Everest
Ever nods into the blown kiss as if it's commonplace (it is), and pulls out his phone to call an Uber. "I can't believe I'm going to the Palliser," Cara gushes at his side, still leaning against him far more than he'd like. "Oh, but dressed like this?" Glancing away from his phone screen, Ever considers for a moment. "Kaylee was an excellent character. She took care of Serenity." Taking this as approval, Cara stands taller and beams.
Grinning in easy agreement, Remi combs a hand through his hair and nods. "Be right back." The musician whispers into Isla's ear, before kissing her on the cheek. The sound of her hostile hiss of annoyance doesn't dampen his smile as he strolls in Mateo's wake. "Amerai quello che ho." He says, pushing open the door to the single-occupant bathroom (wheelchair accessible too, meaning it was fairly spacious), and locking the door behind them. "È nuovo. Ti farà sentire i colori e sentire i suoni." So saying, from somewhere in the gorilla suit, Remi pulls out a baggie with two small squares inside, each with a unicorn on them. "Saluti."
Grinning in easy agreement, Remi combs a hand through his hair and nods. "Be right back." The musician whispers into Isla's ear, before kissing her on the cheek. The sound of her hostile hiss of annoyance doesn't dampen his smile as he strolls in Mateo's wake. "Amerai quello che ho." He says, pushing open the door to the single-occupant bathroom (wheelchair accessible too, meaning it was fairly spacious), and locking the door behind them. "È nuovo. Ti farà sentire i colori e sentire i suoni." So saying, from somewhere in the gorilla suit, Remi pulls out a baggie with two small squares inside, each with a unicorn on them. "Saluti."
I was a dead man walking,
with bloodshot eyes—right place, wrong time.
with bloodshot eyes—right place, wrong time.
