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There was a small army of dwarves taken up some residence in his head, and they were merrily taking their picks to the inside of his skull. A rhythmic throbbing that was only occasionally upset but a sudden lurch, as if someone had picked up the room was he was in and turned it round a few times.
Only - and this was not really alarming given how often it occurred - he wasn’t entirely sure what room it was.
Silanos cracked one eye open and immediately regretted it because it was about three hundred times brighter than he needed it to.A sharper pain burst behind his eyes and he remembered those fucking dwarves. What misery was this. A low groan made its way past parched lips, and the indistinct lump beneath the sheets rolled over, an arm emerging to grope blindly for the phone on the floor beside the bed.
Time. Figure out the time, decide if he really had to be awake and then figure out where the fuck he was.
Through squinty eyes, Silanos managed to make out the angles and shapes on the digital display, though there was a slight delay between him reading the numbers and his brain computing what they meant. Ten am. Which meant he’d already missed his class but ..eh, 9am classes were for losers anyway. Blinking blearily at the screen he scrolled through his last messages to see if they were all all enlightening.
Where you go?
Hey fucker we’re going to Huck’s in ten
Jen is freaking out. Where r u?
Dude you’re dead. I’ll say something nice at your funeral.
~~~
Heya. Are you at the bar? Xxxx
Jon says they’re leaving in a few minutes. Where are you? Xx
Srsly where r u? Call me so I know you’re ok?! x
Did you *leave*?!
Nice. I hope wherever you are you are having a better night than me. I’m going home. Don’t bother calling.
~~~
Silanos stared blankly at the messages and tried to work out if he should be offended that no one had checked to see if he was dead. Fuck, he felt like he might be. Frowning now, he pushed up to sitting, wincing as the world lurched again and blinking as he tried to get his bearings.
The bed he was in wasn’t his. The sheets were floral.He didn’t recognise the room, and from what his slow, beer-soaked brain could gather, it was a girl’s room. ( Well that was comforting) Too many plants and useless cushions than had ended up on the floor to be anything but a girl’s room.
His mouth was dryer than a desert and tasted like something had crawled into it and died and with a grimace, Sil made a lurching reach towards where his jeans lay crumpled on the floor and after a bit of rummaging found some gum that had been his pocked a questionably long time. Still, it was better than nothing.
He tugged the jeans on too for good measure - what fucking asshole invented skinny jeans anyway?- and with a gigantic effort, managed to haul himself from the bed to do a bit of subtle reconnaissance on whole room he was in. There were a bunch of books, but he wasn’t looking to psychoanalyse her reading choices. He needed something concrete. There were vague recollections of a blonde, and after some half-hearted nosing, found a couple of pictures pinned to a notice board that jogged his memory.
Aww fuck.
Now he remembered. That fucking over-enthusiastic girl who he was pretty sure low key stalked him on campus. It had become a bit of a running joke how she would just materialise wherever he was, and whilst she was cute in a kind of ‘starey eyed might lock you in her closet for the rest of your life’ way, he certainly had not ever envisaged ending up in her room. He must have been really wasted.
Feeling like a stealth exit was the best bet, he cast his eyes around for his shoes. And shirt. Had he been wearing a jacket?
The black t-shirt with the bones on was an easy enough find, it smelt of sweat and beer and something sweet like….urgh, Smirnoff green. His stomach rolled at that and it was all Silanos could do not to leave Andi...Amy..whatever her name was a little trick or treat of his own in her wasterpaper basket, but he swallowed back the bile and shoved his feet into shoes with some urgency. She could come back at any minute and he didnt want to deal with that bullshit.
Phone, jacket...keys were in his pocket. It was all in all a fairly respectable turn out all things considered, and Sil headed for the door, hoping the party gods would see him safely from the gates of hell.
Opening the door as quietly as he could, he snuck down the hallway, pressing his hand to his pocket so his keys didn’t jangle and give him away. The smell of coffee and the sound of chatter was coming from what he guessed was a little kitchenette but he wasn’t hanging around and slipped past partially closed door as quietly and quickly as he could. Operation escape, success.
Outside it was fucking raining, because of course it would be, and he tripped over the jack o lantern that had been left on the step, nearly face planted on the path which would have really ruined his morning. His head gave a dull thump in protest at the sudden movement it took to save himself and Sil ran a hand through his hair and cursed hangovers, not for the first time. Why oh why did he have to be punished so unfairly for having a good time? Surely the questionable decisions of his night were punishment enough? Turning his collar up against the rain, he fumbled in his pocket for a cigarette and wished that hangovers weren’t a thing.
