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Rent the Best Walkie Talkies for Events in Ahmedabad
Get the best walkie talkie on rent for seamless communication. Avail top walkie talkie rental service in Ahmedabad for events, security, and corporate needs.
Introduction
Efficient communication is crucial for managing large-scale events, security operations, and corporate functions. Walkie talkies offer a reliable and instant way to stay connected. If you’re searching for the best walkie talkie rental service in Ahmedabad, this guide will help you explore the advantages, key features, and why renting walkie talkies is the right choice for your event.
Why Choose Walkie Talkies for Communication?
Walkie-talkies are widely used in different industries due to their ease of use, affordability, and real-time connectivity. Some of the major benefits include:
Instant Communication - Unlike mobile phones, walkie-talkies provide instant push-to-talk (PTT) functionality, ensuring quick responses.
No Call Drop Issues - Cellular networks often face congestion issues, whereas walkie-talkies work smoothly without interruptions.
Long Battery Life - Walkie-talkies have long-lasting batteries, making them reliable for extended operations.
Cost-Effective Solution - Renting walkie-talkies is more economical than purchasing a new set, especially for short-term needs.
Hands-Free Operation - Many walkie-talkies come with accessories such as headsets, allowing hands-free use for convenience.
Industries That Benefit from Walkie Talkie Rentals
Many industries and organizations in Ahmedabad rely on walkie talkie rent in Ahmedabad for their operations. Some of these include:
Event Management: Large-scale events, concerts, exhibitions, and weddings require efficient communication among staff and organizers.
Security Services: Walkie-talkies are a vital tool for security personnel in malls, residential complexes, and commercial establishments.
Construction Sites: Engineers and laborers use walkie-talkies to coordinate tasks across large project sites.
Hotels and Hospitality: Walkie-talkies help hotel staff maintain smooth operations by ensuring quick communication.
Logistics and Warehousing: Warehouses and delivery services utilize walkie-talkies to streamline coordination and tracking.
Walkie Talkie Rental Services in Ahmedabad
If you need walkie talkie rent in Ahmedabad, there are numerous service providers offering high-quality devices. Whether you need them for a one-day event or long-term use, rental companies provide customized solutions to suit your needs.
Features of Rental Walkie-Talkies:
Multiple Channels: Enables team members to communicate on different channels as needed.
Long Range: Devices are available with short, medium, and long-range connectivity.
Weatherproof Models: Some devices are designed for outdoor use in extreme conditions.
Rechargeable Batteries: Ensuring long operational hours without frequent charging.
Factors to Consider When Renting Walkie Talkies
Before renting walkie-talkies, consider the following factors to ensure you choose the right device for your needs:
Coverage Area - Determine whether you need short-range or long-range devices.
Battery Life - Choose devices with battery backup suitable for your usage duration.
Number of Units - Ensure you rent the required number of devices based on your team size.
Additional Features - Some models offer GPS tracking, noise cancellation, and encrypted communication.
Rental Cost - Compare different providers to get the best deal for your budget.
Where to Rent Walkie Talkies in Ahmedabad?
Several reputable companies provide walkie talkie rent in Ahmedabad. A trusted provider like TTS Events offers high-quality walkie-talkie rental services tailored to your requirements. They ensure well-maintained equipment, technical support, and flexible rental plans.
Conclusion
Walkie-talkies are an indispensable communication tool for various industries and events. Renting them in Ahmedabad ensures seamless coordination, improved efficiency, and cost-effectiveness. If you are looking for walkie talkie rent in Ahmedabad, choose a trusted rental provider to meet your needs.
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Genre: Fluff
IVE Gaeul x Male Reader
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Somehow, despite this strange man you’ve never met before snaking his hands through your shirt, all you can think about is what you’re going to say to her. Will a simple “hello” suffice? Should you open with an old inside joke? A cliche “long time, no see”? Will she even remember you after all these years?
“Dude,” the strange man mutters, his deadpan eyes staring at you, but not quite looking at you.
“O-oh, sorry. Were you saying something?” you ask nervously.
“I need you to speak into the mic to check if it’s working properly,” he says, pointing at the collar of your shirt.
You peer down and notice a black fuzzy ball sticking out from your collar. If he hadn’t pointed it out to you beforehand, you would have definitely jumped and made yourself look like an even bigger fool than you probably already do. “R-right. Uh, hello? One, two, three, testing?”
He looks back at a man some distance away, fiddling with knobs on a small black box as he listens to your audio through his chunky headphones. A tense moment passes before he flashes a thumbs up in your direction.
“All right, you’re all good,” he utters before walking off without another word, leaving you completely stranded amidst this flurry of chaos. Screaming children running around, the distant rumble of roller coasters, a food stand selling trendy overpriced products every two steps—normal things you would see at an amusement park. What’s not normal is the couple dozen people around you handling all kinds of expensive-looking camera and audio equipment. If you had to bet, the fuzzy little ball clipped to your collar probably costs more than your rent.
You had no idea what you were getting into when you first signed up for that fan event. Winning a chance to film a variety show with a member of IVE seemed too good to be true, but after you found out that you would be filming it with her, entering the event was a no-brainer. By some stroke of luck, you’re now here in the middle of an amusement park, all but abandoned while jolly children’s songs and the incessant beeping of walkie-talkies makes it difficult to hear yourself think.
“Hey you!” A booming voice somehow cuts through all the noise, and you suddenly find yourself face to face with another man you’ve never met before. Unlike everyone else, however, he seems much more relaxed, even happy to be here. Despite his bulging muscles barely contained in his Hawaiian shirt, his steps are lightweight and peppy compared to the scrambling of footsteps of his subordinates, and the wrinkles outlining his wide smile are a testament to his years of experience in… whatever it is that he does.
You let out a sigh of relief as his demeanor puts you at ease in an instant. “Hello, sir,” you greet him.
He forcefully takes your hand into a firm handshake, almost jerking your arm out of its socket. “I’m Mr. Park, I’m the production director of today’s shoot!” he says, his voice loud and boisterous. “You must be our star for today!”
“I-I wouldn’t say that,” you mutter bashfully.
“Nonsense!” he guffaws. “I just wanna give you a quick little rundown of what we’re gonna be filming today. Basically, you’re just gonna go around the amusement park, hang out and talk with the idol, maybe even flirt a bit, y’know, play it up for the cameras.” Mr. Park punctuates his explanation with a hearty chuckle and a friendly elbow to your rib. What a guy.
“Uh, yeah, sure, I can do that—”
Suddenly, he pulls you close, donning a deathly serious expression that sends a chill down your spine. “If you do anything to ruin today’s shoot, I have a six foot hole in the middle of the woods with your name on it, if you catch my drift.”
Before you even have time to process what he said, Mr. Park walks off like nothing happened, his pearly whites gleaming as if he didn’t just threaten to end you moments before. You figured there would be some oddballs in this industry, but you didn’t expect it to be this insane. If things are like this after barely an hour here, you can only imagine what her daily life is like.
“There she is!” You hear Mr. Park’s voice in the distance as a group of burly men all clad in black approaches the set. Judging by their appearance, you can tell that they’re bodyguards, which means the person their protecting is—
“Hello, Mr. Park! It’s nice to see you again!” The two bodyguards at the front part, giving way for Gaeul to walk through and shake hands with Mr. Park. Your breath catches in your throat at the mere sight of her and all the greetings you’ve rehearsed in your head all morning flutter away like butterflies.
You suddenly feel like a little kid again, waiting at her front door so the two of you can go look for frogs or build a castle out of anything you could find in the forest near your houses. Before she was Gaeul, one of the stars of IVE and adored by billions of people around the world, she was simply Gaeul, your best friend that was never afraid to get her hands dirty for the sake of adventure. She was the girl that made your world feel a little less lonely.
And yet, despite her being right in front of you for the first time in years, the distance between you has never felt so far.
As Gaeul and Mr. Park approaches you, you inhale a shaky breath, trying your best to calm your nerves.
“...and this gentleman over here,” Mr. Park explains as he gestures towards you, “is the lucky fan who you’ll be spending the day with!”
You catch her eyes, and for a moment, everything around you seems to vanish. You know deep in your gut that it’s her, but she looks so… beautiful. Instead of the oversized hand-me-downs from her brother, she’s wearing clothes that actually fit her properly—a flower top, a pink cardigan, and a frilly black skirt that shows off her legs in a way that baggy cargo shorts never could. Her hair and makeup is perfectly and meticulously done up, you would mistake her for a doll if you walked by her too fast. Every trace of the Gaeul you once knew is gone—except for her eyes and the way they still light up when they meet yours.
“H-hi,” you stutter, extending a trembling hand towards her. “It’s, uh, nice to meet you.”
She pauses, glancing down at your hand before looking back up at your eyes. A smile creeps up on her glossy lips, and then the scent of strawberry shampoo assaults your senses in the most pleasant way possible as she wraps her arms around your neck in a warm embrace.
“It’s nice to see you again, small fry,” she says softly.
In a past life, you would’ve been annoyed by that silly little nickname—it’s not your fault that your growth spurt hit you later than hers did—but hearing it after so long fills you with an immense amount of happiness that you can’t quite describe. She still remembers you.
“Ehem,” Mr. Park clears his throat, reminding you of the involuntary audience witnessing your reunion. With heat racing towards your cheeks, you reluctantly free Gaeul from your arms. “Do, uh, do you two know each other?”
“He was my best friend back in middle school before I became a trainee,” she explains, beaming. ”We were inseparable back then.”
Mr. Park approaches you, his expression growing dark just like it did before. “Kid…” he mumbles, his voice low. Suddenly, he grabs onto your shoulder with a vice-like grip and lifts you off the ground until your legs are dangling helplessly in the air.
“U-uh, Mr. Park? W-what are you—”
“You. Are. A. Godsend!” he exclaims, now back to his cheery self. “This’ll be great for ratings! I can see the headlines now: ‘IVE’s Gaeul reunites with childhood friend after he wins a fan event!’ If I wasn’t happily married to my wife of seven years, I would kiss you right now!” Finally, he drops you back on your feet and hurriedly struts away, yelling at the staff members. “Let’s get this show on the road, folks! Time is money and I don’t wanna lose a single penny!”
Gaeul pats your shoulder, not even trying to stifle a laugh at your bewildered expression. “Are you alright? Mr. Park has a few screws loose, but I promise you he’s nice.”
Her touch immediately puts you at ease as you let out a chuckle of your own. “Well, my dignity is at an all time low, but what’s new?”
If you had to embarrass yourself in front of a member of IVE, at least it’s the one that’s already seen you at your absolute worst. Like no time has passed at all, the two of you slip back into comfortable patterns of banter. There’s so much you want to tell her. Milestones she missed, horrific first dates, and a plethora of other Gaeul-less memories that you know she’ll tease you for.
“I still can’t believe it’s you, small fry,” she says. “You look great.”
“I’m not sure if you can call me that anymore,” you playfully shoot back. Getting your growth spurt before she went off to be an idol would’ve saved you a childhood of torment by her hand, but hey, better late than never.
“Oh whatever, I’ll call you whatever I damn want to.”
With a smirk, she walks off as Mr. Park calls on the two of you to get ready for filming. You always imagined your reunion to be a little more peaceful, maybe on a random chilly evening at a coffee shop, but the specifics don’t matter to you. What matters is that Gaeul is finally here, right in front of you.
You can finally do what you failed to do back in middle school.
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You’re wise enough to know that not everything you see on these kinds of shows is real, but you never realized just how scripted it all is. From the activities you do to the things you say, you feel more like a robot following commands than a regular person spending the day at an amusement park. Gaeul takes everything in stride, seemingly used to this kind of environment, but not having the freedom to properly speak to Gaeul leaves a bad taste in your mouth.
“Listen up, you two!” Mr. Park calls out from behind the camera. “You’re gonna look through the gift shop, try some things on, give a few compliments, big reactions y’know, really play it up for the camera and whatnot. Oh, and Gaeul?”
“Yes?” She tilts her head.
“Keep calling him that little nickname, uh ‘teeny fry’ or whatever it is.”
She cracks a little smirk in your direction. “Sure thing, Mr. Park.”
You sigh, masking your dismay with a neutral expression. “Why are we going to the gift shop first? Isn’t this what people do last?” you ask Gaeul.
She responds with a simple shrug. “I’ve learned not to question things and just go with the flow.”
“Huh?” You dramatically gasp in faux shock. “Are you sure you’re the Gaeul I know? Because I’m pretty sure I remember you annoying the substitute teacher with questions about frogs until they stormed out in the middle of class.”
