Twisted_iN_Tux
Formal Wear Fetishist
- Joined
- Feb 20, 2019
- Location
- PA, USA
Public Transit System, New York City - Christmas Day, Winter of 2018
William A. Dalgliesh was moderately intoxicated, just enough that he felt it was probably in his best interest and the interest of those living around him to take public transportation home instead of his own car. Could he have hailed a taxi or called an Uber? Sure, he could've, that is, if it weren't already after midnight, on a holiday. So public transportation it was, which, from the looks of it on the app he had pulled up on his cell, was going to take him a good forty-five minutes to an hour to get uptown, seeing that he was not only way downtown, but two boroughs over.
Making his way below ground, the good-looking, sharp-dressed man knew for a fact that he would stand out in whatever crowd was travelling this late at night, but, to be perfectly honest, he didn't really give a shit. He needed to get home and this was pretty much the only way that was happening. So what if he was decked out in a designer tux with all of the trimmings or wearing a full-length, men's fur coat that cost him a small fortune? He was a tall, broad-shouldered, well-built man who could certainly handle himself. If someone dared to give him crap, he would just give it back.
Wouldn't he?
Bah. Whatever. Why was he even worrying about this to begin with? It was late. There was probably going to be just a handful of other passengers, if even that. He would probably have an entire car to himself. Right? However, as William approached the platform, after buying himself a ticket and pushing his way through the turnstile, he noticed that the volume of people waiting to catch the next train was a tad bit heavier than he had expected or, to be honest, wanted there to be. He supposed it was because of the holiday, with lots of people coming back from family gatherings or parties, just like him, but still, it was a bit much.
Positioning himself so that he was towards the rear of the train, assuming that that would be the quieter end, he watched and waited for the long metal beast to rumble into the station, which it did, just a few minutes later. Stepping on, he quickly glanced up and then down the overly used car, which had certainly seen better days, and elected, at least for the time being, to stand instead of taking a seat. Once a few more passengers got off, he would consider taking one, but for now, he would just grip a floor-to-ceiling pole in the center and hold on with one of his lamb-soft, leather-encased hands.
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