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There was a small army of dwarves taken up some residence in his head, and they were merrily taking their picks to the inside of his skull. A rhythmic throbbing that was only occasionally upset but a sudden lurch, as if someone had picked up the room was he was in and turned it round a few times.
Only - and this was not really alarming given how often it occurred - he wasn’t entirely sure what room it was.
Silanos cracked one eye open and immediately regretted it because it was about three hundred times brighter than he needed it to.A sharper pain burst behind his eyes and he remembered those fucking dwarves. What misery was this. A low groan made its way past parched lips, and the indistinct lump beneath the sheets rolled over, an arm emerging to grope blindly for the phone on the floor beside the bed.
Time. Figure out the time, decide if he really had to be awake and then figure out where the fuck he was.
Through squinty eyes, Silanos managed to make out the angles and shapes on the digital display, though there was a slight delay between him reading the numbers and his brain computing what they meant. Ten am. Which meant he’d already missed his class but ..eh, 9am classes were for losers anyway. Blinking blearily at the screen he scrolled through his last messages to see if they were all all enlightening.
Where you go?
Hey fucker we’re going to Huck’s in ten
Jen is freaking out. Where r u?
Dude you’re dead. I’ll say something nice at your funeral.
~~~
Heya. Are you at the bar? Xxxx
Jon says they’re leaving in a few minutes. Where are you? Xx
Srsly where r u? Call me so I know you’re ok?! x
Did you *leave*?!
Nice. I hope wherever you are you are having a better night than me. I’m going home. Don’t bother calling.
~~~
Silanos stared blankly at the messages and tried to work out if he should be offended that no one had checked to see if he was dead. Fuck, he felt like he might be. Frowning now, he pushed up to sitting, wincing as the world lurched again and blinking as he tried to get his bearings.
The bed he was in wasn’t his. The sheets were floral.He didn’t recognise the room, and from what his slow, beer-soaked brain could gather, it was a girl’s room. ( Well that was comforting) Too many plants and useless cushions than had ended up on the floor to be anything but a girl’s room.
His mouth was dryer than a desert and tasted like something had crawled into it and died and with a grimace, Sil made a lurching reach towards where his jeans lay crumpled on the floor and after a bit of rummaging found some gum that had been his pocked a questionably long time. Still, it was better than nothing.
He tugged the jeans on too for good measure - what fucking asshole invented skinny jeans anyway?- and with a gigantic effort, managed to haul himself from the bed to do a bit of subtle reconnaissance on whole room he was in. There were a bunch of books, but he wasn’t looking to psychoanalyse her reading choices. He needed something concrete. There were vague recollections of a blonde, and after some half-hearted nosing, found a couple of pictures pinned to a notice board that jogged his memory.
Aww fuck.
Now he remembered. That fucking over-enthusiastic girl who he was pretty sure low key stalked him on campus. It had become a bit of a running joke how she would just materialise wherever he was, and whilst she was cute in a kind of ‘starey eyed might lock you in her closet for the rest of your life’ way, he certainly had not ever envisaged ending up in her room. He must have been really wasted.
Feeling like a stealth exit was the best bet, he cast his eyes around for his shoes. And shirt. Had he been wearing a jacket?
The black t-shirt with the bones on was an easy enough find, it smelt of sweat and beer and something sweet like….urgh, Smirnoff green. His stomach rolled at that and it was all Silanos could do not to leave Andi...Amy..whatever her name was a little trick or treat of his own in her wasterpaper basket, but he swallowed back the bile and shoved his feet into shoes with some urgency. She could come back at any minute and he didnt want to deal with that bullshit.
Phone, jacket...keys were in his pocket. It was all in all a fairly respectable turn out all things considered, and Sil headed for the door, hoping the party gods would see him safely from the gates of hell.
Opening the door as quietly as he could, he snuck down the hallway, pressing his hand to his pocket so his keys didn’t jangle and give him away. The smell of coffee and the sound of chatter was coming from what he guessed was a little kitchenette but he wasn’t hanging around and slipped past partially closed door as quietly and quickly as he could. Operation escape, success.