“That’s different!” she exclaims. “Besides, that was so long ago, I’m basically a different person now.”
“Yeah, I noticed. You actually dress like a girl now.”
“Oh my god, don’t even remind me!” Her cheeks turn a cherry red as memories of her tragic middle school fashion choices come back to haunt her. “It’s a miracle that I even got casted in the first place looking like that.”
You let out a laugh. “You look good now though. Seriously.”
“Just good?” Gaeul says, offended. She steps back and gives you a little twirl, showcasing her entire outfit in all its glory. “Last time you saw me, I was wearing my brother’s old cargo shorts, and you’re telling me that I only look good?!”
“I-I didn’t— I mean…” There’s so many things you want to say, words and phrases rehearsed over years of imagining what your reunion would be like. Finally, you have the opportunity to say it out loud to her face. So just say it.
“Y-you look bea—”
“ALRIGHT, PLACES EVERYBODY!!!’ Mr. Park shouts. Before you can finish your thought, Gaeul hurries to her spot where the director told the two of you to start. You shake your head, coming to your senses and following her to your spot. Not great timing, but there will be other chances later.
Once the cameras start rolling, the two of you enter the gift shop, looking around at all the overpriced products the shop has to offer. T-shirts, headbands, hats, mini figurines of the amusement park’s mascot, just about anything a child could want and a parent would dread to buy. Like Mr. Park instructed, you do your best to give off big reactions, but frankly, this place is the least exciting part about going to an amusement park. Gaeul, on the other hand, plays it off like a true professional.
“Wow, look at this place!” she exclaims, her voice an octave higher than her regular speaking voice. “Oh my gosh, everything is so cute!”
“Y-yeah, wow! So cute!” you awkwardly parrot. Thankfully, the cameras are mainly following Gaeul, so your poor attempts at acting go unnoticed by the crew.
Gaeul takes one of the shirts off the hangers and puts it to your chest. “What do you think about this shirt, small fry? I’ll buy it for you if you want!” she says, punctuating her statement with a wink.
You chuckle in an attempt to hide the heat creeping up your face. “I’d rather launch myself into the sun than wear that ugly shirt,” you quip.
“CUT!” Mr. Park barks. “Hey kid, the park is allowing us to film here for a discounted fee, so maybe don’t talk bad about their merchandise.”
“A-ah… Right, sorry…”
Gaeul stifles a chuckle, putting the shirt back on the hanger. “It’s okay, they can just edit that part out,” she says in an attempt to console you. Unlike seconds before, her voice is back down to her usual tone.
“Uh, why are you doing that thing with your voice?” you ask.
“What thing?” She stares at you with a curious expression, one that holds not even a hint of joking.
“Uh… Nevermind.” Like she said, learn not to question things.
“Alright, let’s try this again, without the sass this time,” Mr. Park says, gesturing specifically to you. “Action!”
In an instant, Gaeul springs back into her idol persona, cheerfully skipping through each aisle and pointing out every little thing. “I wish I could buy everything in the store!”
“You probably could with your net worth,” you instinctively joke. Remembering what happened before, your eyes peer carefully towards Mr. Park, who thankfully smirks at your little jest. Relieved, you decide to do what he said before and try some “flirting”.
You grab a frog headband from one of the shelves and hand it to Gaeul. “Why don’t you try this on? I think it would look cute on you.” Something about talking to her this way leaves an odd, warm feeling in your stomach. Not bad, per se, but different.
She takes the headband from you and tries it on. “What do you think, small fry?” she asks, posing more for the cameras than for you. “Am I stealing your heart with this look?
A rush of heat floods your head at her idol fan service. It’s not the first time you’ve seen her do this kind of thing, but there’s a huge difference in seeing it through a screen and seeing it in person, directed right at you. You thought you would cringe or laugh, but you’re not even sure how to react anymore with the pounding of your heart in your ears.
“U-uh, sure, yeah, whatever…” you mutter. You expected a witty comeback from her, poking fun at your barely coherent mumblings, but instead, you feel Gaeul’s arm link with yours as she pulls you towards one of the mirrors hanging on the walls. In all the confusion, she somehow managed to put a dog headband on your head.
“Ah, we look so cute!” she exclaims, her high-pitched voice ringing in your ears.
You stare back at the reflection, forgetting all about the cameras as you take in every single detail. Gaeul linking her arms with yours, smiling at you with that silly little frog headband on. It’s almost as if you’re looking into a portal to an alternate universe where Gaeul never moved away. Where the two of you ended up as a… couple.
That warm feeling fills your stomach at the thought—but this time, it’s mixed with guilt. Gaeul never accomplished her dreams in that universe, and for what? Sure, you get more time with her and grow up alongside her, but she doesn’t become that big star that she always dreamed about being. There’s no point in clinging onto “what if’s”. Life played out like this and now you have to accept it.
“Hey.” Gaeul nudges your side, her voice back down to its usual octave. Her eyes gaze at you with worry. “You alright? Mr. Park yelled ‘cut’ a minute ago.”
You shake your head, ridding yourself of stray thoughts. “Y-yeah, I’m fine,” you reassure her. “Being in front of cameras has got me a little nervous, I guess.”
“Don’t worry about it, you’re doing great. Nice job playing it up for the cameras,” she compliments before walking off to the next filming location.
Yeah… Just for the cameras…
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The ferris wheel stands high and mighty, casting long shadows on the park grounds. It is the quintessential amusement park ride that everyone loves, including you. Stuck in a small, cramped box high in the sky, with a perfect view of the setting sun, it’s all so… romantic.
Scratch that thought from your mind. You’re not here for any ulterior motives other than filming this show and catching up with an old friend. That’s it. Nothing else.
“So, obviously we can’t fit an entire camera crew in one of those boxes, so we went ahead and fitted it with some cameras and mics to properly capture everything,” Mr. Park explains to you and Gaeul. “Just do what I said—act natural, big reactions—and everything should be smooth sailing from here.” Sounds contradictory, but you’re not about to talk back to a guy that threatened to bury you deep in the woods.
After he finishes explaining, the ride attendant helps you and Gaeul into the ride, and you begin your ascent into the sky. It feels like cruel irony, finally getting the chance to spend alone time with Gaeul, but not actually getting to spend alone time with her.
With a sigh, you muster up the biggest fake smile you can and start to act. “Wow, ferris wheels are so fun, I can’t wait to—”
“You can drop the act now,” Gaeul chuckles.
Your head tilts in curiosity. “What do you mean? Didn’t Mr. Park say that—”
“I convinced some of the crew to turn off the cameras this time around,” she explains. “We’ll have to ride again and play up the reactions, but for this time at least, we can just talk.”
You let out a sigh of relief and slump back into your seat. Finally. “Thank God for your influence, I don’t know if I could keep up the acting.” She smiles, mimicking your movements and lazing against the seat across from you. “Yeah, that’s probably one of the things I like least about this job.”
“Man, it must be tiring putting on a mask every single day for the cameras.”
She shrugs. “It could be worse. At least I get to do this with you, small fry.” Gaeul flashes a bright smile at you, and unlike the smile she dons while the cameras are rolling, you can feel the genuine warmth travel from across the booth. “So, have you been after all this time? I’m sure you have a bunch of stories from the years we’ve been apart.”
“So many,” you reply. “I don’t even know where to start.”
“How about high school? I never got to properly experience it for myself, y’know.”
“Right, wow, okay.” You sit up, barely able to contain your excitement at the chance to properly talk about things with her. “So, freshman year, I—”
“Is that the first one?”
“Yeah, it’s the first one,” you answer, chuckling at her curious expression. “So, freshman year, it’s a new school, whole bunch of new people, and obviously you weren’t around anymore, so I decided to join a school club.”
“Wow, really? You were basically attached to my hip all throughout middle school, I never thought you’d actually go out of your way to join a club,” she teases. “What club was it?”
“It was, uh…” You clear your throat, suddenly feeling very embarrassed under her gaze. “...the esports club.” You brace yourself for the incoming barrage of mockery and laughter, but instead, you’re met with Gaeul’s eyes brightening with awe.
“That makes so much sense, you always were good at video games!” she compliments. “How was it, were you any good?”
With your ego now inflated, you smirk and cross your arms. “Not to brag, but I did carry my team to 2nd place of the state championships,” you boast.
“Hey, that’s amazing!”
You can hear it in her voice, plain as day, that there’s not a hint of sarcasm or malice behind her words—she’s genuinely impressed by your silly little esports accolades. Being part of that club did little to boost your popularity and only served to make you the target of some bullying, but it was also some of your most cherished memories from high school. When you felt lost navigating that new environment without Gaeul, that club was the only thing keeping you together.
“Oh, I have to ask—what were school dances like?” Gaeul inquires, a glint of curiosity in her eyes.
You let out a heavy sigh as you think about all the bad experiences at each school dance. If the esports club was the highest high of your high school days, then school dances were your lowest lows.
“They were… not great. For me, at least. I was probably an outlier for that kind of thing,” you mutter, sinking back into your seat as the weight of those awful experiences pulls you down.
“Oh… sorry,” Gaeul says, your gaze drifting to the side. “Why, did you have a bad date or something?”
“I had no date, Gaeul. I was in the esports club,” you clarify. “Besides, I never bothered trying to ask out a girl during high school anyways.”
“Why not? You’re a nice guy, I’m sure any girl would’ve been lucky to go out with you!” she exclaims.
You chuckle. “Thanks for the vote of confidence, but there wasn’t really anyone I wanted to ask to a school dance.”
“Really? Not a single person you had a crush on?” She leans into you with curiosity, not realizing the proximity of your faces. You can see every single detail of the visage that you grew up with, analyzing how much has changed and yet still stayed the same. Those big, round eyes that light up when you mention frogs or crack a clever joke. The puff of her cheeks every time she tries—and fails—to hold in a laugh. The curve of her pretty lips whenever she calls you “small fry”. Remnants of your childhood together, still visible on the face you haven’t stopped thinking about ever since she left.
You lean back in your seat, the lack of space becoming too overwhelming. “I-I, um…”
“Aha! You did have a crush on someone!” she shouts excitedly. “Who was it? You better tell me their name, or else!”
“U-uh, h-her name? Um… Uh… A-autumn,” you sputter out nervously, too frazzled to think straight. Great job, you idiot. ‘Autumn”? Now she’s gonna know that you have a crush on—
“What a pretty name! Was she cute?”
“Huh?” Dumbfounded, you decide to take it and roll with it. “Uh, I mean, yeah, she was cute.”
“What was she like?”
“She was…” You pause, collecting your thoughts. The ferris wheel nears its peak as rays of sunset peek through the window, lighting up your carriage with an evening glow. “She was unimaginably amazing. She was strong and confident and determined and never let anyone’s words affect her. Whatever she wanted to accomplish, she could do it and make it look easy. She was also incredibly kind and hilarious and curious about the world around her, always asking questions with this admirable crave for more knowledge. And she was…”
At last, your carriage is lifted to the highest point of the ferris wheel. Like a spotlight, the setting sun projects the last of its light onto Gaeul’s face, illuminating her like the star that she was born to be. Mother nature paints her with the most beautiful shades of golden brown, casting an aura that only you get the luxury of seeing.
“...she’s beautiful.”
“Wow,” Gaeul breathes. The light from the sunset fades as it falls behind the horizon, yet Gaeul continues to glow with an aura that only you can see. “You must have really liked her, huh?”
“Y-yeah, I did…” you utter softly. “...but it was never gonna work out. She had big things planned, and I was always too nervous to ask her out anyways, so… it’s whatever.”
“That sucks.” She leans her head against the window and takes a deep breath. The excitement she held in her expression earlier disappears, revealing something more real, more vulnerable. “I’m actually kinda jealous of you, y’know.”
“Really? Why?”
She sighs. “I never got to experience any of that for myself—clubs, dances, crushes… all of it. Once I became a trainee, every single day was dedicated to training, with barely any time for fun or enjoyment or a social life. Some days, we’d barely even have time to eat or sleep.”
You always saw Gaeul as this bright ball of energy, even when she was on your screen as IVE’s Gaeul. To see her like this is something else entirely.
“When things were the hardest, I’d think about you,” she says, a melancholic grin growing on her lips. “I’d think about all the fun adventures we had and imagine all the new adventures we could’ve had. I wondered what you were doing, if you were even thinking about me…”
Every single day.
“I’d pray that when I wake up the next morning, I would be back in my old bedroom and you would be waiting outside my door like you always did, and then we’d run off to the forest and do whatever we wanted. No expectations, no late nights, just pure freedom.”
