Mateo
Should'a seen what I wore
I had a cane and a party hat
I had a cane and a party hat
"Ewwwww Flora," Mateo echoes, doing his best impression of his sister that's absolutely ruined by his accent, all the while reaching for the bottle of drain cleaner liquor. He said he'd make it look like she could hold more booze than he can, and he's going to live up to it, so help him.
He doesn't expect to come face to face with the sad reality of Flora's self-awareness, and even though Mateo has wanted it for so long, he finds that he hates it a little bit. He wants to see the smile back on his sister's face, wants her not to have to think about how fucking shitty things are when it comes to their dysfunctional family.
And so, taking her lead, he reaches out to clink his glass against hers. "Then you complain as much as you want, and I'll make sure to chip in like a good brother," he says. And as for his clothes? "It's alright," he says, "You've got better legs than me. I could never pull off your clothes either."
(Well, he could, but he's trying to make her feel better).
~FIN
He doesn't expect to come face to face with the sad reality of Flora's self-awareness, and even though Mateo has wanted it for so long, he finds that he hates it a little bit. He wants to see the smile back on his sister's face, wants her not to have to think about how fucking shitty things are when it comes to their dysfunctional family.
And so, taking her lead, he reaches out to clink his glass against hers. "Then you complain as much as you want, and I'll make sure to chip in like a good brother," he says. And as for his clothes? "It's alright," he says, "You've got better legs than me. I could never pull off your clothes either."
(Well, he could, but he's trying to make her feel better).
~FIN
I was the king of this hologram
where there's no such thing as getting out of hand
where there's no such thing as getting out of hand