Outside it was fucking raining, because of course it would be, and he tripped over the jack o lantern that had been left on the step, nearly face planted on the path which would have really ruined his morning. His head gave a dull thump in protest at the sudden movement it took to save himself and Sil ran a hand through his hair and cursed hangovers, not for the first time. Why oh why did he have to be punished so unfairly for having a good time? Surely the questionable decisions of his night were punishment enough? Turning his collar up against the rain, he fumbled in his pocket for a cigarette and wished that hangovers weren’t a thing.
There was a small army of dwarves taken up some residence in his head, and they were merrily taking their picks to the inside of his skull. A rhythmic throbbing that was only occasionally upset but a sudden lurch, as if someone had picked up the room was he was in and turned it round a few times.
Only - and this was not really alarming given how often it occurred - he wasn’t entirely sure what room it was.
Silanos cracked one eye open and immediately regretted it because it was about three hundred times brighter than he needed it to.A sharper pain burst behind his eyes and he remembered those fucking dwarves. What misery was this. A low groan made its way past parched lips, and the indistinct lump beneath the sheets rolled over, an arm emerging to grope blindly for the phone on the floor beside the bed.
Time. Figure out the time, decide if he really had to be awake and then figure out where the fuck he was.
Through squinty eyes, Silanos managed to make out the angles and shapes on the digital display, though there was a slight delay between him reading the numbers and his brain computing what they meant. Ten am. Which meant he’d already missed his class but ..eh, 9am classes were for losers anyway. Blinking blearily at the screen he scrolled through his last messages to see if they were all all enlightening.
Where you go?
Hey fucker we’re going to Huck’s in ten
Jen is freaking out. Where r u?
Dude you’re dead. I’ll say something nice at your funeral.
~~~
Heya. Are you at the bar? Xxxx
Jon says they’re leaving in a few minutes. Where are you? Xx
Srsly where r u? Call me so I know you’re ok?! x
Did you *leave*?!
Nice. I hope wherever you are you are having a better night than me. I’m going home. Don’t bother calling.
~~~
Silanos stared blankly at the messages and tried to work out if he should be offended that no one had checked to see if he was dead. Fuck, he felt like he might be. Frowning now, he pushed up to sitting, wincing as the world lurched again and blinking as he tried to get his bearings.
The bed he was in wasn’t his. The sheets were floral.He didn’t recognise the room, and from what his slow, beer-soaked brain could gather, it was a girl’s room. ( Well that was comforting) Too many plants and useless cushions than had ended up on the floor to be anything but a girl’s room.
His mouth was dryer than a desert and tasted like something had crawled into it and died and with a grimace, Sil made a lurching reach towards where his jeans lay crumpled on the floor and after a bit of rummaging found some gum that had been his pocked a questionably long time. Still, it was better than nothing.
He tugged the jeans on too for good measure - what fucking asshole invented skinny jeans anyway?- and with a gigantic effort, managed to haul himself from the bed to do a bit of subtle reconnaissance on whole room he was in. There were a bunch of books, but he wasn’t looking to psychoanalyse her reading choices. He needed something concrete. There were vague recollections of a blonde, and after some half-hearted nosing, found a couple of pictures pinned to a notice board that jogged his memory.
Aww fuck.
Now he remembered. That fucking over-enthusiastic girl who he was pretty sure low key stalked him on campus. It had become a bit of a running joke how she would just materialise wherever he was, and whilst she was cute in a kind of ‘starey eyed might lock you in her closet for the rest of your life’ way, he certainly had not ever envisaged ending up in her room. He must have been really wasted.
Feeling like a stealth exit was the best bet, he cast his eyes around for his shoes. And shirt. Had he been wearing a jacket?
The black t-shirt with the bones on was an easy enough find, it smelt of sweat and beer and something sweet like….urgh, Smirnoff green. His stomach rolled at that and it was all Silanos could do not to leave Andi...Amy..whatever her name was a little trick or treat of his own in her wasterpaper basket, but he swallowed back the bile and shoved his feet into shoes with some urgency. She could come back at any minute and he didnt want to deal with that bullshit.
Phone, jacket...keys were in his pocket. It was all in all a fairly respectable turn out all things considered, and Sil headed for the door, hoping the party gods would see him safely from the gates of hell.
Opening the door as quietly as he could, he snuck down the hallway, pressing his hand to his pocket so his keys didn’t jangle and give him away. The smell of coffee and the sound of chatter was coming from what he guessed was a little kitchenette but he wasn’t hanging around and slipped past partially closed door as quietly and quickly as he could. Operation escape, success.