The urge to comfort her makes your heart ache. You want to hold her in your arms and tell her what you really feel. Tell her that the day she left was the day that your entire world came crashing down. Tell her to take your hand and run away with you, live the life that you’ve been dreaming of since you were kids. Tell her how much she means to you and that you never want to be away from her again.
But you don’t. You bite your tongue, suppressing all the feelings threatening to bubble up. She worked hard to get where she is, pouring blood, sweat, and tears into the dream she’s been talking about since the two of you were kids. You’re not going to ruin that for her just for your own selfish reasons.
“On the bright side, look where you are now!” you say in an attempt to cheer her up. “World famous Kpop star, loved by billions all over the world. A-and I turned out okay too, so, y’know… Everything is good.” Despite your attempt to sound cheerful, the weight of your true feelings seeps into your words. The carriage fills with a heavy tension that hangs in the air.
“Yeah,” she mutters, her gaze falling to the darkening scenery outside. “Everything is just… great.”
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“ALRIGHT PEOPLE, LAST SCENE OF THE DAY! AFTER THE TEST RUN, WE ONLY HAVE ONE CHANCE, SO LET’S MAKE IT COUNT!” Mr. Park yells, his voice the epicenter of all the commotion.
After a couple more hours of rides and other attractions, it was time to finish filming the final part of the episode, the fireworks show. For the most part, the last couple hours of filming went smoothly, aside from the fact that Gaeul wouldn’t talk to you when the cameras weren’t rolling. The shift from her idol persona back to her regular self was eerie enough already, but seeing all that faux joy disappear the second Mr. Park yelled “cut” filled you with an all-new kind of dread. Is this it? Are you just going to finish filming and leave things like this, without knowing if you’ll ever get the chance to see her again?
You spot her in the distance, getting her makeup touched up by her makeup artist. The sea of frantic staff members never seems to end, but you push through anyway, determined to patch things up before the night ends.
“Gaeul!” you call out to her. “Can we ta—”
Her brick wall of a bodyguard stops you in your tracks with a firm grip on your shoulder.
“Ms. Gaeul would like to be left alone.”
“I just need to—Ah!” His grip tightens on your shoulder until you feel like it’s about to be ripped from its socket.
“I said, she wants to be left alone.”
You huff in frustration. “Look man, my best friend in the whole entire world is upset with me right now and I need to fix this, so would you please cut me some slack and let me talk to her for five fucking minutes!?” Despite the pain in your shoulder becoming borderline unbearable, you muster up the most threatening look you can. Thankfully, his grip on you loosens and your arm somehow doesn’t pop off from your body. Did he actually get scared by the look you gave him?
“It’s okay, Mr. Kim,” Gaeul says, walking out from behind him. Go figure. “I got it.”
Her bodyguard backs off, giving the two of you some space to talk. “Thanks, I was worried Mr. Park would have to CGI me a new arm,” you joke, trying to ease the tension. Gaeul’s lips curl slightly into a grin as she shakes her head at your dumb joke. It’s not much, but it’s progress. “Can we talk—”
“Follow me.” She walks off without another word, away from the filming location. Not wanting to get on her bad side again, you follow her in silence.
Gaeul leads you through the bustling crowds, down a narrow, unlit pathway tucked between two food stalls. The sounds of the park grow fainter with each step until all you can hear is your own breathing and the echo of your footsteps. As long as you’re able to clear the air with her, it doesn’t matter where she takes you. You’d gladly walk all the way to the ends of the Earth if it means you won’t part on bad terms.
Finally, Gaeul stops at a small, secluded lookout point. A sturdy railing, its paint chipped from years of wear and tear, stretches across the edge of the platform, offering a view of the whole amusement park below.
“Back when we were trainees, the company let us visit this exact amusement park as a reward for doing well on a monthly evaluation,” Gaeul explains, leaning against the railing. “We ended up finding this quiet little area. It gives the best view of the fireworks show.”
You take your spot next to her and look out at the park below. Multicolored lights dance freely in the night sky to the unpredictable tune of the park goers’ joyous screams. You can’t help but grin at the thought of a younger Gaeul being able to relive a piece of her childhood that she missed out on.
“It must have been a lot of fun,” you say.
“I wouldn’t really know.”
“Hm? What do you mean?”
A pensive escapes her lips into the open air. “I mean, it was fun, but… I just couldn’t stop looking for your face in every person we passed by.”
“Oh.”
“While the others were watching the fireworks, I was looking down at the crowd, hoping that I could see you again.”
“I-I, uh… I’m sorry, Gaeul—”
She lets out a hollow snicker, the sound barely carrying any amusement—just exhaustion. “What do you have to be sorry for? I should be the one apologizing. Back in the ferris wheel, when you said that ‘everything is good’, I just… I don’t know, I just broke down. Hearing you say that made me feel like you… forgot about me.”
“Hey,” you utter gently, placing your hand on her shoulder. “It doesn’t matter how long it’s been; you’re my best friend, Gaeul. I would never forget about you. Not a day has gone by where I haven’t thought about you.”
She turns to you, a cute pout on her lips and her eyes glistening with tears. “Really?”
“Of course, dummy,” you chuckle. “And it’s kinda hard to forget you when I see you literally everywhere.”
Gaeul rests her head on your shoulder, her chest rising and falling with gentle laughter. “I’m sorry for being an idiot and ignoring you all day, small fry.”
Tentatively, you wrap your arm around her shoulder, pulling her close. “It’s okay. I’m just glad I was able to talk to you before the day ended.” You feel her snuggle into your side, the warmth from her body a thousand times better than you could ever imagine it. The pounding of your heart echoes in your ears, screaming at you to say something.
You gulp in an attempt to quell your nerves. “A-actually, I’ve also, uh, been an idiot today. There’s something I need to tell you that I should’ve told you earlier.”
She shifts to look up at you, her eyes beaming like stars in the night sky. “What is it?”
“I-I, um… Gaeul, I—”
A ball of fire shoots upwards into the sky and bursts into a sparkling flurry of bright red. More follow soon after, whizzing past and painting the indigo sky with an array of colors. Gaeul excitedly climbs up the railing to get a better view, her expression filling up with a joy more genuine than any reaction she showed in front of the cameras.
Your heart aches as you look up at her—you love her. You love her so much that you want to scream it from the top of your lungs until your voice grows hoarse. Today could be the last time you ever see her. You need to tell her. Forget about all the consequences and just say it.
Gaeul turns to look down at you, a smirk playing on her lips. “This angle seems a bit familiar, don’t you think?” she teases, ruffling your hair. The chilly night air enters your lungs. Every color of the rainbow reflects against her perfect skin. All caution is thrown to the wind.
You push yourself onto your tippy toes and press your lips against hers.
The kiss couldn’t have been more than a second, just a mere peck, but the feeling still lingers on your lips like electricity. A long moment passes with nothing but the crackling of fireworks filling the space between you. The overwhelming heat against your cheeks makes it nearly impossible to make out her reaction. Is she disgusted? Upset? Angry?
Yet, all of your worries melt away as Gaeul falls into your arms, capturing your lips in hers once again. Years of pining and waiting, watching her fancams until the ungodly hours of the night, showing support for her in any way you can without ever knowing if she’ll notice your efforts, all of it culminates into that sweet, tender kiss. Tomorrow brings a plethora of unknown challenges, but all that matters is right now, in each other’s arms where you’ve been dying to be.
You break the kiss for a moment, a truth you’ve been waiting to release resting on your tongue. “Gaeul, I love you—”
“I know,” she interrupts, her voice light and airy. “I love you too, small fry. So, so, so much.”
Your lips break into a smile so wide your cheeks start to ache. “Not that I’m complaining, but how did you know—”
“Autumn? Really?” she teases, her hands cupping your cheek. “You might as well have confessed to me in that ferris wheel.”
You sink your face into her touch, treasuring every second of warmth. “I wish I did. Maybe then we would’ve had more time to be like this before we have to say goodbye.”
“I’m never, ever leaving your side again, you hear me? The company will just have to deal with it.”
You let yourself get lost in her lips once again, with no intention of ever finding your way back. The road ahead will no doubt be filled with hardships and uncertainties, but there’s no one else you would rather start this adventure with than the girl that made your world a little less lonely.
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jjba month ; fourth day.
synopsis: Giorno and Bruno had no idea that Abbacchio had a younger, quite adorable, little sister.
# tags: scenario; strangers to friends; light drama; kinda comedy; gang!au; drug, death and blood mention; rather sfw
includes: female reader ft. giorno giovanna and bruno bucciarati (ft. rest of the gang in the background) {jjba 5}
author’s note: big bro abbacchio :(((
“… I don’t think this is a good idea, Leone.” You said once more as your brother grabbed the metal handle of the dark door. He just laughed softly under his breath and then turned to you.
“Y/N, I know that my job and my friends aren’t the nicest things in the world, but I promise you that everything will be fine. And if any of them make you feel bad or make fun of you, I’ll just kill him ro them all.” He replied in a serious tone, although you could feel a hint of amusement and joking about the situation in his voice. Of course, you were sure that your older brother would help you if necessary, but uncertainty and fear of your potential being pushed into the background still grew in your heart. And if that happened, you wouldn’t have anywhere to go and nothing to do with yourself; your parents had long since disappeared from your lives, you were doomed to the help of your older brother, he was the only one left in your life.
You responded with a nod, and then entered the small building after your brother. The house, the main and current residence of several men, was small but spacious and had the most necessary things: a bathroom, a few beds and blankets, a kitchen with a coffee machine and a few electronic devices such as laptops, walkie-talkies and GPS transmitters. The most important place seemed to be a table with a few cigarettes and guns on it, around which stood two couches and a few armchairs – that’s where the five men were sitting.
“… Abbacchio, where have you been. We have some things to discuss.” Said one of the men with blond hair. “Where have you been all this t… Oh.”
“This is my younger sister, Y/N. She’ll be staying with us for a while. Maybe longer, if she doesn’t find a job and a room to rent.” Without much trouble, he said to his friends, and then sat down on the couch next to what you thought was the youngest of them all. “Be nice to her, especially you, Fugo.”
“… Abbacchio, I don’t think it’s safe.” One of the men, whose hair was covered with a cap, whispered. “There are too many criminals, smugglers and drug addicts passing by. Something could happen to her.”
“Mista, I don’t think it’ll put her off. She’s more afraid of you not liking her than of blood being spilled during our missions. Besides, I taught her how to use weapons, she once did an internship in my police unit. She also has an extraordinary stand... It will be useful to us during the missions.”
You watched the conversation of the handful of men attentively, and your eyes crossed with the leader of the group and the blond-haired man, who seemed to be slightly worried about the whole situation, more than once. So you forced a light, somewhat charming smile towards both strangers.
At that moment, you could have sworn that the black-haired man choked on air slightly, and the other blushed hard on his cheeks and nose, which seemed funny to you, considering their professions and their earlier, very serious and distrustful expressions towards you.
Well... Maybe working with your older brother’s friends won’t be as scary as you thought at first? Also this whole situation will result in… something interesting.
previous day ; jolyne cujoh, ermes costello & foo fighters ♡ next day ; lisa lisa
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Halloween 🎃 ask,
Yan ghost Nanami 👻 rip, in a mansion with a urban explorer darling?
Three Step Ritual

Word count; 1581
TW; Yandere theme, possessiveness (kinda?), not very Yandere, Nanami’s death mentioned.
Notes;{I wasn’t the best with the fic but I hope it’s to your liking!}
“Mic? Check. Cameras? Check. Walkie talkies? Check.”
You sit beside Joseph, the crew's cameraman, as he checks the equipment they’ve brought for the journey. Three of you sat in the back of the old van, awaiting the stop at the location you were supposed to visit. Toshi, who sits directly across from you, finally speaks up, taking the lit cigarette from his chapped lips.
“So, what’s the story?” His voice comes out gruff.
Joseph looks up from his camera, “First of all, throw that cigarette out. Second of all, we’re going to a mansion in Shibuya. Apparently, this area has a ghost that answers clearly, or that’s what the YouTube videos fake. You have to do some damn Bloody Mary ritual.”
Toshi rolls his head back lazily to scratch the underside of his chin. “You look into a mirror and say his name?” Toshi inquires.
“No. From the website I read, the instructions say we need candles, an offering, and a spirit box. Depending on what the ghost thinks about the person, he’ll communicate through the spirit box or appear in front of them.”
