Post by Taylor McCarthy on Apr 13, 2015 11:51:17 GMT -6
[Note: Takes place directly after this thread]
It was early in the morning when Taylor wandered back into camp. His clothes were dry but his hair was still damp from a previous nude encounter with a river and a certain blue eyed girl he'd been seeing an awful lot of lately but he seemed undeterred. After leaving the girl to her own devices, Taylor cut across the camp, his eyes scanning the students. He stopped a couple of the gloomy, downtrodden kids who looked as though they were trying to debate whether or not life was worth living because they didn't have access to their cell phones and their virtual farms were going to be passed up by their internet friends in growth, and asked if they'd seen a particular Irish boy who was decidedly not him.
Finally, one of the dour students Taylor guessed was having a rough go because being in the woods made it difficult to put on their gloomy eyeliner, made a depressed gesture toward the disheveled mess of a shelter where the boy in question was residing. With a slightly creeped out nod of thanks, he leaned in to offer the kid a word of advice. "Remember it's across the street for attention." He ran his fingers over his wrist in a descriptive motion. "And down the road..." He then ran them along the length of his arm. "For results." He finished with a hearty pat on the back before making his way off.
"Hey, Jack?" He called as he approached the shelter that had been pointed out. "It's me, Taylor." A sense of nervousness and almost a hint of submission crept into his voice as he drew closer. He gave the makeshift hovel a bit of a shake. "You in there? I wanted to apologize for what happened night before last. Can I come in?" To which he didn't bother waiting for a reply and simply took the half second of silence as a 'yes' and slipped inside.
It was early in the morning when Taylor wandered back into camp. His clothes were dry but his hair was still damp from a previous nude encounter with a river and a certain blue eyed girl he'd been seeing an awful lot of lately but he seemed undeterred. After leaving the girl to her own devices, Taylor cut across the camp, his eyes scanning the students. He stopped a couple of the gloomy, downtrodden kids who looked as though they were trying to debate whether or not life was worth living because they didn't have access to their cell phones and their virtual farms were going to be passed up by their internet friends in growth, and asked if they'd seen a particular Irish boy who was decidedly not him.
Finally, one of the dour students Taylor guessed was having a rough go because being in the woods made it difficult to put on their gloomy eyeliner, made a depressed gesture toward the disheveled mess of a shelter where the boy in question was residing. With a slightly creeped out nod of thanks, he leaned in to offer the kid a word of advice. "Remember it's across the street for attention." He ran his fingers over his wrist in a descriptive motion. "And down the road..." He then ran them along the length of his arm. "For results." He finished with a hearty pat on the back before making his way off.
"Hey, Jack?" He called as he approached the shelter that had been pointed out. "It's me, Taylor." A sense of nervousness and almost a hint of submission crept into his voice as he drew closer. He gave the makeshift hovel a bit of a shake. "You in there? I wanted to apologize for what happened night before last. Can I come in?" To which he didn't bother waiting for a reply and simply took the half second of silence as a 'yes' and slipped inside.