TheVoidQueen
Junior Member
LEON PIERCE
Not understanding that youre a horrible person doesnt make you less of
a horrible person
the sinner
fell asleep and forgot to die
— mac miller
mood: sharing is caring ig; also who r u
location: bleachers
interactions: Lexi - BracedJupiter72 | Vera - Twin Fantasy
location: bleachers
interactions: Lexi - BracedJupiter72 | Vera - Twin Fantasy
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As they returned the pack of smokes to its rightful location - floating aimlessly in his absurdly empty tote - Leon flipped its top, performing a quick count of the darts that remained. His reserve had shrunk from twelve to eight, and he knew he only had himself to blame.
Still, he found himself wondering if there was an official quantity to "a few" or if it was completely arbitrary. If not a solid amount then at the very least a socially acceptable limit. Four seemed just slightly excessive, but then, he supposed, that was the nature of addiction. Was she one of those people that accepted it, that knew who wore the pants in the relationship between lung-haver and cigarette?
They'd looked up from their phone at the sound of a loud click. The customized Zippo lighter in her hands turned the situation from mildly annoying to highly amusing. She was willing to spend at least fifteen dollars on a lighter and yet here she was, bumming smokes off of him. Rich people - ignoring the fact that this was an assumption based solely on her possession of a specific lighter - were a fascinating breed. Their favorite lie to tell themself was that they hung out with wealthy people to understand them rather than strictly to mooch. The girl beside him might be the first to make the lie a reality, partially because she seemed interesting and partially because she definitely didn't seem like the type to buy anyone anything.
"Devotchka Kult. With a 'k'." Mention of the letter in isolation flooded Leon's mind with a stream of memories with Lexi, including a realization that he should let the rockstar know she was probably making her way to them. Unsurprisingly, they decided against it, figuring Lexi would make her presence known however she saw fit.
Even if he'd wanted to, he hadn't been able to get a word in as his companion plowed through a monologue about her band. "I fuck with local gigs heavy, I've probably seen you," he answered, only partially omitting the truth. He knew with absolute certainty he'd seen them live more than a handful of times. He didn't care much for the composition of the band, though found her willingness to provide so many extraneous details about it before they'd even exchanged names endearing.
"Oh shit, for real? That's sick. Like, on the 31st or?"
He shouldn't have been too shocked that news of the upcoming show had missed him; he hadn't spent a significant amount of time with the folks that kept him in the loop over the break. They wouldn't openly admit to being a fan for the sake of not feeding an already seemingly healthy ego, but they'd had a great time at the performances they'd been to. "'Cause I'll try to pull up for sure," he said through a smoky exhale.
A metallic banging coupled with an odd and mildly unpleasant vibrating sensation startled him fully awake. A grin took over his features as he shook his head slightly, his curls bouncing slightly. Trust Lexi to make an entrance. He shrugged, turning his body towards the stranger before answering, "Well, she's the singer of a dope local band playin' the Cage soon. 'Bout all I've got, though."
Trust Lexi to take the remains of his - their, now - joint. His smokes were destined to be community property today, it seemed. At least he knew Lexi would return the favor.
© reveriee