You already knew of the ritual. Last night, you stayed up late and resurched an article, bought all of the items suggested, and even researched the person a little. The man’s name was Nanami. Nanami died at the young age of twenty-seven as an ordinary businessman. The bag swayed in your hand as the van drove, containing all the items you knew he’d like.
Joseph turned to you. “Alright. So, you see this camera?” he pointed at a GoPro, “you’ll put this on and then record once you go into the building.” Joseph helped get you situated, placing and adjusting the Gopro on your head.
“Got it?”Joseph asks.
A heavy sigh leaves your lips, “yup.”
If it weren’t for the money you’d receive after the assignment, you’d be in bed, probably catching up on new seasons of shows. However, rent was coming up, and it seemed everything needed money these days.
It wasn’t uncommon for people to venture for ghosts in hopes of scoring YouTube views, so when you saw an ad for an open role as an additional member of a ghost-hunting team that would put a little money in your pockets, you accepted the offer. Crazy as it was. You only accepted the job since the ghost had a tame reputation.
The van came to a stop after a good twenty-minute drive. Looking out the van window, the mansion wasn’t stereotypical; the layout was clean, evidently having recent touch-ups: No rotten trees, smashed windows, or decaying walls. Everyone emptied the van, stepped into the mansion yard, and then migrated inside.
You went into the dining room. The room which the spirit was said to frequent. Strangely enough, the room didn’t look half bad, even though it had supposedly been abandoned for a couple of years. The table was already set but it didn’t appear untouched. No dust or aging showed on any of the items, not even the tablecloth.
Everyone gathered inside the room and began to set up. Four cameras encircled you, their red dots illuminating the dark room.
“If you need anything call out to us,” Joseph informed you, wiggling a walkie-talkie to illustrate what you’d need to use to communicate. “Okay...” you nod.
One by one, the team members departed until you were left by your lonesome. The room was dark- even with the red glow from the cameras, too dark for your comfort. You gripped the skinny candle, your palms growing clammy by the second. You swallowed, shakily placing the candle on the table. Setting the spirit box by your side, you turn on your GoPro and then begin the ritual.
Step one: light the candle.
Using a spare match from your pants pocket, you lit the candle, positioning it close to you but not enough to be beside you.
Step two: give offers.
You take the loaf of bread out and the freshly brewed coffee you made before coming here. Placing the items beside the candle, you close your eyes.
Step three: call out to spirit.
Your lips quiver, but eventually, you call out to the spirit. “...Nanami,” you start, trying to breathe through the anxiety, “Are you here?”
Step four: keep your eyes closed until you hear something.
You shut your eyes tightly, so tight it slightly stung. And yet no one answered your call. The spirit box was on, wasn’t it? You checked it before you attempted the ritual. You don't know what’s more frightening; the silence or someone speaking. The thought of opening your eyes tempted you, but the guide advised you to keep your eyes closed for at least five minutes.
“Thank you for bringing black coffee.”
Instantly, you opened your eyes. The scenery wasn’t the same as a minute ago. Before your eyes fluttered shut, the dining room was cloaked in the dark blue moonlight, nothing but the candle and cameras brightening the room. Now the room was shrouded in the warmth of the chandler above the dining table.
Cider wood. It suddenly smelled like cider wood.
“..N..Nanami?” you call out again.
“I am him.”
Your head nearly spun towards the entrance. A man- no, Nanami leaned against the entryway of the dining room. Dressed in a formal tan business suit, a pair of sunglasses with no arms, and a neat hairstyle, he sipped the coffee you had brought. Nanami acted as if this was a normal occurrence for him. “Holy shit..” you mumble out.
Nanami approaches the table, picking up the loaf of bread. “This is fresh as well?” one glance in your direction made you speak up, “..yes. I got it before I came here..”
Nanami hums, “Thank you. Most people offer stale bread. Not very polite since they’re taking up my time, but I’ll entertain them with a conversation on those voice boxes. You, on the other hand, showed care in your work.”
Using his bare hands, Nanami divides the bread in two and places the other chunk of bread on a plate. “So what is it you’ve come to ask me? Or have you no questions at all?”
As a matter of fact, you didn’t have any questions. Anyone in your shoes would have the same issue. No one would have expected Nanami to appear in front of them or for him to speak back to them. The whole story sounded like a creepypasta that a tween created.
“I’m not sure...” You didn’t want to admit that you didn’t believe he was real. Then something came to mind. “Would you mind me asking the reason you are here if you died at the Shibuya subway station?”
Suprise overcomes his features, though it only displays for a moment. “When a person dies and hasn’t moved on, they have a choice to haunt the place they died at or a place that holds some significance to them.”
“How does this place hold significance to you? Did you live here?”
Nanami shakes his head, “No, but I did wish to. I could have had the money In no time, but I did have other things in mind before purchasing it.”
“What was it?” you question.
“A family.” Nanami expressed his lament through the way his voice lowered a pitch, eyes staring down at the wooden table. “I never had the time to get married. Work overtook my time; it wouldn’t have been fair to them.”
Nanami knew how to pull at your heartstrings, that’s for sure. “I died during work as well,” Nanami reminisced. “Although I didn’t succeed in having a family, I’m happy my life had a positive Impact.”
Nanami and you entertained a conversation, both discovering more about each other.
From what you gathered, you could infer Nanami was a good person. He was well-spoken: A man who was respectful, kind, and easy to talk to. It almost felt like a dream.
“(Name),” A voice called out through static. You turn away from Nanami. You answer, “Yes?” The static erupts from the small walkie-talkie, “Come back.” Offering an apologetic smile to Nanami, you replied, “Okay, coming out.”
You stand, “I have to go now,” you somberly tell him. “You can keep the bread and coffee, of course.” Blowing out the candle, you went to leave. The door swings shut, causing you to step back in fright. Shit.
Even if you considered Nanami a good person, you shouldn’t have turned your back on a ghost.
“I see.”
You couldn’t move. You felt grounded in place, quasi to the roots stabling a tree. Nanami had been innocuous so far; still, you would be careful by doing as he asked
“Forgive me; that must have been too forceful.” Nanami took note of the change in your demeanor. “I only meant to ask if you’d visit again.”
Little by little, you felt your muscles release the built-up tension. “Visit?” you repeat, skeptical if you should reward Nanami with your trust.
“I enjoyed our conversation and would like to have another sometime. Only if you’d like, of course.”
Although Nanami was a spirit, able to end your life had he pleased, you enjoyed the conversation as well. You turned around to face him. “I could come by on Thursday.”
Nanami hummed, “I look forward to it.”
Not long after, you headed back to the van. Toshi opened the van door to allow you in. Toshi gazes at you with amusement oozing from his smug smile. “Real good act, kid,” you take your seat, “What are you talking about?” you ask.
Joseph huffs in response, looking down at his camera, which you presumed meant he was viewing the footage back. “I really thought we’d get good footage...” he murmured angrily to himself.
Toshi took a seat beside you. “We may not have gotten genuine footage, but you were slightly convincing. As long as some kids click on the video, we’ll make a buck or two off it.”
“I was talking to him that whole time- didn’t it come through the spirit box,” you contend.
“No one was talking to you on the spirit box. You just started murmuring things with your eyes closed.”
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“i am on work trip vacation” — or an alt title: what happens when a group of f1 drivers go on a getaway together
a houseboat sounds like a great idea! ...right?
a/n HELLAUR this was mostly inspired by that one mofy episode “lake life” which to me is very underrated i love that episode SO much. anyway here it is it kinda ended up not how i wanted it to be in the first place but oh well :)
THE KANGAROO(KIE) VS. THE WORLD

to be perfectly honest, no one really remembered whose idea it was for them to do this. theoretically, it did sound like a good idea until someone else had the amazing idea:
“what if we rented a houseboat… for all of us…”
the group blinked at the suggestion.
roo, who had been standing next to lando mumbled to him lowly, “are we that close?”
the question made the two turns to each other for eye contact, when their eyes met, lando shrugged.
their attentions were brought away when max spoke up from his seat.
“yeah, but who is paying?”
the group turned to look at each other before agreeing through eye contact and all turn to the dutch driver.
“what? why? this isn’t even my idea!”
“yeah, but…” the group turned to the first porsche driver, “you keep winning…”
he threw his hands in the air, “what?! what does that have to do with anything?”
“you make the most money…” lando answered for her, the words slowly forming in his mouth, “you bought a whole aircraft, a boat won’t hurt your wallet.”
in response, he got a look from the redbull driver.
the woman next to him walked forward, “how about this; you’ve ruled the land, the asphalt if you must; you’ve also had your reign in the air, isn’t it time for you to have something to dominate the seas…?” she carefully propositioned, eyes searching the unreadable dutch looking for any sort of answer.
until eventually, his eyes lit up looking her way, “you’re a genius!” he exclaimed.
“i know, thanks.” she smugly smiled at his reaction.
shortly after, the man speedily walked off somewhere else leaving her with the rest of the grid.
she huffed with a smile playing at her lips, “men are so easy.”
fast forward to where they are now; lando trying to figure out the concept of charles’ attempt at eggs, the latter suspected to be on some kind of edible (currently being silently investigated by george and alex), lance passed out on the couch in an interesting position with his blanket over his face to shield it from the sun, the rest out on deck or still asleep in their rooms.
just as lando did another poke of his… egg? roo walked down the steps from where all the rooms were, eyes still lidded with sleep, hands stretching with a yawn.
“mornin’.” she greeted, the rest present in the room strung along good mornings as such.
walking over to the smell of burning, she felt the ground tilt to the side, making her lose her balance following where the dip goes. the rest in the room too fully woke up at the tilt—a large horn following. lance, emerging from his blanket and sitting half up grumpily, lando quickly grabbing his plate of eggs to stop it from falling off the counter (though, he regretted doing so, he would much rather the eggs get eaten by the floor rather himself.)
the aston martin driver on the couch then snatched the walkie-talkie on the coffee table next to him and barked into it, “VERSTAPPEN!”
max, happily conducting in his captain’s deck, apologized through the walkie sheepishly, “ehe—sorry.”
from out on the deck, came the sound of the french, “honey, slow down, you are waking up the kids.” just as he put the walkie-talkie back on the table next to him, pierre heard the response coming from the same channel,
“gasly, i will throw you overboard.”
just as he grumbled that, the second haas driver stumbled down the stairs, face still a little sleepy (naturally).
“someone’s grumpy this morning.” he commented before taking a seat next to alex on the dining table behind the counter where lando hastily stared at a piece of his egg.
“fuck off.” he grumbled before covering his face with his blanket once more.
george, sat across of mick, stared at his co-worker still drifting off on the table, “‘horn wake you?”
“no, radio.” he mumbled.
the girl finally went back to walking over to the ferrari driver in the kitchen.
“what’s cookin’, mcqueen?” she greeted.
he looked back to her smiling then continuing his focus on the pan, “eggs!”
the woman looked towards the brit with a plate on the counter, raising her brows for confirmation. in response, he frowned with his eyes closed, shaking his head.
at that, she walked over to the fridge and grabbed the carton of orange juice, pouring it into a cup before walking over to where lando sat and hauled herself up into the stool.
“here goes nothing.” she heard the whisper from the side, looking over to see lando carefully putting the piece of egg in his mouth with his eyes closed.
she cringed when she heard a crunch coming from his bite.
“i think that was a shell…” he cried.
the girl beside him frowned and pat his back just as carlos walked down the stairs, behind him two large dogs followed.
she gasped at the sight, “good morning, babies,” she greeted sweetly, crouching down to pet the two dogs.
passing by, carlos smiled, “good morning, sweetheart.”
roo gave him a side-eye as he passed, snickering, she said, “sure.” her expression then turning to one of adoration when she pat her dogs once more.
her attention moved when charles greeted his teammate, “good morning, calos, how do you take your eggs?”
“like god made them,” he said before cracking an egg and pouring them straight into his mouth.
everyone turned to him in shock and disgust, roo herself shrieked at the sight.
“what the hell is wrong with you?!” she yelped in disgust.
charles, face straight, “oh, right, i forgot about that.”
from the dining table, george questioned, “you do that every day? i just do it when i have a nasty hangover…”
carlos looked at him and paused, nodding before answering, “yes.”
roo then laughed smugly into her glass.
“what are you laughin’ at sally?” asked the spaniard.
“i don’t get hangovers.” she bragged, hand reaching over to the bowl of fruit in front of her. her smug face dropped when she held the too-light banana, “what the fuck? are these fucking plastic?!”
charles then turn around and grimaced seeing the look on her face, “oh, yeah, forgot to tell you.” he the paused, contemplating on what he says next, “if you see a bite mark on the apple… no you don’t.”
george then intruded, “wait, wait. i want to go back to how you don’t get hangovers…”
“yeah—how does that even work?” alex asked next.
she shrugged, “well… how it works is that… i don’t drink. —besides champagne that is,” she added with a smile.