Outside it was fucking raining, because of course it would be, and he tripped over the jack o lantern that had been left on the step, nearly face planted on the path which would have really ruined his morning. His head gave a dull thump in protest at the sudden movement it took to save himself and Sil ran a hand through his hair and cursed hangovers, not for the first time. Why oh why did he have to be punished so unfairly for having a good time? Surely the questionable decisions of his night were punishment enough? Turning his collar up against the rain, he fumbled in his pocket for a cigarette and wished that hangovers weren’t a thing.
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Your wish is my command.
Hangovers are no longer a thing. The party gods have spoken and decided that they had gone totally out of fashion. The problem? Now everyone was drunk. All the time. After all, when there were no consequences of being drunk, why not drink all the time?
Ping, ping, ping, your phone goes off from the countless voicemails and text messages from ex-girlfriends and one-night stands. Shutting it off won’t help, because who was in front of you to offer that cigarette? Your crazy, drunk ex-girlfriend @sofia of course.
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Curveball Evil Genie-Us
Your wish is my command.
Hangovers are no longer a thing. The party gods have spoken and decided that they had gone totally out of fashion. The problem? Now everyone was drunk. All the time. After all, when there were no consequences of being drunk, why not drink all the time?
Ping, ping, ping, your phone goes off from the countless voicemails and text messages from ex-girlfriends and one-night stands. Shutting it off won’t help, because who was in front of you to offer that cigarette? Your crazy, drunk ex-girlfriend @sofia of course.
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Your wish is my command.
Hangovers are no longer a thing. The party gods have spoken and decided that they had gone totally out of fashion. The problem? Now everyone was drunk. All the time. After all, when there were no consequences of being drunk, why not drink all the time?
Ping, ping, ping, your phone goes off from the countless voicemails and text messages from ex-girlfriends and one-night stands. Shutting it off won’t help, because who was in front of you to offer that cigarette? Your crazy, drunk ex-girlfriend @sofia of course.
Every night was fun, as it should be. Not that Sofia really remembered much of last night. Or the night before that, for that matter. Everything was kind of a blur, which was fine because who needed memories when the party never stopped? The other benefits included no one looking twice at her apparel even when it wasn’t appropriate for daytime because they were all drunk, too. Fishnets with just a few too many tears? Check. Leather shorts that were definitely too short for late October? Check, there was no need for a jacket when her blood ran hot with alcohol. All it took to maintain her appearance was brushing her hair, fixing her eyeliner, and leaving the apartment once again. She hadn’t slept in a few… days? Three, maybe? It was difficult to remember when the bender had started. No one else seemed to remember either.
Sofia blinked in the morning light and took a long drag from her cigarette, leaning against the gray building behind her. She could feel the thumping music from whoever was on the other side of the wall and let out a little giggle. Really? They were playing that song? It was a lame song, but she bobbed her head to the music anyway. It had been a boring few hours and she was ready to get going again. There would be no point to the five straight vodka shots she’d taken if she didn’t act soon. Standing drunk alone on a street corner was no way to have fun.
A near-crashing noise made her push off from the wall and stare at the source, still giggling. “You need a cigarette, pal.” She stuck one out towards the man without really looking at anything besides his feet. Black combat boots, with a huge scuff on the left one. He should really do something about that, Sofia had a boyfriend once who didn’t and it ruined his shoes forev—fuck.
“Sillllll!” Her eyes narrowed and she tried to look angry. He didn’t deserve one of her cigarettes, but it was already out of her hands. She tried not to waver on the spot at the mere sight of his stupid face. “You bastard!” This wasn’t going to be fun at all. Sofia liked to be drunk because she could forget about her absentee businessman father and distinct lack of interesting friends (well, interesting friends who gave a shit if she showed up, at least). Running into evil ex-boyfriends with ruffled hair and a headache? Sofia stuck out her bottom lip and glared as hard as she could.
