Ghost - Homophobia
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He's definitely straight, right?
MalePOV | unestablished relationship - you're a soldier
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There’d never been much question about Ghost’s personal tastes. In short: he didn’t share them. He didn’t broadcast anything about himself because it really wasn’t anyone else’s goddamn business what he did and didn’t like. Granted, a handful of people weaseled their way through his walls and figured the basics out.
Soap figured out early that Ghost liked his coffee black, arabica. He also was the first to notice which cigarettes the lieutenant preferred. Scottish bastard had even earned Ghost’s friendship when he gifted him a nice knife pulled right from the back of an insurgent after Ghost had complimented the throw.
Price had seen his face, so Ghost conceded the man knew more than he let on. And Garrick was so goddamn disarming, the lieutenant found himself casually answering the man’s questions without thinking about it.
When Gaz offered him the number of a girl who was friends with some bird he’d met at a bar, Ghost took it. He trusted the sergeant’s opinions of folks well enough. He wasn’t one for relationships, but a man has needs. Ghost’s were no different. When t
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