“wait what—”
she clapped her hands together, “conversation’s over, i’m going to take my kids for a walk—lando, stop trying to feed them your eggs they only eat things that are edible.”
the ‘cook’ turned around fully offended, “hey!”
“so…”
“please don’t try to make conversation. it’s bad enough you’re here.” again, it wasn’t like she was trying to be rude, but it often came out like that. —she really did hope lando didn’t take it like that.
he scoffed, “oh, come off it, you love me.” he said, while throwing a hand over her shoulder.
the four—lando, roo, bennie, and jet, that is—were currently wandering around the island their boat had docked to. so far on their walk there hasn’t been anything interesting in the island besides the occasional inhabitants of the island (ones that are only visible to the woman anyway).
suddenly, lando let go of her shoulder and went to check his pockets, “oh, right, that reminds me; these has been weighing my pants—”
her attention unmoving, she cut him off, “that or you need a belt.”
he rolled his eyes and continued, “whatever, can you hold this in your pocket.”
finally, that brought her out of her trance, “oh wait—”
she turned around to warn him but it was too late, lando had dropped the item in the pocket hole of her pants only to see it fall to the ground instead.
“wait what—” he grabbed the item off the floor and tried to put it back in her pocket, seeing if he had missed it before only to see it fall to the ground through it again. “what the hell?” without warning, lando put his hand in her pocket all the way through and low and behold; his hand had went through it and peaked out of the bottom of her pants.
he stared at her in confusion.
“yeah, i was going to tell you: my pockets have holes in them.”
“well, no shit, i can fit my entire hand through this—hell, i can even fit both.” he asserted almost going high-pitched. his eyes then changed, visibly remembering a detail she mentioned, “wait—pockets? as in both?”
she rolled her eyes, “yes, drama queen. now can you get your hand out of my pants, do you know how weird this looks?”
“oh, yeah, to who? the wind?” he stated sarcastically as he pulled his hand out of her pocket—if it can still be called that.
the girl was about to answer but her eyes caught something that made her eyes almost pop out of their socket. her hand immediately takes a hold of lando’s upper arm.
“ow!”
ignoring his complains, her eyes still trained on whatever it is she saw and started pulling on his arm.
the brit was still busy complaining on how hard her hand’s grip on his arm was to look up but he still managed to answer, “what?!”
“i think—i think we should uh—go back to shore, y’know, it’s almost lunch, they could be looking for us.”
“no it’s not, it’s only like—” he checks his watch, “—eleven am.” he continues to complain.
but when he couldn’t feel as much pain as before he looked up to see his friend already gone along with the two dogs. he threw his hands in the air, “wha— damn it, roo!”
when he made it back to the beach, she was nowhere to be found, instead he was met with the rottie instead, “oh, hey, bennie, where’s your mum, huh?” he crouched down to give the dog a scratch behind his ear, bennie barked in response.
he—the dog—then turned around and walked over to the side where a white and minty-green volleyball laid, piquing an interest from lando.
when he walked over and grabbed the ball, he heard a call from the other side of the beach.
“oi! you wanna join us for a game?” danny yelled with his hands cupped around his mouth.
without another thought, lando stood up and ran over to the group and joined them. surprisingly enough when he looked to his left, there his friend stood after ditching him in the woods.
he threw his hands in the air when he saw her, “here you are! what the hell was that earlier?”
opting for the easy way out, she replied, “saw something you can’t, you don’t want to know.”
lando—who she knew would steer clear of any further topics involving her abilities—accepted the answer quickly and went back to focusing on the upcoming game.
“so, what’s the game here?” asked the brit.
“it was gonna be two on two but since you’re here i guess, three it is. whose team do you want to be in?”
lando then mulled over his options, go with daniel and mick against roo and zhou or… the other way around. then he remembered just how strong the girl was—he got flashbacks from various sports he had played against her and ones he saw her play, he wasn’t risking it.
“i think i’m gonna stay here, what about you, though? you need one more player?”
the australian looked around until his eyes landed on the rottweiler, a grin made its way to his face, “bennie! c’mere boy!”
when the rottie obliged, roo’s jaw dropped in betrayal.
“first mick! now you too? betrayed by my own boys…”
the german shrugged.
after that, the game went on for a good few minutes. along the lines of those minutes the following had happened;
“what the hell, dan?!”
said man had done an overhand serve with the ball, accidentally aiming it straight where the woman was hitting her upper chest—luckily enough she had managed to save it. but, still, she was a little bit offended.
he couldn’t help but laugh at his own actions—which he swore he didn’t mean to do.
still laughing (all the while the game was still going on), he continues to apologize through it, “i am so sorry karen smith, i swear, it was an accident.”
after that little incident, the girl made it her number one mission to find the right timing for payback.
when she did, she gave it her all into passing that ball hitting it towards the australian’s lower region.
unfortunately for her and luckily for him, he dodged just in time letting it hit the sand instead—unfortunately giving her team a point.
daniel and mick’s eyes were still trained where the ball had landed, seeing how harshly it hit the ground—daniel looked at it more with relief than he’d like to admit.
he turned around from the ball to look at her with ‘offense’, “dude!” he threw his hands up.
without wasting another breath, she pointed at him threateningly, “you hit my boobs! —i target you.”
in return, daniel raised both his hands in surrender and walked backwards to grab the ball and resume the game.
an hour or two later the game finished with daniel and mick on the losing team, leaving the other three in a high.
after high fiving both her teammates, the girl embraced the two men in purpose of gloating, she made sure to say audibly, “so, how did it feel like scoring your first win, boys?” she asked the two, though her eyes stayed on the two opposing teammates.
zhou smiled happily, seemingly glad that he could just participate at all, “feels pretty good, i must say.”
although lando wasn’t quite impressed by her question, “man, shut the fuck up.” he said, slipping out of her embrace to make his way over to the dock with the other five following behind.
“that’s not fair, you play aggressive.” daniel complained half-jokingly.
she was taken aback, “no i wasn’t, are you sure?”
knowing her, he knew her words were genuine(ly confused).
he wrapped his hand and smiled down at her cheekily, muttering lowly, “you don’t know your own strength.”
when they arrived on the boat, the first thing she saw the moment she stepped on the last step up was pierre, still calmly perched on his sun lounger with only his sunglasses protecting him.
the girl stared at him with questioning eyes, “have you moved? like, at all?”
“non.”
she all but shrugged, leaving him to burn under the sun.
when she entered the kitchen slash dining room slash living room, she was greeted with the hypnotizing smell of the food that filled the table—well, what was left of the food.
just as she was walking around said table, she heard the tapping of paws against the wooden floor and before she knew it, she was tackled by the doberman happily greeting her.
“hey, sweetheart, where have you been?” she scratched the dog’s head happily accepting her affection then suddenly being approached by a smaller collie she weren’t too familiar with, “and you… brought a friend?” she carefully stretched her hand out to pet the mystery puppy, “and who do you belong to buddy?”
“mine, actually.” the blonde thai entered the room with a water bottle in his hand. “his name’s otter, or, otto.”
“awh,” she pouted at the information before looking down at the puppy once again, “i love you.” she unhesitatingly hugs the puppy who then wags his tail with even more energy.
alex was about to comment but she beat him to it, “hey, what happened to everyone?”
“uhh—i think esteban took lance out on a boat,”
“i didn’t know ocon was capable of that.”
“not every two-people getaway is in the purpose of murder.”
“sure, tell yourself that.”
“whatever; charles is terrorizing yuki somewhere and carlos went to the bait shop in the island with george.”
“bait shop? is that a bar? there’s a bar here?”
“no– just a normal bait shop… for… fishing… you do know?”
“yes.”
“oh, hey, that reminds me; i’ve been meaning to ask, why didn’t fernando agree to this, again? i would assume he would jump at the chance at the first mention of lake.”
the alpine driver was currently calmly lounging on his chair doing whatever it is people his age does when suddenly two of the younger drivers on the grid appeared behind him.
he paused whatever he was doing when he felt the presence of two demons giggling behind him, he turned around quickly with a flat expression.
“what do you two want?”
they only giggled when he look at them dead in the eyes, earning raised brows expectantly from him.
the man heard whispers of “you say it”, “no you say it” bounced back and forth from the two.
“just say it.” he ordered the moment they got on his last nerve. (well, they were already on his last nerve the moment they arrived but now it was in the negatives.)
the british of the two decided to be the one to start, “we just wondered why… how—”
“we were just wondering why you haven’t turned to dust under the sun.” she cut him off.
now giggling again, lando continued, “it’s just we’re worried, this lake trip is going to have a lot of sun exposure.”
“we still like you, nan.” she finished, both of them continuing their giggling spree.
“you know what, that’s it.” he stood up from his chair, no longer feeling the relaxing peace and quiet he did before, “just like that, i’m not going. you kids are driving me crazy and i need this break.”
their faces dropped at the sudden ‘outburst’, both of them scurrying behind him to beg and plead for his mercy.
“uhh—he already had other plans.” she paused, then looking over him, “and what are you doing here?”
“trying to find a frisbee for the three of us.”
she tilted her head in question.
“me, otto, and… jet.”
“oh. alright, go nuts.” she then stands up from the ground, popping her head out the window that goes out to the deck, “mick, lan, dan, zhou, any of you eaten anything yet?”
she got a chorus of no’s and not yet’s in response.
“i—you are seeing this, correct?”
“looking at the same thing as you are.”
after a good lunch break with the four men, they all had went their separate ways to spend the afternoon and after a lot of exploring, roo found her way back to the deck where the alphatauri driver is still lounging. though now he is fast asleep, —and sunburnt.
she didn’t say anything else opting for nodding her head and slowly moving to the sun lounger beside her—vision directly facing the burnt french.
seeing as she was no longer standing next to him, he crouched down, “what are you thinking about, cariño?”
she shrugged, “nothing… just going to relax here.”
safe to say he did not trust her answer, he squinted as he stood back up.
the spaniard crossed his arms, “can i trust you…”
at that, the woman looks up craning her neck, she then pulls down her sunglasses to bat her eyelashes at him with a sweet smile.
he couldn’t help but reciprocate her energy. with one last smile, he turned around, and by chance he was met with lance who were just passing by. he grabbed the aston martin driver and whispered warningly—all the ‘sweetness’ from his previous encounter dropped, “that is a smile of a con-woman. do not trust her, watch her.”
before lance could even react, carlos was already long gone.
something bad had happened. he left for ten good minutes and he already heard the french-accented sound of agony coming from the deck.
next thing he knew, he was already there with the rest of the drivers all crowded there too to witness what just happened—arriving just in time for the sound of splashing on the side of the boat could be heard.
roo was already there with her hands on the side of the boat, looking down at the man overboard.
all the drivers followed where she was and where her eyes were brightly looking at with a cackle, squished together to all stand along the boat railings to see the emerging alphatauri driver from under the waters.
the girl, still laughing her ass off was getting cursed out in french, even hearing her full name coming out of her mouth.
carlos immediately snapped his head towards her direction, “what did you do?!”
she was still far too busy laughing, leaving the frenchman to answer angrily for her, “espèce de connard!” he cursed at her, “she fucking slapped my sunburn!”
that statement itself had made lando spilt a single cackle, zhou and mick covering their mouth in self-control after imagining pierre’s words.
said man give the three a large glare that didn’t really change their state.
the spaniard then turned to lance with eyes wide, “i told you to watch her!”
“i’m not her babysitter!” he defended, “—lando is! i gave him a fifty-dollar bill to do it!” he continued his defense. (which quite frankly didn’t help him much.)
“so you gave a child a job to watch another child?!” carlos fumed.
“i— well you got me there.” the canadian shrugged and let go of it.
lando, hearing his name, quickly chimed in with offense lacing his tone, “hey! in my defense; i handed the job over to charles!”
everyone then turned to the resident monégasque. he threw his hands in defense, when he spoke his tone a lot less defense-y more reasoning, “what? i am on vacation, i’m not babysitting!”
of all this happening, they all failed to notice the angry frenchman emerging from the stairs—skin red and dripping with lake water.
his wet steps walked slowly towards the culprit—the war criminal in a diy ripped clothing, “count your days.” he threatened lowly, accent thicker than usual, before walking inside the houseboat funnily, body still aching from his ‘little’ predicament.
