August Anderson (
seeagreatergood) wrote2011-08-09 04:30 pm
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001 [warning: sexytimes]
Happy Hour at Allen's is, as usual, loud with competing voices and scents, all of which are less important to Auggie than Annie and Jai's laughter and the second beer in front of him.
Well. Almost all. Occasionally Auggie cocks his head at the sound of heels or the floral scent of shampoo and listens to Jai and Annie's reactions. Jai has one chuckle for redheads and another for brunettes, while Annie has a groan for blondes that Auggie is told is rather hypocritical of her.
"Did the last three girls all have tequila, or was it just one carrying enough shots for her whole party?" he wonders.
"The last four," Jai corrects, audibly smirking. "Your nose must be getting tired."
"I don't get it. Cinco de Mayo is tomorrow -- you'd think people could hold off on the faux-Mexican debauchery until Saturday."
He hears Annie sit bolt upright.
"Oh crap, it's Friday, I have a thing with my--"
"Sister," Auggie and Jai chorus with her. Auggie grins, in spite of the dirty look he's sure she's giving him, and adds, "Jai, you owe me ten bucks."
Jai sighs and digs in his pockets. "Which ought to just about cover your cab ride." He slaps the money onto the table at Auggie's ten o'clock. "Annie, I'll walk you to your car, I'm headed that way."
"Now there's a Pyrrhic victory," Auggie says, with a sigh of his own. "Annie, did he really give me a ten?"
"Yes!" Annie says, laughing, and squeezes his shoulder as she stands. "You're so paranoid."
"I'm wounded that you don't trust me," Jai agrees, also standing.
"You'll heal, I'm sure. Have a good weekend, you two. Don't do anything I wouldn't do."
"Same to you, Auggie," Jai says, with an eyeroll crystal-clear in his voice.
"That'll be a boring weekend, then," Auggie calls after Jai's cologne and Annie's heels, then turns back to his beer. Now where is he going to find a ride with all these tequila-soaked early birds?
Well. Almost all. Occasionally Auggie cocks his head at the sound of heels or the floral scent of shampoo and listens to Jai and Annie's reactions. Jai has one chuckle for redheads and another for brunettes, while Annie has a groan for blondes that Auggie is told is rather hypocritical of her.
"Did the last three girls all have tequila, or was it just one carrying enough shots for her whole party?" he wonders.
"The last four," Jai corrects, audibly smirking. "Your nose must be getting tired."
"I don't get it. Cinco de Mayo is tomorrow -- you'd think people could hold off on the faux-Mexican debauchery until Saturday."
He hears Annie sit bolt upright.
"Oh crap, it's Friday, I have a thing with my--"
"Sister," Auggie and Jai chorus with her. Auggie grins, in spite of the dirty look he's sure she's giving him, and adds, "Jai, you owe me ten bucks."
Jai sighs and digs in his pockets. "Which ought to just about cover your cab ride." He slaps the money onto the table at Auggie's ten o'clock. "Annie, I'll walk you to your car, I'm headed that way."
"Now there's a Pyrrhic victory," Auggie says, with a sigh of his own. "Annie, did he really give me a ten?"
"Yes!" Annie says, laughing, and squeezes his shoulder as she stands. "You're so paranoid."
"I'm wounded that you don't trust me," Jai agrees, also standing.
"You'll heal, I'm sure. Have a good weekend, you two. Don't do anything I wouldn't do."
"Same to you, Auggie," Jai says, with an eyeroll crystal-clear in his voice.
"That'll be a boring weekend, then," Auggie calls after Jai's cologne and Annie's heels, then turns back to his beer. Now where is he going to find a ride with all these tequila-soaked early birds?
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"Hate to say it, but I think that's all I'm up for tonight."
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They ought to be -- the timer for the bedroom should have turned them off before they even came in -- but it doesn't hurt to check.
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In that case, he can climb in next to her and pull the covers over both of them.
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(A part of her is idly calculating the odds that he'll try something in the night, because trust is for those who can afford it, but it's a very small part.)
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After a few minutes, he's sleeping peacefully, his face buried in her hair.
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Now the question is, which of them wakes up first?
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At 8 AM, the phone rings.
So possibly both of them?
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Auggie groans, kisses Elizabeth's shoulder because it's there, and leans over her to grab the phone.
"H'lo? ... What? Why? It's Saturday. ... Nngh. Yeah, okay. Gimme an hour. ... Of course it is. Thanks."
He hangs up and groans again. "Elizabeth? You up?"
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"I have to go in to work."
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"Thanks, but they're sending a car. Rain check?"
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