Victoraeon
Moon
- Joined
- Jan 9, 2011
- Location
- Maryland
The beat of the music could be heard pulsing from the building as they approached it though it was muffled by brick. Gabe had managed to find a parking spot about half a block away, and he was glad of it as it was a chilly night. He rubbed his younger brother’s shoulder reassuringly as they stepped into another pool of light cast by the row of streetlights.
“You warm enough there?”
Gabe didn’t wait for an answer. He shrugged off his leather jacket and draped it around his brother’s shoulders as they walked. Finally he’d managed to convince the kid to loosen up a bit now that they were on break and he was going to make sure this was a night he’d never forget.
This club was known for its colorful patrons and atmosphere and while it wasn’t a “gay” club per say, it catered to a lot of different scenes… mostly goth, punk, ravers, and you might see the occasional tail. It was perfect for ‘testing the waters’; it had been driving him nuts these past few years… the longings… they had always been close—hell, he’d pretty much raised him since mom left and dad was out and about—which is made things all the more complicated. This was his way of determining if his baby brother had the same feelings or maybe—
Gabriel chuckled softly to himself and shook his head ruefully. He was the taller one, standing at a lanky 6’4” which made him feel like a giant around most people. He was wearing that one pair of ripped jeans that made his ass look amazing… Gabe kind of hoped his brother might notice… not that he’d ever admit it.
Feeling even more adventurous, he had decided to wear a fishnet shirt and while he wasn’t a body builder, his muscles were accented nicely by the fishnet and the tattooed wings on his shoulder blades were visible. He felt a little odd wearing it seeing as most of the shirts in his dresser were well-loved baggy T’s but at the same time he wanted to pull out all the stops.
A gust of wind blew a few stray strands of brown hair across his face so he tucked them behind his ear and pulled the rest into a loose pony tail.
When they got inside they were submersed in sound, the speakers by the stage blaring an upbeat techno rhythm as he gently lead his brother through the crowd towards the bar, laughing over his shoulder,
“C’mon! I’ll buy ya a drink.”
Strobe lights illuminated the writhing silhouettes on the dance floor as fog machines added an eerie feel. Over at the bar the music wasn’t as loud and the lighting was much better with warm glass bistro-styled lamps hanging over the smooth wood counter. He flagged down the bartender, “A Guinness for me, please, and…” Gabe turned his jade green eyes on his brother next to him, nudging him playfully to order.
“You warm enough there?”
Gabe didn’t wait for an answer. He shrugged off his leather jacket and draped it around his brother’s shoulders as they walked. Finally he’d managed to convince the kid to loosen up a bit now that they were on break and he was going to make sure this was a night he’d never forget.
This club was known for its colorful patrons and atmosphere and while it wasn’t a “gay” club per say, it catered to a lot of different scenes… mostly goth, punk, ravers, and you might see the occasional tail. It was perfect for ‘testing the waters’; it had been driving him nuts these past few years… the longings… they had always been close—hell, he’d pretty much raised him since mom left and dad was out and about—which is made things all the more complicated. This was his way of determining if his baby brother had the same feelings or maybe—
Gabriel chuckled softly to himself and shook his head ruefully. He was the taller one, standing at a lanky 6’4” which made him feel like a giant around most people. He was wearing that one pair of ripped jeans that made his ass look amazing… Gabe kind of hoped his brother might notice… not that he’d ever admit it.
Feeling even more adventurous, he had decided to wear a fishnet shirt and while he wasn’t a body builder, his muscles were accented nicely by the fishnet and the tattooed wings on his shoulder blades were visible. He felt a little odd wearing it seeing as most of the shirts in his dresser were well-loved baggy T’s but at the same time he wanted to pull out all the stops.
A gust of wind blew a few stray strands of brown hair across his face so he tucked them behind his ear and pulled the rest into a loose pony tail.
When they got inside they were submersed in sound, the speakers by the stage blaring an upbeat techno rhythm as he gently lead his brother through the crowd towards the bar, laughing over his shoulder,
“C’mon! I’ll buy ya a drink.”
Strobe lights illuminated the writhing silhouettes on the dance floor as fog machines added an eerie feel. Over at the bar the music wasn’t as loud and the lighting was much better with warm glass bistro-styled lamps hanging over the smooth wood counter. He flagged down the bartender, “A Guinness for me, please, and…” Gabe turned his jade green eyes on his brother next to him, nudging him playfully to order.