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Dear American Jews,
I don't pretend to know what's going to happen in the US, but I can tell you stories from France.
In hindsight, it was after the 1970s PLO and FPLP great terror waves, but when more Arabs began living and feeling at home in France.
Between them and the "GUD", some extreme-right militia/student group which somehow also got more active . the harassment in synagogues and Jewish cultural centers began rising.
The wide, ornate XIXth century wooden door of our quiet synagogue closed except for a few hours a year, when MANY policemen were around. Its internal panel was reinforced in steel. The beautiful stained glass windows were covered from the outside, and small electric lights installed behind them.
We got used to come in via the small service entrance, where 2-3 volunteers opened only on demand, and came out to "chat" with any unknown person requesting entry before giving the OK.
The lackadaisy, grey-haired cop in front, who used to chat up the kids and whistle cartoons tunes for us, disappeared. In his place came either a small van with 5 "CRS" (the "assault" cops) in it, or only 2 CRS, twice as big as our old friend it seemed, with ceramic vest and actual rifles.
They never ruffled our hair , but looked severe and intent. Barely accepted the plates of food us kids would bring out for them from the synagogue buffet (that one did get to thaw them, though. They liked the food).
The crowd in front of the entrance disappeared, too. Either our security or the cops would order us to "disperse" quickly after the service.
Then came "incidents" in a few other places, and after them the parking interdiction before the door was extended almost all over the block. Didn't make us many friends with the neighbors, I can tell you.
Then a few kids were accosted when they crossed the street, and after many discussions with the municipality a cop appeared there, too.
Then, as we got a little older, many kids were recruited for the security duty. We had krav-maga and "calling in the MORE serious police" procedures lessons, and such. I think if you're not a religious Jew, it's difficult to understand the feeling of a religious teenager actually switching a walkie-talkie on, on a Saturday morning before prayer, under the eyes of the rabbi , IN THE SYNAGOGUE.
Something akin to spitting on a crucifix but knowing it's ok? Dunno. You feel both important and wrong. Mainly wrong.
Then, somewhere, a car came on to a synagogue and the guys inside opened fire on the entrance, which was left open (there. There. In our place it wouldn't have happened). The cops before the door just went splat on the pavement and waited for it to be over, and it was the civil volunteer, a middle-aged dad with a belly, who closed the door.
Mucho honor to the security volunteers, mucho stress. That was around the year we almost called the SWATs on the cousin of a friend, who looked Middle Eastern, rode in the quiet street too fast on his big bike, and pretended to come in with his helmet on (the stupid, stupid macho stupidness of 19yo boys).
On and on. Year after year it's become worse. Now you need a special password to read the synagogue's website, and there's a digicode at the entrance, ON TOP of the security volunteers and the cops.
Now nobody needs to tell the crowd to disperse, everybody says their goodbyes inside and leaves quickly.
I haven't been back since October 7, but my friends tell me of graffiti and threatening flyers, of parents who've taken the kids out of the Sunday school.
They're resigned, but I've become too much an Israeli already. I'm angry.
Now I know we should have hired frightening rent-a-cops back then already, the kind the hoodlums don't approach if they know what's good for them.
We shouldn't have burrowed inside and kindly asked the police for perhaps another cop on the other side of the street, but stormed the accosters and given them hell.
In the 90es, protecting a Jewish outdoor fair, I became familiarized with the "wonderful" uses of a soda can full of rocks and kitchen knives, courtesy of the Paris suburbs "shabab" (didn't know the word back then).
We should have seen it coming. Now it's your turn.
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Part 2 of the lore talk between Matt, Bagi, Guaxi, Quel and Choke (again, it happened at his vod "AVISO: SEM LIVE HOJE. VOLTAMOS AMANHÃ (SEXTA-FEIRA às 22h)" from september 20th)
[Matt comes back from the teleport]
Matt - Hey guys, did you like my joke? I'm joking with you!
Guaxi - We were already discussing where to put your body
Quel - What's up?
Matt - I'm a demon! I came from hell!
Quel - But this stuf about the 7th, is it real?
Guaxi - He said the 7th it's going to take so long
Gris - I don't even know where I came from and you're asking me to find out where you're from
Matt - Calm down, I'm going to take care of you, take care of you, uncle takes care of you
Bagi - Not wanting to put the mood down, but is that why you told me that the other day?
Matt - What did I say?
Bagi - the I have only 16 left
Matt - I don't remember this
Matt - What do you mean?
Bagi - Some days ago you talked with me, you gave me a book saying you only had 16 left, but you didn't specify what was the 16, days? weeks? months? 16 hours? 16 minutes? I didn't know
Matt - Are you sure it was me?
Bagi - Absolutely, but you were quiet, you didn't talk, you stayed in silence then threw a book at me and said everyone is listening to everything all the time and I just realized that by saying this outloud I just revealed all the secrets that you wrote so nobody could listen to them
Matt - Well, I speak a lot don't I Guaxinim?
Guaxi - Yeah, such a loud mouth
Bagi - Yeah but you… wait it's here somewhere, go on guys keep doing the main quest I will find the book of the secondary
Bagi - I found it, I found it
Quel - Do you have a brother?
Matt - Not that I know of
Guaxi - What about a sister?
Choke - I think something is happening with Bagi
Matt - You naughty boy! [hits Guaxi]
Quel - Yeah she has a sword
Guaxi - It's not even confortable to read like that, it's a nerd thing right? It's like L from death note she ants to launch a trend
Quel - Yeah it's exaclty that
Bagi - Oh my god, I just noticed
Quel - You've been like that for a bit
Bagi - Wait, wait, wait it's all good, hear me out I found the book you gave me
Matt - Can I read it?
Quel - Look it's even signed
Bagi - Of course, please
Matt - Let me read it
Bagi - It's yours
[Matt teleports away]
[Guaxi calls from the walkie talkie]
Guaxi - Matt? Where are you? I think only I have the walkie talkie, alright
[Matt comes back]
Matt - I had to fish (he used pescada here which can either be literal fishing or that he took a nap)
[Bagi gives him the book]
[Matt teleports away again]
[Matt puts the book away at his house]
[Matt checks outside his house]
Matt - I wanted to check if there was someone following
[reading the book Bagi gave him]
Matt - You might bot understand this now, but in a very near future I will need you and you will need me. There are only 16 left. I don't have much time left, at least not in the way you see me now. We will see each other soon.
Matt - Then it's up to you guys
[Matt teleports back]
Matt - Hey guys
Bagi - Hey let me tell you, you have a little book that was mine, called future that I just gave to you, could you return it to me please?
[Matt looks at the book in his backpack]
Matt - I don't see it
Bagi - Ah really?
Bagi - Then you better justify yourself, cause I already told everyone that you made me read a parchment and I got fucked up in the head
Bagi - So?
Gris - Are you ok tio Matt?
Matt - I'm okay, I'm okay
Bagi - You're too polite Gris, too polite with the demon (she says capeta here, which really it's a way of saying demon)
Guaxi - You guys solve this between you two, cause I made rooms for offices for you and Bagi, but if you two fight I will have to rent the room! Solve this shit
Quel - Have you guys noticed that the entire inventory of a person stays on the floor when they die?
Matt - You want to kill me?
Quel - Just joking, just joking
Bagi - He said he needed that to live, didn't he?
Choke - Wow Quel, didn't expect this from you, you're so sweet
Bagi - What if we take from his body the item he needs to survive?
Bagi - Can you just give me a summary of why you gave me that perchment the other day? That's all I ask
Matt - You will understand at the right time, that was for you and only you to know
Bagi - Dude you left with my book I thought the only solution was to tell everything
Guaxi - Being real here, it was your fault Matt
Matt - The point is, what I can say for now is that someday I will need help, she (Bagi) will save me with your help, I'm not evil, I'm not here to fuck you guys up. If you guys want to understand me you will at the right time or else things will go wrong
Bagi - Ah dude, you speak like Bia Raux, you speak like the mayor
Matt - I don't!
Guaxi - You speak in enigmas
Bagi - You think that because you're a demon we won't undestand what you're trying to say is that it?
Bagi - And what if I was kidnapped tomorrow? What would you do?
Matt - Go after you and save you
Bagi - Because you need me to live is that it?
Matt - And because I don't want you to be kidnapped?
Bagi - So I was right, you need me
Matt - Yes, I told…
Bagi - That's why you gave me that parchment
Matt - Yes
Guaxi - Anybody needs me?
Bagi [to Matt] - You're talking like this is obvious
Quel - We all need you Guaxinim
Guaxi - Thank you
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Question: Think back to the first time that you took a road trip unscripted, without your parents, without the school, where were you going, what were you doing, and what happened?
Jensen: I dunno if it was the first time, but I do remember a trip that I took with my buddies. This would have been - we were pretty young, and we rented one of those RVs, the rent-able RVs? Yeah, don't recommend. And packed, like, I dunno, five or six of us in that thing and drove from here all the way to Texas and then up to Arkansas for my buddy's wedding that was happening, and then all the way back through the desert. It was - there were things that probably happened that should not have - certainly illegal. At one point we, it was late at night and people were falling asleep and we were like, 'Hey, that looks like a good field, let's go have a firework war.' We had a whole - we had saw this - stopped along the road there was a fireworks stand, so we bought just way too many fireworks. We pull over to the side of the road, it's night. We send half the guys like fifty yards away and the other half of the guys are on this side. And we started just shooting roman candles at each other and bottle rockets, like, firing them at each other. And then like one of these was like where you shoot it and then it lands, and then it explodes? It was like we were just trying to kill each other for fun. For fun. We had a guy Teen Wolf the top of it? Like driving down the road, he climbed out the, he took off the vent thing and climbed out the hole and was just like [mimes hanging on and waving]. That's not okay. That's -
JDM: That guy was Jensen. Whenever we use the term [finger quotes] that guy? [points to himself, then Jensen, laughing]
Jensen: Asking for a friend. [JDM cracks up]
JDM: I remember my first, I don't know why I remember this so well, but I remember moving to LA and we drove. My friend Billy Burke, who was on that show Fire Country, yeah, and Charlie Swan in the whatever those vampire movies - Twilight, that's it. So he had a hearse.
Jensen: What?
JDM: No joke. He was in a band called Billy Black and something, but you know, he liked dead stuff. And so he drove, that was his car, was a hearse. And we drove this hearse from Seattle to Los Angeles. And - I mean, we didn't have a firework wars, but I think there was people like riding on top of the hearse and shit. But I do remember it really well, and I remember it just because Billy and I both are still standing today and kinda had a career, so yay. That was a good move.
Jensen: Jared and I used to, uh, road trip every year up to Vancouver for the - before we hit the season. So we would, we would - he would hop in his truck and I would hop in mine, and we would take off, you know, a week before filming started. And we'd drive all the way up, you know take the five and take -
JDM: You'd just follow each other? Walkie talkies?
Jensen: Yeah, walkie talkies. Yeah, you know, we'd be cruising along and - what a great way to, you know, bond.
JDM: Hey, let's pull over and have a firework war! [Jensen cracks up]
Jensen: No, it was like, 'I could go for a little beef jerky, some sunflower seeds'. Which is just road trip necessities. And so we did that for, gosh, like several, several seasons. Probably five years in a row we would drive up and then at the end of the season, we would drive our trucks back. And then I think by that time we had just enough coin we could leave our trucks there over the summer -
JDM: There you go.
Jensen: and fly home and have a new car, so.
JDM: That's smart.
Jensen: Yeah yeah yeah.
JDM: It's okay on the way there, on the way home, though, it's like, 'Ohh, this is a long drive'.
Jensen: It's a long drive!
JDM: I need to get home!
Jensen: Well, no, it was just the end of the season, so we were like, "Woohoo leaving it in the dust, been there for nine months, time to get back to life!' But those were -
JDM: Was that from Texas, or when -
Jensen: No, that was when we were in LA. First few years.
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Any advice for navigating this world?
Never put rent money in a video poker machine
Carry extra underwear. You'll shit yourself more than you expect
Walmart self checkout is now harder to steal from. Beware
Check if your knees are dirty before coming home to your man
Flirting with the Subway boys will never get you laid nor a get you free sandwich no matter how much man boob you show
Never give anything to the Salvation Army
Always use your works telephone to make phone calls. Always use a landline if you call me because when someone calls me on a cellphone, i usually just hang up on them. its like im talking on a goddamn walkie talkie during WWII or some shit., "Hello? Hello? Over Is there anybody there? Over"
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I’ve been seeing a lot of posts complaining about mom Steve and I have thoughts.
