sevenpercentsolution
Supernova
- Joined
- Jan 11, 2009
"I dunno, Per, I think it's kinda my business when someone you're bumping-and-grinding with - and used to, you know, bump-and-grind with on a regular basis - is involved in a case. I'm not asking for the messy details here or anything, I don't want to know who did what, it's just - it makes it more personal, right? And I don't know, blowing up your car sounds pretty personal, not that we have any sort of proof he did it. I'm just saying." Harry said, fidgetting while Perry was cleaning the stitches, squirming under Van Shrike's hands like an eight year old,
"I get the feeling Ravan isn't from around here," Harry added, "That, or she doesn't ever see daylight. She didn't even have a tan, and unless you walk around with an umbrella and SPF 200 slathered everywhere all day, L.A. is going to give you a fucking tan. And it looked like she stopped at a costume shop before she came here, like this was somehow last minute? I don't know."
And she was strong as a goddamn ox, but he decided not to mention it; he already felt pretty emasculated by the whole thing.
"See, I can agree on that." Harry said, regarding alcohol - he could always agree with booze; he paused, however, visibly startled by Perry's - compliment? Something like a tiny smile climbed onto Harry's lips, a little quirk at the corner of his mouth that showed dimples before he smothered it down, not wanting to look too cocky in the face of positivity - Perry would think it was going to his head.
Of course, then he was getting smacked in the face and shit, didn't that just seem typical?
"Hey, what -?" Harry said, watching Perry leave, and realizing exactly why he had just been left with his face burning a little, "Right. I'm a bad boy."
He kept forgetting. It had been a while since he'd actually done anything bad, after all. Well, aside from shooting like, sixteen people last year.
But those ones had sort of been shooting at him.
He followed after Perry then, back through the club, avoiding the eyes of the people still populating the place and ignoring another wolf whistle to his left before stepping back out into the parking lot, taking in a breath of L.A. air - it wasn't exactly clean, but it didn't smell like sweat or the various other scents that had been filtering through the club.
"So we go into a club and knock a guy out with a combination of a bumpaddle - shit I forgot to give it back to that dominatrix - and fists. I don't know if we learned anything, besides what size I am for leather pants. And, I mean, now I'm more informed about BDSM." Harry said, "I guess it's not a complete loss."
He hesitated then, stopping where they had parked,
"Hey Per," Harry said, biting at his lip and cocking his head to the side, bird-like in his curiosity, "I could be wrong, you know, but I'm pretty sure the car didn't have this knife in the tire when we got here. Seems like a new feature. And kind of threatening."
"I get the feeling Ravan isn't from around here," Harry added, "That, or she doesn't ever see daylight. She didn't even have a tan, and unless you walk around with an umbrella and SPF 200 slathered everywhere all day, L.A. is going to give you a fucking tan. And it looked like she stopped at a costume shop before she came here, like this was somehow last minute? I don't know."
And she was strong as a goddamn ox, but he decided not to mention it; he already felt pretty emasculated by the whole thing.
"See, I can agree on that." Harry said, regarding alcohol - he could always agree with booze; he paused, however, visibly startled by Perry's - compliment? Something like a tiny smile climbed onto Harry's lips, a little quirk at the corner of his mouth that showed dimples before he smothered it down, not wanting to look too cocky in the face of positivity - Perry would think it was going to his head.
Of course, then he was getting smacked in the face and shit, didn't that just seem typical?
"Hey, what -?" Harry said, watching Perry leave, and realizing exactly why he had just been left with his face burning a little, "Right. I'm a bad boy."
He kept forgetting. It had been a while since he'd actually done anything bad, after all. Well, aside from shooting like, sixteen people last year.
But those ones had sort of been shooting at him.
He followed after Perry then, back through the club, avoiding the eyes of the people still populating the place and ignoring another wolf whistle to his left before stepping back out into the parking lot, taking in a breath of L.A. air - it wasn't exactly clean, but it didn't smell like sweat or the various other scents that had been filtering through the club.
"So we go into a club and knock a guy out with a combination of a bumpaddle - shit I forgot to give it back to that dominatrix - and fists. I don't know if we learned anything, besides what size I am for leather pants. And, I mean, now I'm more informed about BDSM." Harry said, "I guess it's not a complete loss."
He hesitated then, stopping where they had parked,
"Hey Per," Harry said, biting at his lip and cocking his head to the side, bird-like in his curiosity, "I could be wrong, you know, but I'm pretty sure the car didn't have this knife in the tire when we got here. Seems like a new feature. And kind of threatening."