I'm Not a Unicorn (Gray)
Jan 1, 2016 20:37:56 GMT -5
Post by Deleted on Jan 1, 2016 20:37:56 GMT -5
Charlie was a very friendly, outgoing person, and as such, he had many connections in the smallish town of Pilot Ridge and was usually aware of most events going on thanks to his many social media accounts. As it was New Year's Eve, of course he'd scoped out the many, many parties going on that he could attend until he'd whittled it down to a couple different gatherings in downtown. He figured he could spend an hour or so at each one before midnight and it would cure his social needs.
He'd already been to one and had just arrived at his second in a large apartment on the top floor of a building near the club district. He knew several people there and had no trouble breaking the ice and making people laugh with his antics. Parties did have their downsides, of course - he kept a bottle of hand sanitizer in his pocket just in case he needed it, and tried not to let people get too close to his face, especially since many of them were already wasted. He'd only had a bottle of hard lemonade himself, and only because he had personally brought it along and didn't let it down and risk having it get contaminated in any way.
His head was buzzing pleasantly by the time it hit eleven, and he was currently laughing and joking around with some new friends he'd made near the center of the room. When a song that he enjoyed started playing (a girl's song, mind you), he broke into a rather feminine freestyle dance, making ridiculous facial expressions as he did. He was rewarded with the sound of laughter, which only encouraged him more.
He'd already been to one and had just arrived at his second in a large apartment on the top floor of a building near the club district. He knew several people there and had no trouble breaking the ice and making people laugh with his antics. Parties did have their downsides, of course - he kept a bottle of hand sanitizer in his pocket just in case he needed it, and tried not to let people get too close to his face, especially since many of them were already wasted. He'd only had a bottle of hard lemonade himself, and only because he had personally brought it along and didn't let it down and risk having it get contaminated in any way.
His head was buzzing pleasantly by the time it hit eleven, and he was currently laughing and joking around with some new friends he'd made near the center of the room. When a song that he enjoyed started playing (a girl's song, mind you), he broke into a rather feminine freestyle dance, making ridiculous facial expressions as he did. He was rewarded with the sound of laughter, which only encouraged him more.