Like, I agree with a lot of it. Honestly, fictional parents confuse me sometimes (especially when people write them stricter than canon), even when they aren’t teenage boys. Like Hopper? Absolutely cares about his kids dating. El is going to be fighting to bring Mike over for the rest of her life. They’re going to be 20-something with Hopper still trying to stick them in separate rooms. Even once they get married, Hopper’s gonna grumble about them getting to share a bed. (He’ll be more careful not to overstep with Joyce’s boys, especially Jonathan since he’s older, but Will is definitely going to get a speech about being the man in the relationship and treating your girlfriend with respect (and then a later, much more confused speech about treating your boyfriend with respect)).
Joyce? That woman has been through way too much shit to give a shit. Jonathan wants Nancy to sleep over? Done. Will’s gay? Not a problem, here are some condoms. El’s sneaking Mike through the window so Hopper won’t see? Joyce walks by and casually says “the back door is unlocked, you might want to try that instead.”
Sorry, I got sidetracked. The point is Steve. If he was gonna be like anyone’s parents, it would be my parents (“you’re doing nerd stuff alone at home on a Friday night? Don’t you have friends? Go to a party!”). But barring that, he’s definitely the older brother, even if they call him mom.
He doesn’t care if they swear! El says “frick” or “gosh darn” in front of him one time because she heard it somewhere and he sits her down and teaches her proper swear words so she won’t get teased in school. He rents the kids r-rated movies and then lies to their parents faces when they have nightmares. He hears them say something anatomically impossible about sex and ends up giving them a sex talk. He chaperones their parties because he’s cooler than an adult but still old enough to make sure no one’s drinking themselves to death, and then ends up cleaning puke out of the shower. He kisses his co-chaperone at the party (you can pick your favorite Steve love interest) and all the freshmen squeal and stare and he has to go hide upstairs.
He’s in his pjs in bed and gets a frantic walkie-talkie call from Dustin that they have to go to the store RIGHT NOW because he wants to buy something and the sale ends at midnight. Steve says no a million times but gets bribed into it when Dustin promises to watch a basketball game with him in exchange for the ride. (My little sister did this to me. She wanted to go to TARGET to buy SHEETS. She was a weird child).
Steve’s the one they call when they need something but can’t go to their parents. He buys them booze and condoms and fake IDs, all of which come with lectures on being safe and a million threats on how he’ll kill them if they act stupid. He picks them up from parties when they’ve overdone it. He bails them out of jail (Dustin or El would absolutely get themselves arrested somehow) and doesn’t tell their parents but brings it up every chance he gets for the rest of forever.
Yeah, they call him mom. They’re trying to annoy him, because that’s what little siblings do. And Steve is definitely their big brother.
#stranger things#steve harrington#the party#dustin henderson#el hopper#steve and dustin#steve and the party#steve and el
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Horror Awaits Where Love Springs
((DAY 6 OF CHRISTMAS))
Lee Bodecker X Reader
Word Count: 1,399
Warnings: Thriller
Summary: You and Lee rent a cabin in the woods thinking it would be a good time for both of you to spend Christmas together. However, little do both of you know there's a dead body waiting in the living room.
A/N: haha hahaha... um well this is a follow-up to my apology fic so again, I'm really sorry for being gone for so long. I don't know what else to say other than the fact that my writing is rusty so enjoy whatever this is :))
"I can't wait to see how the cabin looks though," You giggled directing your speech to Lee while getting in the car as he gets in the car and starts it.
He lets the car warm up before driving away, "Well Doll, I couldn't not book a cabin for us this Christmas especially since your birthday's coming up too right?"
You nodded before placing your hand on Lee's thigh as he drove the car. You looked out of the window while admiring the view of the greenery and landscape as you listened to the radio playing in the car.
It was relaxing as Lee wanted it to be. He made the mood and atmosphere feel as though it was too good to be true - like everything was a dream.
"Lee, you checked the cabin to ensure it's safe right? Like no wild animals can get in, there's a backup generator, a working fireplace?"
"Of course, doll... I'd always do anything for you," Lee stroked her hand as he lied to her through his teeth.
Of course, Lee never actually checked out the cabin seeing as he recently got promoted to the position of Sheriff and was doing dirty corrupted political work all while trying to get elected. But he lied to assure you so that you wouldn't panic over something that seemed so small in his eyes.
Lee never really considered surveying the cabin to make sure that things would be safe for both of you, seeing as you would only be staying there for a couple of days or a week at most. Surely nothing could go wrong, right?
You continued to look out of the window while feeling Lee's hand caressing yours as he brought your hand to rest on the gear shift while he held it there. You fell asleep while feeling the breeze blow past you from the outside of the car as the window was winded down to get some fresh air to circulate in the car.
An hour had passed before you woke up and found yourself on a rather comfy mattress. You looked around to see that you were in the cabin that Lee spoke about. You got up from bed before walking downstairs to see Lee and a dead body on the floor in a pile of blood as you screamed your lungs out in horror.
"WHAT THE HELL, LEE!! WHAT DID YOU DO?!" You looked back and forth between the dead body and Lee as you were deep-rooted to the floor not being able to even run away from what you assumed to be your boyfriend, a sheriff who just so happens to be a murderer.
"Y/N I promise it's not what it looks like. You were asleep in the car and I brought you into the cabin but I saw this and so I placed you in the room above and called backup okay? I didn't think you'd wake up so soon... I've been waiting for backup to arrive but they-" Lee gets cut off by a knocking on the door as he asks her to check who it is before opening it.
You check the peephole of the door before seeing police officers outside armed and holding flashlights as well as paramedics as it got dark outside already seeing as you and Lee set off for the cabin rather late.
You opened the door and see the officers and paramedics enter as Lee handled the communication with them and told them not to involve "his girl" since you didn't know anything about it.
An officer noticed you standing still, clearly in shock about the events of what just happened as well as what you saw. You couldn't see everything around you clearly as it was in a blur and the dispatch on the walkie-talkie comms was rather drowned out or sounding much like an echo.
You got startled having to come back to reality as the officer approached you. You realised the officer was none other than a lady.
You thought to yourself about how women don't usually get the chance to prove themselves worthy of being anything other than a housewife. You knew that Lee probably had something to do with her being an officer seeing as Lee was dating you and you convinced him to be more thoughtful of women in general.
"Ma'am, is everything okay with you? Are you alright? Are you hurt?" You heard the soft gentle voice of the woman police officer asking you cautiously as she looked at you with worry written all over her face.
You nodded in response as you tried to give her an assuring look on your face but it was overcome by the look of disgust on your face from the pool of blood you saw the body lying in.
The police officer brought you upstairs after taking a shock blanket with her as she got you to sit on the bed before wrapping the blanket around you cautiously.
"Everything's going to be okay. I'm confident that Lee didn't kill the poor guy okay?" The police officer rubbed your back while trying to comfort you as she talked softly in a soothing voice.
After what seemed like hours passing by, you heard the voice of your boyfriend getting closer to you before seeing him enter the room you were in as he kneels in front of you and rubs your knee.
"Dalton and the boys took care of the body, doll. You don't have to worry now okay?" Lee talks softly to you before removing the shock blanket around you and passing it to the woman officer as she takes it and leaves the room leaving you in the care of Lee now, "We need to leave, doll. They need to do more investigations on the place okay? I'm so sorry this happened, I should have checked the cabin beforehand because they ruled out his body to have been here for hours-"
Lee sighs seeing the state that you were still in, clearly zoning out and not paying attention to a word he said as he picks you up before bringing you to the car. He placed you in it and helped to buckle your seatbelt before getting in the car and driving away back to the home that you both share.
You thought about how this was supposed to be a fun and lighthearted holiday for the two of you to share. It ended out being a turn for the complete worse as it left you with PTSD for now not wanting to ever go on a holiday anywhere ever again as all you wanted to do was to stay home.
It all worked in Lee's favour now seeing as Lee never wanted to go on this trip in the first place but did it to see you happy. Lee had been trying to tell you that Christmas spent at home is the same as Christmas spent elsewhere because it didn't matter much about the location but the people that Christmas was spent with.
He did however have an underlying reason on top of the bullshit lies he told to cover up his intentions which was to knock you up so that you would marry him if you did get pregnant. Being his wife would allow you to be his alibi since he was a corrupted sheriff after all and doing illegal crimes while trying to get elected.
At least now Lee wouldn't have to worry much about bringing you out anywhere since after the PTSD you developed, you would be wanting to stay at home for even your birthday which occurred after Christmas.
There was still this undying question floating around in your head as you looked at him smiling slightly while driving you back home - 'Did he kill the guy?'
You told yourself that you sounded ridiculous since Lee told you that the body has been there since hours ago and Lee also came clean with the truth of how he didn't survey the area. But what if that's not what the detective said at all?
You knew sometimes that Lee could be a total bag of bullshit with his lies that you caught but pretended that nothing happened. What if he really did kill the guy and spun a whole web of lies to prove his innocence just because you were there?
#the devil all the time#lee bodecker#sebastian stan#lee bodecker x reader#lee bodecker x you#lee bodecker x y/n#lee bodecker imagine#holiday#dead body tw#thriller#oneshot#masterlist#christmas masterlist
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🀄️reflecting on richonne
Wordless Richonne Moments That Spoke Volumes (Part II)
7.01
Years ago, I wrote a whole post dedicated to the nod Michonne gives Rick during the line-up because it was just such a meaningful wordless moment to me. It still is. I mean the fact that on one of their most horrific traumatizing days, with psychos pointing guns at their head, they still are able to share a short moment and she’s able to offer that comforting potential farewell is just touching. It was a quick subtle exchange that communicated how their love for each other will always find a way to have a moment no matter how dire the circumstances.
7.07
I also wrote a post back then focused on those walkie talkies in Sing Me A Song because the emphasis on the walkies just felt like a clear indicator of Rick and Michonne’s connection even during a time of distance. Michonne has her walkie with her while out on her own to find a way to beat the saviors and the scene really highlights the walkie by zooming in on it. I’ve always felt that was to show that she still wants to be connected to Rick even if right now she has to try and fight in her own way. And then that becomes even clearer when they immediately cut to Rick waking up and checking his walkie. It stands out that they focus on him holding that walkie for like 12 seconds. That’s always been about Michonne to me. He wants to hear her on the other end and just feel near her in some way. Despite all the turmoil of this time, I was never worried during 7A that Richonne would be on the rocks, because in every scene they had, and even in wordless moments apart like this one, it was clear they still so eagerly wanted to be in this together.
7.10
This 7.10 moment right here truly lives in my head rent-free. Michonne taking Rick’s arm took me out when I first saw it years ago and it still gets me beaming to this day. I just love how much care and concern they always show for each other. Like Michonne taking his arm wasn’t just as a member of TF or as a co-leader but as a woman concerned for the safety of her man with these strange garbage folks. I love how the action is gentle but urgent and the way he holds her hand and just softly assures her (which I know wasn’t wordless but whatever, it’s too cute not to mention that part lol) Rick and Michonne’s couple vibes throughout this whole episode were just top tier. Like another wordless look they share when Rick tells Father Gabriel someone taught him enemies can be friends. It was sweet how reflective Rick was being in this ep about where he and Michonne were at in season 3 and how far they’ve come. (And what better way to cap that off than getting her that cat statue to replace her season 3 rainbow cat. 🥰) And can I just say, during that 7.10 scene with Father G, the way Rick looks over at Michonne and the way she smiles back at him in that scene…that’s when I knew that upcoming Richonne-centered 7.12 episode we’d been hearing about was going to be the best kind of lovefest.
8.14
Ok so I know they talk in this early 8.14 scene and have such a heartfelt conversation but there is a wordless moment that opens the scene so I’m counting it and truly it’s one of my favorite actions they’ve ever had. It’s when Rick enters the room and sees Michonne emotional as she reads Carl’s letter to her and then he just silently takes her face in his hands and wipes her tears. Y’all I’ll never get over this. 😭 I adore how soft they are with each other and it’s just such a preciously intimate loving exchange.
After losing Carl, both were experiencing immense grief and Rick’s grief took form in a fixation toward destroying Negan and the Saviors which caused him to be a bit distant with Michonne, even despite her trying to reach him and be there for him. So I really appreciate this moment of him wiping her tears because it showed how, even as blinding as his rage and grief toward their situations has been, he still fights to be present with her and tend to her emotions. Her broken heart over Carl means something to him just a much as his own, and he wants to offer her some sort of solace even despite his unbearable pain. No matter what state of mind Rick is in, he’ll always try to prioritize her and his heart and mind always have space and love for Michonne. And this moment made that clear.
