Miss Megan if ya nasty (
gwynn) wrote in
multiversallogs2012-01-07 12:31 am
blow a kiss for all the hearts they gon drop
Who: EVERYONE IN THE WORLD
What: When it's time to party we will always party hard.
Where: Megan's apartment, Howl Barrow
When: Sukkardi/Saturday night
Notes: Threadjacking is encouraged. Also, again, if you want to tag in but your character wouldn't just show up, feel free to assume Megan befriended them somewhere and dragged them over/invited them personally.
Warnings: Preemptive warnings for drug use, naughty language and sexual situations.
Megan's housepartment (it looks like a house to her, but the realtor assured her it is an apartment, okay, whatever) is a quaint little thing in the middle of a friendly, middle class Howl Barrow street that is deceptively tame by day and comes alive by night. Her neighbours are super chill, which is her favourite part of living here -- she asked around about a party, if the noise would be a problem, and nobody had any problem with it. Howl Barrow rules.
The inside's a bit furnitureless right now -- she's got a few mismatched chairs and a pull-out sofa, that's about it -- but she's already started decorating a little, hanging art on the walls and putting up nice curtains. (Nobody is allowed to puke on her new curtains.) She's well-stocked with a wide selection of alcohol, ranging from mid-price beer to hard liquor, and snacks, nothing fancy.
She's got her bong out too, yeah.
By 7, there's already a couple people milling about and drinking -- coworkers from the Vault, mostly. Music's playing from an old suitcase turntable set up on the kitchen counter, it's something Baedal-native, hard rock, and in an alien language.
For the shy and/or drunken Snow Whites, there's a friendly, fluffy ragdoll cat lounging around, casually draping herself wherever is most convenient for attention and adulation. Caution: do not give cat beer.

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She doesn't seem bothered by that, just amused.
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"Say. I don't suppose that's why you're opposed, is it?" And just like she's not bothered by it, he doesn't sound terribly put-off by the idea. Clearly he's not a guy to be phased by sexuality, if that wasn't already painfully apparent.
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"Ah, true, that. What with your love of bluntness, hmm?" One more sip, and he tips his head curiously. "Tell me, what was your last boyfriend like?"
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Her eyebrows go up at the question, "You're asking about my ex? Really?"
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"His name's Tim, he's a year younger than me, he was pretty cute in that 'rich boy' way, and kind of a dork," she pauses, before deciding to fix that statement, "Actually, he's a huge dork, but in a sweet way; he's into computers and mathematics and that sorta stuff. He's kind of awkward as a result, just not really used to dealing with people, but he was good to me. He was always there when I needed him, even when it got him into trouble with his parents."
He'd snuck into the hospital just because she'd wanted him to be there when she had her daughter. Thinking about that, combined with talking so openly about Tim makes her feel a little vulnerable. She chews on her lip and shrugs, "I had to get out of the country for a while. When I came back he'd changed so much that we didn't work anymore."
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"Yeah, to be honest, its the only real relationship I've had. I don't think the losers I dated before that really count."
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"Oh, undoubtedly!" A wide smile with that one. "But you might have to be more specific, or just as undoubtedly, the two of us will be here all night."
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"A human, named Trevor. He was 18, while I was 21, and he was known as something of a genius technician and employed for my father's estates. Quiet and a little awkward, just like your Tim. I didn't see him often, and oh, he held out for quite a while, and spent a good deal of time acting the part of being uninterested in anyone at all. But sooner or later I'd brought him around to my point of view."
Nevermind that Vanadi had, of course, not been exclusive with him. That seems such a given to him that it's not even worth mentioning.
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But then he pauses, going as still as the birds his mask resembles are inclined to. This is definitely brushing up against a sensitive subject. He hadn't expected that when he'd begun answering. Fortunately, lying is second nature, and especially by omission.
"I relocated," he says idly, a dismissive flap of his hand breaking that stillness. "As you can imagine, I don't take much from a long distance relationship. They're very inadvisable."
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She frowns a little at his stillness, "Sorry, you don't have to answer any questions you don't want. Long distance is always tough, I've never really tried it before but I have a friend living overseas and it sucks."
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She smiles at his excitement, "There's always phone sex, but I'm sure it's not quite as fun as sex in person."
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