9.1. "This is horrible Alex, this is very bad! Unless you're happy about this in which case I couldn't be more pleased for you... Should we do pros and cons?"
| Music & Lyrics
[Follows THIS and THIS]
It was a vague coherence that alerted Tim to a banging drilling into his brain beyond the fog of last night’s six pack… or maybe it was more like five six packs. Once he realised the noise was there, he groaned from where his face was smashed into the cushion of the sofa, arm hanging limply off the side. Now that his consciousness was dragged back, the light streaming across his face just made his already pounding head ache like a bitch. What the hell was that banging? It sounded like there were elephants tap-dancing on his roof… or maybe that was on his brain?
He cracked an eye open from under the curtain of messy dark hair that was flopping in his face and then squeezed it shut again. Talk about Hangover Central. He really didn’t want to move and wasn’t sure he could move without puking. The house looked like a bomb hit it with empty beer cans, pizza boxes, and other takeout remnants lying all around the joint. Clothes were strewn everywhere and had been there for an indefinite period of time, Tim favouring the easier option of just buying new shirts rather than washing the ones he already owned. With Billy still in Puerto Rico on his honeymoon, Tim was living his idea of the unsupervised highlife.
( And then the banging was back and he realised it was coming from the front door... )
JC Stanton is
taste4freedom and written here by her mun. Jason Street [
itwontstopme] referenced with permission.
Word Count | 782
| Music & Lyrics
[Follows THIS and THIS]
It was a vague coherence that alerted Tim to a banging drilling into his brain beyond the fog of last night’s six pack… or maybe it was more like five six packs. Once he realised the noise was there, he groaned from where his face was smashed into the cushion of the sofa, arm hanging limply off the side. Now that his consciousness was dragged back, the light streaming across his face just made his already pounding head ache like a bitch. What the hell was that banging? It sounded like there were elephants tap-dancing on his roof… or maybe that was on his brain?
He cracked an eye open from under the curtain of messy dark hair that was flopping in his face and then squeezed it shut again. Talk about Hangover Central. He really didn’t want to move and wasn’t sure he could move without puking. The house looked like a bomb hit it with empty beer cans, pizza boxes, and other takeout remnants lying all around the joint. Clothes were strewn everywhere and had been there for an indefinite period of time, Tim favouring the easier option of just buying new shirts rather than washing the ones he already owned. With Billy still in Puerto Rico on his honeymoon, Tim was living his idea of the unsupervised highlife.
( And then the banging was back and he realised it was coming from the front door... )
JC Stanton is
Word Count | 782