8.15
It became crystal clear that Rick and Michonne’s relationship would truly stand the test of time after seeing them find their way back to each other post-Carl. Like not many would recover from a loss like that so soon after starting a relationship. But even as they wrestled with their grief, their love for each other remained strong. I’ve always really appreciated that in this 8.15 scene where Rick reads Carl’s letter, they chose to have Michonne and Judith included in the background. It’s just such a clear way to illustrate the beautiful family Rick still has. As he reads a letter from a passed loved one it was important to still have that beacon of light and hope with his living loved ones in the frame. And then the look R&M share as Michonne walks with their daughter and Rick gives her a teary loving nod. Such a sweet gorgeous moment. Rick is looking at her like he knows full well that she and their baby is still such motivating reason to keep going. Those girls are everything to Rick. They’re his future, and he knows it.
And then Michonne’s glowing as she beams up at him. 🥹 She’s so proud of him for reading his letter and re-centering on what’s important in life. This scene is after they exchanged those I Love You’s in 8.14 and I love how even when they aren’t verbally saying the L word it is still so clearly communicated in the looks they share like these ones here.
9.06
How many people can say their ship still kept them fed even after one of the characters departed the show? Like we still got such sweet Richonne moments even after Rick left. I will always appreciate the way Michonne was still so in love with her true love even years after Rick’s departure. And this moment in their room where she takes out his shirt and just cherishes it and then puts it on and hugs herself in it. Like…how am I supposed to recover seeing that? 🥺 I adore that without words it was just so loud and clear that Michonne still felt so connected to Rick. She treasured any and everything that reminded her of him be it his gun, the bullet shell in her hair, a ring, or an action figure. And so it’s the sweetest thing that even his clothes are a way for her to still feel close to him, especially a shirt he wore during some great Richonne moments.
In the miniseries, I’m really looking forward to seeing how Rick kept Michonne’s presence alive within him while he was away cuz I know they’d both be sentimental over anything that makes them think of each other. I mean, we already know he had a phone with her image on it so I’m curious to see how that all comes to be. But in this wordless 9.06 moment I just will always love how it sent the undeniable message that Richonne truly doesn’t die cuz their love is still so alive.
So see, even brief wordless moments can have my extra self writing hundreds of words about them. Richonne is just that great. #GiftThatKeepsOnGiving. Thanks for reading. 💜
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One thing I think this book is doing well is showing why the existence of alchemic devices isn’t leading to a drastic change to something other than a medieval civilization. Namely the expense and impracticality of most of them. In order to have a revolutionary effect on society, a device needs to be widely accessible, and most artifacts just are not. There are two good examples of this.
The first is the Shared Sound Box. It’s kind of a phone/walkie-talkie. Sounds like the kind of thing that would change society as the rapid spread of information is now available, right? Except it takes magical energy to actually use the thing. A lot of magical energy. And the amount only gets higher the further you want to communicate. You’d need high abilities in magic just to reach the next town over. And sure, you could use magic crystals as a substitute, but those are very expensive. Imagine if you had a phone bill in the thousands every time you made a local call. So… alchemists make one as part of their studies, give it a test, and then almost never use the thing again because the only people they can talk to are other alchemists, and they’re all busy with their own work/research and business competitors a lot of the times.
The second is the Floating Board. It’s exactly what it sounds like. It’s a big piece of wood. That floats. In theory this could be useful in transportation, as it’s far more stable than a cart regardless of road conditions. Except, again, it takes a lot of magic to actually get the thing to work. And while you can, again, substitute crystals, an old fashioned cart and horse are just cheaper. In theory it’s useful if you gotta move something incredibly fragile and expensive across an area where the roads are really bad, but that’s an extremely niche application. Sarasa makes one because she has to make one to advance, but she fully expects the thing to just gather dust in her warehouse as she'll never have the opportunity to use, sell, or even rent out the dang thing.
Basically, what this setting really needs for an alchemic revolution is a rechargeable battery.
On a side note, as someone frequently frustrated by LitRPGs and in-universe stat screens, I appreciate Sarasa saying you can’t really put a numerical value on fighting ability.
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do u have any sibling headcanons for Max and Eddie?
like maybe activities they do together or shenanigans they get into?
Okay first of all I LOVE YOU for asking this, because I live and breathe the Munson-Mayfield Sibling Agenda! 😄 I have a zillion headcanons for them but here are just a few:
They made up their own secret code language and absolutely refuse to explain it to anyone else. Eddie won’t even tell Chrissy what the code words mean.
They have their own private walkie-talkie channel, which they immediately change if one of the other kids manages to find it.
They talk every single day. Even if it’s only for two minutes, a quick “Hey. You doing okay? Alright, great. Catch ya tomorrow. Love you.”
In the Lostsoul Universe, Max escaped Vecna with only one arm badly broken. While her arm was in a cast, Eddie would brush and braid her hair for her every morning before school. He was actually a little sad when she finally got the cast off and could do it herself again, so every now and then she still asks him to do it for her.
Whenever they go grocery shopping together they play a game where they try to sneak something weird into the other person’s cart without them noticing. Five points if they don’t notice until the checkout line. Ten points if they accidentally buy the thing. They’ve kept a running tally for over a year now, and Max is winning 35-5.
If Eddie loses Max in the store, he will absolutely scream “MARCO!” at the top of his lungs. And as embarrassed as she is, she never fails to holler back “POLO!”
They both love McDonald’s and they eat there, as Chrissy says, way too often. Eddie introduced Max to dipping fries into a milkshake, and Max taught Eddie to put the hash brown right into the middle of the Egg McMuffin.
They also play a game called “my sibling’s an expert”. It involves going to the flea market and waiting to be approached by a seller. Some lady will innocently say “would you like to buy a picture frame?” And Eddie will immediately respond “oh, my sister’s an expert on picture frames!” and then Max has to make up some ridiculous facts about why frames are always rectangular and never square. Or at the homemade jellies table Max will casually tell the old couple “you know, my brother’s an expert jelly checker” and Eddie has to convince them not only what a jelly checker is but that he definitely is one. 25 points to whoever makes up a plausible sounding story without laughing. 50 points if they can get the seller to believe it.
Before Mystery Science Theater 3000 was a thing, Eddie and Max had perfected the art of wisecracking and riffing on movies. They actually got banned from the local movie theater for talking too much and distracting everyone around them. Before renting a movie, sometimes Chrissy will make Eddie swear to just keep quiet and let her watch without adding his own dialogue. More than once she’s threatened to duct-tape their mouths shut.
Eddie sometimes forgets that Max isn’t actually his biological sister. Once an old lady in the grocery store asked him where his sister got that lovely red hair, and Eddie spent a few minutes trying to think if he had any ginger relatives before he remembered.
Max, on the other hand, never forgets that Eddie isn’t actually her brother, and worries a lot about him replacing her. Finally Eddie made up a set of fake adoption papers, formally adopting her as his little sister “until the end of time”. He set up a ‘courtroom’ in the Harrington’s living room and had Hopper act as the judge and made it into a whole big thing. They goofed around and acted silly the whole time until Hopper formally pronounced them siblings. Then they both started crying.
I could seriously go on and on but I’ll stop here - thank you again for the fun ask!!!
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To the Victor Part 2
A GhostSoap fic pt 2/?
Pre-relationship - Omegaverse - NSFW in later parts - mentions of omega trafficking - Dubcon in later parts
Ghost walked into the unassuming blue glass office building. He hated the vulnerability of being unarmed. But worse, he hated being unmasked. It was a sacrifice he was willing to make in order to rescue one of his own however. Waiting in the lobby behind a desk surrounded by glass that was probably bullet proof, was a man dressed in a low-rent security guard uniform. But Ghost could tell from the man’s hard eyes and tense stance that this was no mere night shift security guard.
When Ghost reached the desk, he recited the code he’d been given.
The guard nodded. His hands hidden from view, he typed on a keypad. A second later, a plastic card slid out from a locked box. The guard passed the card through the slot in the security glass. Ghost picked it up – it was metallic gold with an omega symbol printed on it.
Ghost waited while the guard rattled off another code into his walkie talkie. When he finished, a moment passed, then a panel on the far wall slid to the side, revealing an elevator. The guard nodded toward it. Ghost nodded in return and went over to step inside the elevator. It slid closed with a quiet hiss, but didn’t move until he held the key card up to the reader on the elevator’s controls.
The elevator moved, taking him down down down. It stopped and he stepped out into a short, dim hallway. At the end was a gold door with a blinking card slot next to it. He inserted the key card. The door opened but he didn’t get the key card back.
He went down another hallway. This time he came to a door that had a money slot. $10K flashed in gold on the digital screen. Taking out the money from the pouch, Ghost fed it into the machine. It whirred, the screen flashed the omega sign, and the door whooshed open. There was light at the end of this hall and the sounds of a crowd echoed down to him.
“I’m in,” he said into his watch mic. “No signs of the omegas being held yet.”
“Copy that,” Price responded, quiet but clear.
Ghost went quiet again. As he neared the end of the hallway, the scent of numerous alphas – many of them aroused – stung his nose.
When he exited the hall, he walked into an indoor amphitheater. It was oval shaped, with several rows of seats on one side. The seats were filled with alphas, accounting for the thick stench of alpha pheromones clogging the air. The ground level was a flat, sandy surface. Opposite the seating area was a high, raised stage. A set of wide, shallow steps rose from the sandy pit to the stage.
An alpha in a shiny gold suit stood center stage, holding a microphone. Ghost assumed this was where the omegas were usually displayed before being sold off. Currently on the stage was a big, circular bed. It was draped with satiny, peach sheets and piled with thick pillows in a vile mockery of an omega’s nest. Kneeling in the center of it was Soap.
Ghost choked on a sharp inhale at the sight of him. Soap’s arms were pulled back behind him, knees spread open, ass settled on his heels. Chains at his wrists, thighs, and ankles held him immobile in the suggestive position. A thick gold muzzle covered his mouth so that he couldn’t speak and he was dressed in nothing but the tiniest pair of white shorts. The shorts were so thin they were nearly transparent. The outline of his soft cock and round balls was plainly visible to Ghost and everyone else in the arena. His naturally tan skin had been oiled until it gleamed under the lights and it made the dark hair on his chest and thighs looked soft and inviting.
“What the fuck?” he whispered under his breath.
Never in his wildest dreams – and he had plenty of wild dreams about Soap MacTavish – had he ever imagined seeing Soap like this, oiled and spread, there for the taking. His cock pulsed once. Ghost instantly and ruthlessly shoved the beat of arousal down. He was there to rescue Soap, not ogle him while he was being held against his will.
The bed spun in a slow circle so that the crowd could see him from every angle. Ghost wanted to leap up there to the stage and break Johnny free. No one should see his ome – should see the sergeant like this. But he was vastly outnumbered and the guards stationed throughout the room were all armed. He wouldn’t make it far before they were both gvnned down.
He yanked his gaze away from Soap and got back to the mission. Directly in front of him was an entry booth. A female alpha in a gold vest stood behind it.
“Spectating or buying?” she asked.
“Buying.” He jerked his chin toward the stage. “How much for him?”
“Fifty thousand is the buy-in to claim him.”
Ghost gave an internal sigh of relief. He had more than enough to cover that cost. He pulled out the stated amount and slapped it on the booth’s counter. Impatience boiling under his skin, he waited for her to put the money in an electric cash counter and note something on a clip board. Then she handed him an actual receipt. Ghost shoved the slip of paper in his pants pocket.
He moved past her booth. There were three paths forward. One went to the seating section, a second led to the ground level, and the last went up to the stage where Soap was. Ghost immediately headed for the path that led to Soap. But the entry attendant called out to stop him.
“Woah. Where are you going?”
“To collect my purchase.” He wanted to get Soap and get the fuck out of there.
“You misunderstood. That omega is our special event prize for the night.”
She tapped a sign that he hadn’t even noticed in his haste to save his teammate.
“The fifty thousand is a buy-in. You’ll have to fight the other three alphas who’ve also paid the buy-in fee. Winner of the fight claims the omega.”
That announcement brought Ghost up short. Not because he was worried about fighting. He was confident in his abilities. Arrogantly so. But there were unknown factors at play which made this risky. If he lost, Soap would go to another alpha. But fuck it. He didn’t have any choice if he wanted to free Soap. Which meant that he would not lose.
Ghost looked directly at the attendant. He cracked his knuckles, anticipation for the fight already building in his chest. “When do we start?”
To be continued...
Part 1 - Part 2 - Part 3 - Part 4
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