I’m never drinking again.
blaze-newman:
Letting out a somewhat bitter chuckle, his hand goes to his pockets, producing a pack of menthols. Pulling one from the pack with his teeth, he lights it before offering her one, speaking around the smoke now pouring from his mouth. “There’s an empty McDonalds bag in the back seat of my car if you feel the need to hurl,” he offers, gesturing to the car behind him, that he’s currently leaned up against. “Lucky for me, I don’t get sick. I just experience migraines from hell and a self-esteem to match. Blaze, by the way.”
“Ally,” she returned, forcing out a smile as she accepted the cigarette. “Thanks.” Holding it between her teeth as she dug through her bag for a lighter, she muttered, “I don’t usually throw up-- especially not repeatedly-- but I guess I sort of overdid it.” Her fingers finally closed around the lighter, and she immediately lit up and inhaled deeply, the scratchy feel of the smoke going down her throat soothing her. Lips twisting, she said, “I suppose I wasn’t made to drink alone.”












