Stranger places? [open]
Nov 27, 2011 18:59:18 GMT -5
Post by Taitum Marshall on Nov 27, 2011 18:59:18 GMT -5
What the hell?! Taitum stared, slightly bewildered, at the hord of people passing by him to get to their cars. He'd barely managed to find parking for his little scrap metal chip in the huge parking lot that belonged to the mall and it was perfectly obvious why. Everyone had decided, 'hell, black friday's too bad. Let's try saturday or sunday instead.' and then they just decided sunday would be really quiet after all and all of them had piled as a cute little family into their big SUVs and headed down to the friggin mall.
The same friggin mall that he came EVERY sunday, to get his sunday bottle of red wine before he went to the lake to drink away all the bad thoughts and memories of the week and then sleep it off under HIS tree until the cold got him to move. Taitum glared at the shoppers and a load of them piled in and then piled out and in and out and i- HE WAS NEVER GONNA GET HIS DAMN WINE NOW!
Taitum slammed his hand against the car roof before dragging the same hand through his hair and taking three deep breathes. Calm. Temper. Stay Calm. Eventually Taitum pushed himself from his car. He was a damn soldier! If he could take on land mines and AK 47s then he could take on families sunday shopping....
Taitum shoved past people to the grocery store. He heard tons of complaints along the way which he pretended to not hear and when he finally saw the wine section not too far away he beelined straight for it untill he collided with something ... wet, cold. Taitum jumped back at the sensation in his side, ignoring the sting from the stitches he'd recieved not two days prior.
"Damnit! What did you spill on me?!"
Taitum's eyes met the big, round, terrified eyes of a boy in a shopping cart, with a box of, now empty, juice in his fat fingers. The bottom lip tremble was the only warning Tait got before the toddler broke into a scream.
"He's just a little boy!"
His mother scooped him up and Tait rolled his eyes. The woman then 'hmphed' and moved away with her trolley and her wailing child.
"Dear God, may I never have one of those."
Taitum muttered as he pulled his wet shirt away from his body groaning at the mess of orange juice on it. He felt the pair of eyes on him before he even looked up though when he did, he couldn't help but glare.
"So glad to be of service and entertain..."
Taitum hissed softly meeting the staring eyes.
The same friggin mall that he came EVERY sunday, to get his sunday bottle of red wine before he went to the lake to drink away all the bad thoughts and memories of the week and then sleep it off under HIS tree until the cold got him to move. Taitum glared at the shoppers and a load of them piled in and then piled out and in and out and i- HE WAS NEVER GONNA GET HIS DAMN WINE NOW!
Taitum slammed his hand against the car roof before dragging the same hand through his hair and taking three deep breathes. Calm. Temper. Stay Calm. Eventually Taitum pushed himself from his car. He was a damn soldier! If he could take on land mines and AK 47s then he could take on families sunday shopping....
Taitum shoved past people to the grocery store. He heard tons of complaints along the way which he pretended to not hear and when he finally saw the wine section not too far away he beelined straight for it untill he collided with something ... wet, cold. Taitum jumped back at the sensation in his side, ignoring the sting from the stitches he'd recieved not two days prior.
"Damnit! What did you spill on me?!"
Taitum's eyes met the big, round, terrified eyes of a boy in a shopping cart, with a box of, now empty, juice in his fat fingers. The bottom lip tremble was the only warning Tait got before the toddler broke into a scream.
"He's just a little boy!"
His mother scooped him up and Tait rolled his eyes. The woman then 'hmphed' and moved away with her trolley and her wailing child.
"Dear God, may I never have one of those."
Taitum muttered as he pulled his wet shirt away from his body groaning at the mess of orange juice on it. He felt the pair of eyes on him before he even looked up though when he did, he couldn't help but glare.
"So glad to be of service and entertain..."
Taitum hissed softly meeting the staring eyes.