Taking a lurching step forward she beat at his chest, all of the reasons she hated him coming back in a flood of pure rage. Two years. Two damn years and then someone fresher had come along and he’d said she was boring. Sofia could never be boring. She’d probably kill herself if she ever woke up and realized she was. That was another reason to sleep as little as possible. She glanced blearily towards the building he’d just come out of. Student accommodations. He didn't live here. “What’s the matter, Sil?” Her voice turned sickly sweet as she took another step closer, inches from his face. “Sneaking away so soon? What a slut! Tut tut, I bet you’ve just broken the poor girl’s heart.” Sofia felt a surge of jealousy despite herself. “You should go apologize, come on!” With all her drunken might she pushed on his shoulders, trying to get Silanos back inside. He needed to apologize. He wasn’t allowed to make another girl feel bad. Sofia pitied the poor bitch, whoever she was.
It was the stumbling that did it. Her cigarette fell to the concrete and a torrent of bile followed shortly afterwards, splattering all over Sil’s stupid scuffed boots. She wiped the her mouth with the arm of her torn sweater, sad smile returning to her face. “You’re evil, you know that, right?” Her voice was a whisper now. She thought of all the fun she’d had without him. “And I’m fun now, look at me!” Sofia spun in a clumsy circle, arms raised towards the sky. She was laughing and pounding at his stupid chest again and the world was a blur. She wished she’d had the confidence to yell at him like this before. Maybe she would’ve been interesting enough to make him stay. “You have to apologize, Sil. Otherwise you’ll realize that you’re a monster who could never desssserve love.”
She needed more alcohol. The concrete didn’t need it, she did. She narrowed her pale green eyes at the man in front of her and realized he was ugly. Sofia wasn’t sure which would be more embarrassing for him: for her to continue shouting insults in the street or to succeed in dragging him back to the apartment of whichever poor girl he’d ruined. Both would be fun, as long as she could get more vodka.
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Every night was fun, as it should be. Not that Sofia really remembered much of last night. Or the night before that, for that matter. Everything was kind of a blur, which was fine because who needed memories when the party never stopped? The other benefits included no one looking twice at her apparel even when it wasn’t appropriate for daytime because they were all drunk, too. Fishnets with just a few too many tears? Check. Leather shorts that were definitely too short for late October? Check, there was no need for a jacket when her blood ran hot with alcohol. All it took to maintain her appearance was brushing her hair, fixing her eyeliner, and leaving the apartment once again. She hadn’t slept in a few… days? Three, maybe? It was difficult to remember when the bender had started. No one else seemed to remember either.
Sofia blinked in the morning light and took a long drag from her cigarette, leaning against the gray building behind her. She could feel the thumping music from whoever was on the other side of the wall and let out a little giggle. Really? They were playing that song? It was a lame song, but she bobbed her head to the music anyway. It had been a boring few hours and she was ready to get going again. There would be no point to the five straight vodka shots she’d taken if she didn’t act soon. Standing drunk alone on a street corner was no way to have fun.
A near-crashing noise made her push off from the wall and stare at the source, still giggling. “You need a cigarette, pal.” She stuck one out towards the man without really looking at anything besides his feet. Black combat boots, with a huge scuff on the left one. He should really do something about that, Sofia had a boyfriend once who didn’t and it ruined his shoes forev—fuck.
“Sillllll!” Her eyes narrowed and she tried to look angry. He didn’t deserve one of her cigarettes, but it was already out of her hands. She tried not to waver on the spot at the mere sight of his stupid face. “You bastard!” This wasn’t going to be fun at all. Sofia liked to be drunk because she could forget about her absentee businessman father and distinct lack of interesting friends (well, interesting friends who gave a shit if she showed up, at least). Running into evil ex-boyfriends with ruffled hair and a headache? Sofia stuck out her bottom lip and glared as hard as she could.
Taking a lurching step forward she beat at his chest, all of the reasons she hated him coming back in a flood of pure rage. Two years. Two damn years and then someone fresher had come along and he’d said she was boring. Sofia could never be boring. She’d probably kill herself if she ever woke up and realized she was. That was another reason to sleep as little as possible. She glanced blearily towards the building he’d just come out of. Student accommodations. He didn't live here. “What’s the matter, Sil?” Her voice turned sickly sweet as she took another step closer, inches from his face. “Sneaking away so soon? What a slut! Tut tut, I bet you’ve just broken the poor girl’s heart.” Sofia felt a surge of jealousy despite herself. “You should go apologize, come on!” With all her drunken might she pushed on his shoulders, trying to get Silanos back inside. He needed to apologize. He wasn’t allowed to make another girl feel bad. Sofia pitied the poor bitch, whoever she was.
