Ruby brings food to his bedroom, opens his journal, and starts trying to disentangle what he's feeling.
He thinks he... didn't really like fucking Gestor. Overall. There wasn't anything bad he can point to—well, there was the thing where he felt kind of trapped and like it was sort of just happening to him. And the vibes. He'd rather that didn't happen again. It wasn't, like, horrible or anything, his first day of life was far far worse, he'd take awkward fucking over that anytime. But he'd rather have neither.
And he's split between understanding Onmund and not understanding Onmund. There's an intuition in his heart that Onmund's reaction wasn't unreasonable, but he is having trouble putting words to it. So maybe he'll just write until something comes out.
They don't have A Relationship™. They're friendly acquaintances who are attracted to each other. They made no promises to each other. But didn't they? Ruby can't describe what courting looks like but he does feel like what they were doing was a possible way for it to look like and the thing with Gestor was a misstep in the dance. If Ruby is so quick to fuck someone, why was he teasing Onmund and being slower with him? That could be part of it, Onmund feeling undervalued or toyed with. That rings true, somewhat. And maybe there's something about not trying to get with two people at the same time? Actually even the thought of getting with two people at all like that has a weird feeling, like it's not wrong exactly but it's the kind of thing he intuits some people would be displeased to be a part of. This adds up to uncertainty and a bit of betrayal, of thinking you're playing one game and then suddenly realising you're playing a different game.
...Ruby was maybe the first man to actually show interest in Onmund like that.
But the game he was playing with Onmund is the game he wanted to play, and he didn't want to play the game he was playing with Gestor. He fucked up.
It's not a terrible kind of fuck up, their budding relationship can recover from it, possibly, but it might not, and that's fine, it's only been two days.
Except it feels like lying. Ruby wasn't trying to deceive him.
He should... just be honest. And apologise.
That decided, he puts his journal away and goes outside to knock on Onmund's door.