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for god's sake, i'm being serious
i just dunno what else to say. it's not about me. i just wanted to understand better and he obviously didn't want to tell me any more
i just dunno what else to say. it's not about me. i just wanted to understand better and he obviously didn't want to tell me any more
well, it's 50/50 with you, how the hell am i supposed to know?!
i probably shouldn't have told you much more either, but... if you and him are going to be a thing, then you deserve a little more than just elliot's shitty explanation of it, or him doing that thing where he tells you not to worry about something that you're obviously already worrying about.
i probably shouldn't have told you much more either, but... if you and him are going to be a thing, then you deserve a little more than just elliot's shitty explanation of it, or him doing that thing where he tells you not to worry about something that you're obviously already worrying about.
we are a thing
and don't worry, i'm not gonna come behind your back all the time and try to drag info out of you. this was just a big one
and don't worry, i'm not gonna come behind your back all the time and try to drag info out of you. this was just a big one
jeez, sorry. ARE a thing.
no, i understand. it's kinda.. weird to see it happening. scary, even.
and sometimes.. i don't know, i wonder if he's completely switched over and i didn't even notice it...
i try not to think about it too much.
no, i understand. it's kinda.. weird to see it happening. scary, even.
and sometimes.. i don't know, i wonder if he's completely switched over and i didn't even notice it...
i try not to think about it too much.
They were at the arcade. Alone. Trenton was fairly sure that Darlene had been drunk before she'd even arrived there and she was still drinking as they sat on the floor talking about everything and nothing.
It was almost midnight and Trenton reaches to push some of Darlene's hair away from her face tucking it behind her ear. She wished for not the first time that she could lean over and kiss her. It wasn't just that Darlene was a disaster herself, but the two of them together would be an even bigger one.
It was almost midnight and Trenton reaches to push some of Darlene's hair away from her face tucking it behind her ear. She wished for not the first time that she could lean over and kiss her. It wasn't just that Darlene was a disaster herself, but the two of them together would be an even bigger one.
Darlene had come to the arcade after ditching some New Years Eve party somewhere in downtown Brooklyn. She'd done a good job of getting drunk off of expensive champagne -- the party was held by Darlene's more recent fuck buddy of the month; some 20-something that had made a quick fortune on a successful startup and now felt like he was king of New York. -- but the party itself had bored her and she'd spent most of the night messaging Trenton. Shocked to find that the girl had no plans for the evening.
Darlene was fairly certain that being without a single thing to do on New Years Eve in New York was a crime. Rather than fight the mobs of people at Times Square, they watched the action live streaming on one of the many laptops that had been left overnight. (Much to a paranoid Elliot Alderson's annoyance.)
"... It was so fucking lame. You'd think with that much money they would throw a good party." Darlene rambled with a shrug, a bottle of champagne between her legs and she took another swig from it before holding it out to share with Trenton just as the girl pushed some hair from her face.
Darlene swallowed thickly. This had become a familiar sort of tension between them.
"Do you usually do anything for New Years? You have to have gone out before for it." She asked, in hopes it would diffuse some of it.
Darlene was fairly certain that being without a single thing to do on New Years Eve in New York was a crime. Rather than fight the mobs of people at Times Square, they watched the action live streaming on one of the many laptops that had been left overnight. (Much to a paranoid Elliot Alderson's annoyance.)
"... It was so fucking lame. You'd think with that much money they would throw a good party." Darlene rambled with a shrug, a bottle of champagne between her legs and she took another swig from it before holding it out to share with Trenton just as the girl pushed some hair from her face.
Darlene swallowed thickly. This had become a familiar sort of tension between them.
"Do you usually do anything for New Years? You have to have gone out before for it." She asked, in hopes it would diffuse some of it.
Trenton's not sure she was really a good judge on what would be a good party or not but Darlene certainly was so if she thought it wasn't a good one then it probably wasn't. Trenton was sure she probably wouldn't have enjoyed the party that Darlene had been about it aside from the fact that the other would have been there too and that would have made him happy.
It's hard to think after reaching out to touch Darlene. She enjoyed it far too much.
"No," Trenton answered honestly. she's always been at home usually or doing some sort of studying or work. She'd never been free the way that Darlene was.
It's hard to think after reaching out to touch Darlene. She enjoyed it far too much.
"No," Trenton answered honestly. she's always been at home usually or doing some sort of studying or work. She'd never been free the way that Darlene was.
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