It was the stumbling that did it. Her cigarette fell to the concrete and a torrent of bile followed shortly afterwards, splattering all over Sil’s stupid scuffed boots. She wiped the her mouth with the arm of her torn sweater, sad smile returning to her face. “You’re evil, you know that, right?” Her voice was a whisper now. She thought of all the fun she’d had without him. “And I’m fun now, look at me!” Sofia spun in a clumsy circle, arms raised towards the sky. She was laughing and pounding at his stupid chest again and the world was a blur. She wished she’d had the confidence to yell at him like this before. Maybe she would’ve been interesting enough to make him stay. “You have to apologize, Sil. Otherwise you’ll realize that you’re a monster who could never desssserve love.”
She needed more alcohol. The concrete didn’t need it, she did. She narrowed her pale green eyes at the man in front of her and realized he was ugly. Sofia wasn’t sure which would be more embarrassing for him: for her to continue shouting insults in the street or to succeed in dragging him back to the apartment of whichever poor girl he’d ruined. Both would be fun, as long as she could get more vodka.
Every night was fun, as it should be. Not that Sofia really remembered much of last night. Or the night before that, for that matter. Everything was kind of a blur, which was fine because who needed memories when the party never stopped? The other benefits included no one looking twice at her apparel even when it wasn’t appropriate for daytime because they were all drunk, too. Fishnets with just a few too many tears? Check. Leather shorts that were definitely too short for late October? Check, there was no need for a jacket when her blood ran hot with alcohol. All it took to maintain her appearance was brushing her hair, fixing her eyeliner, and leaving the apartment once again. She hadn’t slept in a few… days? Three, maybe? It was difficult to remember when the bender had started. No one else seemed to remember either.
Sofia blinked in the morning light and took a long drag from her cigarette, leaning against the gray building behind her. She could feel the thumping music from whoever was on the other side of the wall and let out a little giggle. Really? They were playing that song? It was a lame song, but she bobbed her head to the music anyway. It had been a boring few hours and she was ready to get going again. There would be no point to the five straight vodka shots she’d taken if she didn’t act soon. Standing drunk alone on a street corner was no way to have fun.
A near-crashing noise made her push off from the wall and stare at the source, still giggling. “You need a cigarette, pal.” She stuck one out towards the man without really looking at anything besides his feet. Black combat boots, with a huge scuff on the left one. He should really do something about that, Sofia had a boyfriend once who didn’t and it ruined his shoes forev—fuck.
“Sillllll!” Her eyes narrowed and she tried to look angry. He didn’t deserve one of her cigarettes, but it was already out of her hands. She tried not to waver on the spot at the mere sight of his stupid face. “You bastard!” This wasn’t going to be fun at all. Sofia liked to be drunk because she could forget about her absentee businessman father and distinct lack of interesting friends (well, interesting friends who gave a shit if she showed up, at least). Running into evil ex-boyfriends with ruffled hair and a headache? Sofia stuck out her bottom lip and glared as hard as she could.
Taking a lurching step forward she beat at his chest, all of the reasons she hated him coming back in a flood of pure rage. Two years. Two damn years and then someone fresher had come along and he’d said she was boring. Sofia could never be boring. She’d probably kill herself if she ever woke up and realized she was. That was another reason to sleep as little as possible. She glanced blearily towards the building he’d just come out of. Student accommodations. He didn't live here. “What’s the matter, Sil?” Her voice turned sickly sweet as she took another step closer, inches from his face. “Sneaking away so soon? What a slut! Tut tut, I bet you’ve just broken the poor girl’s heart.” Sofia felt a surge of jealousy despite herself. “You should go apologize, come on!” With all her drunken might she pushed on his shoulders, trying to get Silanos back inside. He needed to apologize. He wasn’t allowed to make another girl feel bad. Sofia pitied the poor bitch, whoever she was.
It was the stumbling that did it. Her cigarette fell to the concrete and a torrent of bile followed shortly afterwards, splattering all over Sil’s stupid scuffed boots. She wiped the her mouth with the arm of her torn sweater, sad smile returning to her face. “You’re evil, you know that, right?” Her voice was a whisper now. She thought of all the fun she’d had without him. “And I’m fun now, look at me!” Sofia spun in a clumsy circle, arms raised towards the sky. She was laughing and pounding at his stupid chest again and the world was a blur. She wished she’d had the confidence to yell at him like this before. Maybe she would’ve been interesting enough to make him stay. “You have to apologize, Sil. Otherwise you’ll realize that you’re a monster who could never desssserve love.”
