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asharpertongue) wrote2015-01-26 07:57 pm
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Wait out the storm in Watersong... (Open!)
Lara watched the weather closely. Looked like it was going to be a rough night. The storm had swept in a little further down the coast and it was headed their way. The bar wasn't completely full but storms either cleared out the patrons or brought them. Judging by the steadily building trickle, this was a 'bring them in' kind of night.

Stepping behind the bar, Lara grinned at Michael. "Might be busy. Better get some vodka on ice...I think snowy cocktails are going to be in demand tonight." Michael only grunted and sighed in a put upon way. She laughed and went back to her stool at the end of the bar looking out over the filling dancefloor.
[ooc: feel free to pitch up and enjoy the storm!]

Stepping behind the bar, Lara grinned at Michael. "Might be busy. Better get some vodka on ice...I think snowy cocktails are going to be in demand tonight." Michael only grunted and sighed in a put upon way. She laughed and went back to her stool at the end of the bar looking out over the filling dancefloor.
[ooc: feel free to pitch up and enjoy the storm!]
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"Yes, like, my date," he says, nodding. "I know I was a jerk when we met, and I'm glad you were able to look past my supremely bad social skills to give me another chance. Because I would really like to take you out to dinner..."
"Family dinner aside. That's going to be awkward and terrible. But I do really need a date to that too."
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"Awkward an' terrible, huh? That's what you're puttin' on the table?" He smirks and then it turns into a hopeful smile. "But you're gonna make it up t'me?"
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"I'm afraid matters where my Father is concerned, awkward and terrible is all it can be," James says, nodding back rather gravely, but he smiles at the suggestion they could do something else. He hasn't been on a date in forever, but these past few weeks, getting to know Davin have been more interesting and fun than anyone else he's met in a long time. Davin is a good person, and he's easy to be around, which for James is saying something. He isn't really a people person. "I'll try. Did you not hear the part about me being really terrible at this? Because that was very true."
He pauses, considering Davin for a moment. "So. Are you saying yes? Or no? Maybe?"
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"Well, with a sales pitch like that," Davin says with a laugh. He gets up and moves around to James' side of the booth, sitting next to him and smiling bashfully. "You're terrible at it an' I'm woefully inexperienced. An' probably also terrible. This should be fun."
He chuckles and leans over to give James a quick peck on the cheek. He's immediately embarrassed, because why, and he scoots back enough to put a few inches between them. "That was a yes, by the way."
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He knows he made the right decision because he feels a few butterflies rumbling around in his stomach now, and it's been so long since he's even come close to being interested in anyone. It's just a nice feeling. "Good," he says, pausing for a moment before looking over at him again. "Is there any chance I convince you now that riding out this snowstorm in a club isn't the best option?"
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"But we're already here," he says with a grin. "D'ya have somethin' better in mind?"
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"You probably should've done the same."
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"Oh, I dunno. I think it all worked out alright," Davin says with a smile, propping his chin up on his hand. "So, uh. What would we be doin' at your place?"
It's not that he doesn't want to sleep with James, because he does. But he thought maybe this would go different. Maybe it'd go in the right order.
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He gives Davin a questioning look. "So? Do you want to come?" he asks.
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He had prepared for the storm adequately, but he wishes he'd known that Davin would be coming over. But, atleast he has enough food and drinks to get them through the night because at this late hour,nearly everything would be closed. "I hope that's okay."
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He gets his coat and pulls it on, buttoning it up and looking over at James with a soft smile. "That's okay. It'll be fun t'wait out a storm in your fairytale cottage."
They make their way out into the snow and Davin squints against the cold, pressing in closer to James.
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He uses his key to unlock the doors to his car and climbs inside. After start the engine he waits a few seconds to turn on the heat.
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He climbs into the car and settles back against the seat, holding out his hands when the heat kicks in. "Are ya sure you're okay t'drive that far? My place is a lot closer, if not nearly as nice."
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Once out he reaches into the backseat to grab his work bag. "I hope it's everything you've imagined. There are some forest creatures that help me get dressed every morning," he says as they walk up to the front door.
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A thought occurs to Davin as they trek through the snow, and that is how he doesn't think he's ever seen James in such high spirits, or so playful. Davin isn't vein enough to think that he's the whole reason for it, but he suspects that he might have played a part in it. He likes that he can make someone, especially James, feel happy.
It makes a small warmth blossom in his chest, and it's enough to protect him from the chill. He stomps his feet on the mat as they go inside, knocking the snow from his shoes and then removing his scarf and coat, watching James shyly. "Well now you're just makin' me jealous. I want little birds an' mice t'come sing a happy workin' song when I have chores t'do."