Mateo
"It was," Mateo laments, though the looseness in his limbs and the buzz behind his eyes suggests that tonight could end up much the same, with a little bit of encouragement. "But I regret to inform you that I was only second on the dancefloor. I cannot be showing myself up at my sister's event, can I?" Right, because the botanist is a stickler for decorum. Everybody knows that.
His brows furrow, then, not at the idea of Koa and Flora spending the night together - they can do as they please as far as he's concerned - but that she's visited Stormbreak before and still not come to visit him. (Burn the witch). "Listen," he says, once Koa's cringeworthy story has ended, Mateo reaching out to clink his glass against the other man's. "I have snuck out of my fair share of bedrooms in my time." So he can't exactly chastise someone else for doing it.
"I have never been caught, though. For shame." Chuckling, he takes a healthy drink and raises his eyebrows at Koa. "Did she slap you? Please say that she did."
His brows furrow, then, not at the idea of Koa and Flora spending the night together - they can do as they please as far as he's concerned - but that she's visited Stormbreak before and still not come to visit him. (Burn the witch). "Listen," he says, once Koa's cringeworthy story has ended, Mateo reaching out to clink his glass against the other man's. "I have snuck out of my fair share of bedrooms in my time." So he can't exactly chastise someone else for doing it.
"I have never been caught, though. For shame." Chuckling, he takes a healthy drink and raises his eyebrows at Koa. "Did she slap you? Please say that she did."
I'm a scholar and a gentleman
And I don't usually fall when I try to stand
And I don't usually fall when I try to stand
