter. A small sigh would drop from his lips. He looks away then back again, but not making eye contact.
"I beat the fuck out these two guys. That's what happened. They're probably in the hospital at this point."
Sighing out softly and removing himself from the chair, moving to a spot right next to the other. Eyes locked onto him.
“Why don’t you tell me what happened?”
He hummed out, still bored, but a bit more curious as to why the other was acting like this. He’d seen Kang—
He looked up at Carter for a brief moment before dropping his eyes back down. His head was swimming, and the other's words felt like an electric shock. He still didn't know what to say.
"Why are people so fucking vile?"
The tone of his voice wasn't normal, nor was his —