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𝘤𝘢𝘳𝘳𝘺𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘰𝘯
Hunter Drake
To his surprise (a pleasant one at that), Ronnie had taken the lead as Hunter allowed himself to be dragged to the dance floor. Contrary to the popular opinion about him, he wasn't typically the following type, but something about just finding himself in Ronnie's grasp, the way her eyes met his in that brief moment before she whisked him off where the music was its loudest.
He was a sip and a half into his own punch before he could feel the electric beat consume him and the energy that was an intriguing mix of raw and refined. He didn't know if it was just the way that Ronnie was making him feel right now, the beat from the band playing, or the punch. It was hard for Hunter to maintain a focus that wasn't Ronnie Crosby.
Sure, the fight he had with Nickie was enough to bring anyone down and especially for someone so one-step-forward, two-steps-back like Hunter. Maybe the reason why he wasn't sure what to think was, despite everything said, he had a guilty conscience about everything. Or the apology that he should have given her had come moments too late.
Hunter forced himself to not think about it right now. Here he was with someone that actually wanted to be with him. She was smiling at him, taking small sips of the punch he brought for her, and having the time of her life. Who cared if he was a bit of a dick to Nickie? Who cared that he should apologize? She was in the past, right? Right.
Right!
With a smile and a more genuine rhythm building in his feet, he let himself have fun even if he just he to shut off everything else that had to do with he last five minutes spent with his ex. Ronnie was happy and that's all that really mattered to him right now.
"I'm, like, totally loving the punch too."
As he was in his own head, Hunter didn't realize he blocked out whatever ROnnie was saying. He might've recalled her moving her lips, but for obvious reasons, he didn't necessarily hear her. Or maybe it was the loud beat. REgardless, he smiled wide. "I'm glad! It's really good, right?" He shouted back at her, feeling his groove becoming less rigid the more he just let go of certain things.
"What're you thinking about?"
The honest answer wasn't necessarily the one he should let slip through his lips. Then Hunter considered the alternatives. He didn't want to ruin the moment by saying he was thinking about how mean he was to Nickie, so instead he looked at his date and how hot she looked in her dress and how her hair just looked so fiery under the lights. It was like the universe was telling him it was okay to fib. Nobody had to know the whole truth of what was going on in his head.
"About how hot you look tonight!" He shouted, curling his lips into a smirk.
"That as a pretty nasty fight."
And then the fight was mentioned.
And then Hunter lost all surface-level veils. He didn't want to talk about it, but Ronnie was going on a bit of a tangent.
"She can be so mean. I'm sure whatever she said wasn't true--"
Thinking about everything NIckie said about her and Dei, the things she implied, the way she said it...Hunter wished those weren't true, but they were. He knew that and as much as he knew Nickie liked the attention and the spotlight it came with on her, there was no doubt in his mind that everything she said was a fact.
And his response was less than stellar. Denial and embodying what it meant to not react was his go-to. Usually he would have erupted at her, but Hunter didn't do that. It was only after it was all said and done did he say horrible things to her and nearly immediately regretted it.
"Maybe you're right. I mean, it's Nickie after all. She lies for attention." He had no idea why he just said that but the longer it was out there, the more he just let it be.
Feeling her hand on his sleeve, Hunter kept his eyes on Ronnie.
"Sorry about your suit. Do you need to wash up?"
Hunter shook his head. "Don't worry about it; it'll be fine. Kinda feels nice if I'm being honest. All the rockstars get their nice suits wet, right?" He huffed in an almost triumphant laugh as he kept moving his body with Ronnie's.
He was a sip and a half into his own punch before he could feel the electric beat consume him and the energy that was an intriguing mix of raw and refined. He didn't know if it was just the way that Ronnie was making him feel right now, the beat from the band playing, or the punch. It was hard for Hunter to maintain a focus that wasn't Ronnie Crosby.
Sure, the fight he had with Nickie was enough to bring anyone down and especially for someone so one-step-forward, two-steps-back like Hunter. Maybe the reason why he wasn't sure what to think was, despite everything said, he had a guilty conscience about everything. Or the apology that he should have given her had come moments too late.
Hunter forced himself to not think about it right now. Here he was with someone that actually wanted to be with him. She was smiling at him, taking small sips of the punch he brought for her, and having the time of her life. Who cared if he was a bit of a dick to Nickie? Who cared that he should apologize? She was in the past, right? Right.
Right!
With a smile and a more genuine rhythm building in his feet, he let himself have fun even if he just he to shut off everything else that had to do with he last five minutes spent with his ex. Ronnie was happy and that's all that really mattered to him right now.
"I'm, like, totally loving the punch too."
As he was in his own head, Hunter didn't realize he blocked out whatever ROnnie was saying. He might've recalled her moving her lips, but for obvious reasons, he didn't necessarily hear her. Or maybe it was the loud beat. REgardless, he smiled wide. "I'm glad! It's really good, right?" He shouted back at her, feeling his groove becoming less rigid the more he just let go of certain things.
"What're you thinking about?"
The honest answer wasn't necessarily the one he should let slip through his lips. Then Hunter considered the alternatives. He didn't want to ruin the moment by saying he was thinking about how mean he was to Nickie, so instead he looked at his date and how hot she looked in her dress and how her hair just looked so fiery under the lights. It was like the universe was telling him it was okay to fib. Nobody had to know the whole truth of what was going on in his head.
"About how hot you look tonight!" He shouted, curling his lips into a smirk.
"That as a pretty nasty fight."
And then the fight was mentioned.
And then Hunter lost all surface-level veils. He didn't want to talk about it, but Ronnie was going on a bit of a tangent.
"She can be so mean. I'm sure whatever she said wasn't true--"
Thinking about everything NIckie said about her and Dei, the things she implied, the way she said it...Hunter wished those weren't true, but they were. He knew that and as much as he knew Nickie liked the attention and the spotlight it came with on her, there was no doubt in his mind that everything she said was a fact.
And his response was less than stellar. Denial and embodying what it meant to not react was his go-to. Usually he would have erupted at her, but Hunter didn't do that. It was only after it was all said and done did he say horrible things to her and nearly immediately regretted it.
"Maybe you're right. I mean, it's Nickie after all. She lies for attention." He had no idea why he just said that but the longer it was out there, the more he just let it be.
Feeling her hand on his sleeve, Hunter kept his eyes on Ronnie.
"Sorry about your suit. Do you need to wash up?"
Hunter shook his head. "Don't worry about it; it'll be fine. Kinda feels nice if I'm being honest. All the rockstars get their nice suits wet, right?" He huffed in an almost triumphant laugh as he kept moving his body with Ronnie's.
mood
Forget and have fun
location
Winter Ball
outfit
Back in black
Forget and have fun
location
Winter Ball
outfit
Back in black
playing...
Pretty Fly (For A White Guy)
Pretty Fly (For A White Guy)
by The Offspring
mentions
Ronnie, Nickie
interactions
Ronnie
tags
hery
Ronnie, Nickie
interactions
Ronnie
tags
hery