She needed more alcohol. The concrete didn’t need it, she did. She narrowed her pale green eyes at the man in front of her and realized he was ugly. Sofia wasn’t sure which would be more embarrassing for him: for her to continue shouting insults in the street or to succeed in dragging him back to the apartment of whichever poor girl he’d ruined. Both would be fun, as long as she could get more vodka.
Silanos was squinting because of the rain, and when a vaguely female shaped creature offered you a cigarette you didn’t say no. He’d reached out to take it, staring at his phone which had suddenly decided to explode with activity for fuck knows what reason and he silenced it before glancing up to his unknown benefactor, the ‘thanks’ dying on his lips as he realised who it was.
Sofia had been one of his less than successful escapes as it turned out. She hadn’t taken his exit strategy in good part and of all the people he wanted to face with a hangover she was not it.
Didn’t mean he was giving the cigarette back though and he shoved his phone in his back pocket, the cigarette hanging lazily from his lips as he cupped his hands around the end to light it. The shrill sound of his name made him wince, and Silanos looked Sofia up and down as he took a drag.
“Fuck, you’re a mess Sof” he observed idly, taking in the way she was weaving slightly and the stench of alcohol that rolled off her. Not that he was one to talk, but she didn’t look like she’d gotten into a bed at all. Or stopped drinking.
He wasn’t quite prepared for her to start smacking at his chest though, lifting the cigarette out of range even as he stumbled back a little. “HEY! Back off you fucking lunatic” he griped, glancing around because she was making a scene. But it seemed she wasn’t done and he sighed and set his jaw, an unamused little laugh leaving his lips as he took another pull from the cigarette and tried to ignore her ranting. “ Yeah, you’re drunk and embarrassing yourself, sweetheart.”
When she started to try to shove him back toward the apartment, he’d just left though, Sil’s tolerance grew thin, and he planted his feet more firmly, looking over Sofia’s shoulder. Shouldn’t she have one of her troll friends taking care of her? Needless to say, they weren’t his biggest fans, but Sil wouldn’t have minded enduring the dirty looks if someone would drag Sofia away.
When she stumbled and retched all over the street and his boots, he shook his head. “Jesus, get a hold of yourself,” he said, looking in disgust at the mess and trying not to sympathy puke. Maybe staying and having breakfast with whatsherface would have been preferable to this when he glanced up to Sofia again though Silanos at least had the grace to feel a little guilty. She hadn’t..taken things well and now, well, painted a bit of a sorry picture if he were honest. He flicked the ash of his cigarette and tried not to flinch at her next words, barely more than a whisper.
‘You’re evil; you know that, right? And I’m fun now, look at me!’
He looked around again for any sign of her friends, scowling a little at the idea that she was wandering around so drunk on her own. Drunk enough that she was hitting him again and Silanos cursed as he dropped the cigarette into the wet paving stones before wrapping his arms around her just to stop the flailing.
“Fuck, would you stop for a second!” he snapped back, pissed off but not enough of a heartless shit to leave her here like this. He sighed. “Alright, yeah. I’m evil. You’re fun. How about we get you home, huh?”
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Silanos was squinting because of the rain, and when a vaguely female shaped creature offered you a cigarette you didn’t say no. He’d reached out to take it, staring at his phone which had suddenly decided to explode with activity for fuck knows what reason and he silenced it before glancing up to his unknown benefactor, the ‘thanks’ dying on his lips as he realised who it was.
Sofia had been one of his less than successful escapes as it turned out. She hadn’t taken his exit strategy in good part and of all the people he wanted to face with a hangover she was not it.
Didn’t mean he was giving the cigarette back though and he shoved his phone in his back pocket, the cigarette hanging lazily from his lips as he cupped his hands around the end to light it. The shrill sound of his name made him wince, and Silanos looked Sofia up and down as he took a drag.
“Fuck, you’re a mess Sof” he observed idly, taking in the way she was weaving slightly and the stench of alcohol that rolled off her. Not that he was one to talk, but she didn’t look like she’d gotten into a bed at all. Or stopped drinking.
