Whoops. Don't Worry About It, Really... (Karalie)
Jan 13, 2015 18:20:10 GMT -5
Post by Deleted on Jan 13, 2015 18:20:10 GMT -5
Mmm...coffee...
No...hot chocolate. The perfect winter snack. And venti sized!
Marcus stood there waiting, bundled up in an assortment of scarves and gloves and hats...well, there was only one of each, but the skinny girl had a tendency to lose heat quickly, therefore she always had to make sure she had on enough layers to keep herself warm and toasty whenever she decided to brave the cold and snow. Her male side was no different, only they didn't make a lot of men's clothes in his goth/punk style that were suited for winter.
This was quite possibly the only instance in which Marcus voluntarily wore women's clothes. For convenience. To keep her tiny bum from freezing off so she had even less of a figure. Marcus' manly pride was nothing in the face of sub-zero temperatures(she might have been exaggerating, Marcus just got cold easily).
So donned in a black Aerosmith t-shirt, under a black long-sleeved cotton knit sweater, under a black 2nd Law Muse hoodie, under a black lapel jacket, Marcus waited for her hot chocolate. Oh yeah, and her pants were black as well(of course), with green stitching, hook-loops running down the outer side of each pant leg, and Nightmare Before Christmas knee-high socks under her usual black steel-toed boots.
Yes, this was a lot of black. A lot of black which was just asking to be splotched up with stains of white.
Which to anyone else wouldn't be a problem because bad luck didn't follow them around like a love-sick puppy, but Marcus had gotten on fate's bad side and such an event was as of now unavoidable.
Marcus gleefully received her hot chocolate and relished its warmth in her hand as she made her way over to the condiments table, closing her eyes as she breathed in the chocolatey steam through her nose. She stepped forward just as another shifted to the side. Elbows bumped. Grips were lost. Maybe one of them(or both) were moving faster than they could reasonably keep their hands under control. But through some flailing of hands over canisters and cups, it ended with the blonde girl in black covered in cinnamon dust and powdered creamer. "Damn..." she muttered.
At least her hot chocolate was safe.
No...hot chocolate. The perfect winter snack. And venti sized!
Marcus stood there waiting, bundled up in an assortment of scarves and gloves and hats...well, there was only one of each, but the skinny girl had a tendency to lose heat quickly, therefore she always had to make sure she had on enough layers to keep herself warm and toasty whenever she decided to brave the cold and snow. Her male side was no different, only they didn't make a lot of men's clothes in his goth/punk style that were suited for winter.
This was quite possibly the only instance in which Marcus voluntarily wore women's clothes. For convenience. To keep her tiny bum from freezing off so she had even less of a figure. Marcus' manly pride was nothing in the face of sub-zero temperatures(she might have been exaggerating, Marcus just got cold easily).
So donned in a black Aerosmith t-shirt, under a black long-sleeved cotton knit sweater, under a black 2nd Law Muse hoodie, under a black lapel jacket, Marcus waited for her hot chocolate. Oh yeah, and her pants were black as well(of course), with green stitching, hook-loops running down the outer side of each pant leg, and Nightmare Before Christmas knee-high socks under her usual black steel-toed boots.
Yes, this was a lot of black. A lot of black which was just asking to be splotched up with stains of white.
Which to anyone else wouldn't be a problem because bad luck didn't follow them around like a love-sick puppy, but Marcus had gotten on fate's bad side and such an event was as of now unavoidable.
Marcus gleefully received her hot chocolate and relished its warmth in her hand as she made her way over to the condiments table, closing her eyes as she breathed in the chocolatey steam through her nose. She stepped forward just as another shifted to the side. Elbows bumped. Grips were lost. Maybe one of them(or both) were moving faster than they could reasonably keep their hands under control. But through some flailing of hands over canisters and cups, it ended with the blonde girl in black covered in cinnamon dust and powdered creamer. "Damn..." she muttered.
At least her hot chocolate was safe.