Assholes in leather jackets | Ciel x Oliver
The loud thumping of bass in Cielâs chest alone was enough to want to make him leave this damn party. Couple that with the awful tasting beer, the drunken or high idiots careening around the house and the fact that no one wanted to play beer pong against him, due to his being a âsore winnerâ, and Ciel wasnât sure why heâd agreed to come to this dumb party in the first place. Finny had worn him down the day before after a lot of begging and Ciel had agreed to go as long as he didnât have to stay long. But Finny had disappeared into the crowd like usual, talking and laughing with everyone, and Ciel was left with a solo cup full of beer and no one to talk to.
Fed up, he dropped his cup on the table, uncaring as the beer sloshed over the sides, and went into the kitchen. His plan was to find Sebastian and make him take him home, but the kitchen was empty. He sighed and leaned against the counter full of spirits and beer. Sebastian was probably off flirting with some girl ten million times younger than him again. That, or fucking Mabel somewhere. Ciel shuddered at the thought.
Grabbing the first bottle of liquor his hands found, he twisted off the cap and took a sip. And nearly gagged. âEugh, what is this?!â One look at the bottle told him it was tequila. No wonder it was horrible. Hearing footsteps come into the kitchen, Ciel placed the bottle back onto the counter. He picked up another bottle, plastered on a fake smile and turned to the newcomer.
âWanna do some shots?â
Oliver had absolutely no idea who was throwing this party. He didnât know where any of his friends were either. All he knew was that his little brother had given him the good stuff and he was high as fuck. Heâd gotten a little carried away showing off in the middle of the dance floor and time, and his companions, seemed to have gotten away from him. A little out of breath, Oliver walked away from the drunken dancers, high fiving someone whose name he couldnât remember on his way out.Â
As he wandered through the sea of teenagers, Oliver felt almost like he was in a strange dream. The bass pounded in his chest, yet the music felt muffled. Everyone seemed to be moving so quickly while he felt slow. It was almost impossible for him to find anybody in this fog like state, so he closed his eyes, breathed in and slid into the kitchen. It sounded quiet in there. Maybe he could balance out the drugs with more beer.
It was quiet, in fact it was almost entirely empty. There was just one person standing with their back to him. Ah, Ciel. This wasnât exactly the friend Oliver had been looking for. He didnât know why he always gave the boy such a hard time. He could just never seem to help himself. Maybe it was how obnoxious the kid was? Maybe he just liked how annoyed Ciel got? Regardless, they didnât exactly get along.
Oliver blinked and grinned when Ciel turned around and saw him. Things were a little less overwhelming in the kitchen. It was easier to focus. âYou?â he smirked, dizzily leaning against the wall. âShots?â A small laugh escaped him. âYeah, you know what? Iâd love to see that!â