He wasn’t quite prepared for her to start smacking at his chest though, lifting the cigarette out of range even as he stumbled back a little. “HEY! Back off you fucking lunatic” he griped, glancing around because she was making a scene. But it seemed she wasn’t done and he sighed and set his jaw, an unamused little laugh leaving his lips as he took another pull from the cigarette and tried to ignore her ranting. “ Yeah, you’re drunk and embarrassing yourself, sweetheart.”
When she started to try to shove him back toward the apartment, he’d just left though, Sil’s tolerance grew thin, and he planted his feet more firmly, looking over Sofia’s shoulder. Shouldn’t she have one of her troll friends taking care of her? Needless to say, they weren’t his biggest fans, but Sil wouldn’t have minded enduring the dirty looks if someone would drag Sofia away.
When she stumbled and retched all over the street and his boots, he shook his head. “Jesus, get a hold of yourself,” he said, looking in disgust at the mess and trying not to sympathy puke. Maybe staying and having breakfast with whatsherface would have been preferable to this when he glanced up to Sofia again though Silanos at least had the grace to feel a little guilty. She hadn’t..taken things well and now, well, painted a bit of a sorry picture if he were honest. He flicked the ash of his cigarette and tried not to flinch at her next words, barely more than a whisper.
‘You’re evil; you know that, right? And I’m fun now, look at me!’
He looked around again for any sign of her friends, scowling a little at the idea that she was wandering around so drunk on her own. Drunk enough that she was hitting him again and Silanos cursed as he dropped the cigarette into the wet paving stones before wrapping his arms around her just to stop the flailing.
“Fuck, would you stop for a second!” he snapped back, pissed off but not enough of a heartless shit to leave her here like this. He sighed. “Alright, yeah. I’m evil. You’re fun. How about we get you home, huh?”
Silanos was squinting because of the rain, and when a vaguely female shaped creature offered you a cigarette you didn’t say no. He’d reached out to take it, staring at his phone which had suddenly decided to explode with activity for fuck knows what reason and he silenced it before glancing up to his unknown benefactor, the ‘thanks’ dying on his lips as he realised who it was.
Sofia had been one of his less than successful escapes as it turned out. She hadn’t taken his exit strategy in good part and of all the people he wanted to face with a hangover she was not it.
Didn’t mean he was giving the cigarette back though and he shoved his phone in his back pocket, the cigarette hanging lazily from his lips as he cupped his hands around the end to light it. The shrill sound of his name made him wince, and Silanos looked Sofia up and down as he took a drag.
“Fuck, you’re a mess Sof” he observed idly, taking in the way she was weaving slightly and the stench of alcohol that rolled off her. Not that he was one to talk, but she didn’t look like she’d gotten into a bed at all. Or stopped drinking.
He wasn’t quite prepared for her to start smacking at his chest though, lifting the cigarette out of range even as he stumbled back a little. “HEY! Back off you fucking lunatic” he griped, glancing around because she was making a scene. But it seemed she wasn’t done and he sighed and set his jaw, an unamused little laugh leaving his lips as he took another pull from the cigarette and tried to ignore her ranting. “ Yeah, you’re drunk and embarrassing yourself, sweetheart.”
When she started to try to shove him back toward the apartment, he’d just left though, Sil’s tolerance grew thin, and he planted his feet more firmly, looking over Sofia’s shoulder. Shouldn’t she have one of her troll friends taking care of her? Needless to say, they weren’t his biggest fans, but Sil wouldn’t have minded enduring the dirty looks if someone would drag Sofia away.
When she stumbled and retched all over the street and his boots, he shook his head. “Jesus, get a hold of yourself,” he said, looking in disgust at the mess and trying not to sympathy puke. Maybe staying and having breakfast with whatsherface would have been preferable to this when he glanced up to Sofia again though Silanos at least had the grace to feel a little guilty. She hadn’t..taken things well and now, well, painted a bit of a sorry picture if he were honest. He flicked the ash of his cigarette and tried not to flinch at her next words, barely more than a whisper.
‘You’re evil; you know that, right? And I’m fun now, look at me!’
He looked around again for any sign of her friends, scowling a little at the idea that she was wandering around so drunk on her own. Drunk enough that she was hitting him again and Silanos cursed as he dropped the cigarette into the wet paving stones before wrapping his arms around her just to stop the flailing.
“Fuck, would you stop for a second!” he snapped back, pissed off but not enough of a heartless shit to leave her here like this. He sighed. “Alright, yeah. I’m evil. You’re fun. How about we get you home, huh?”