shanexdarius:
“glad you ain’t all that surprised, since i feed into your bullshit every day.” he retorts back, rolling his eyes right back at her. at times she was like a damn child. scratch that a lot of the times she was like a damn child. threw tantrums when she couldn’t get her own damn way. they never got along, not once and he didn’t think that would change despite him being here. if anything it gave him more reason to actually not come out a whole lot now. he couldn’t help the laugh that passed through his lips, his own eyebrows raising. “what do you do? bribe ‘em with dirty money?” he asks her, watching as she took his smoke from him and took a drag, and he just took it right back, snatching it out of her fingers before he was shrugging his shoulders. “better than the arm candy i had.” he retorts right back to her, before he was shaking his head, moving closer to her. “since i know it just irritates you so fuckin’ much to ‘ave me ‘ere. think i’m goin’ to just stay a little while longer.” he tells her, this time pushing her arm away from the door so he could get back inside. “don’t worry. i’ll make sure the males know just how well groomed you are.” he tells her, taking another drag from his smoke, letting it out in a puff of air before wandering back inside with it, that smirk plastered on his face, though irritation was in his eyes.
“See, there’s the difference between us, your bullshit isn’t worth feeding into.” The tilt of her glossed lips didn’t pry into her annoyance in the way his eyes rolled, she’d much rather stick out out as if he wasn’t close enough to the bane of her entire existence at this very moment. Cassidy had never been above her childish nature, barely twenty when she’d been cursed, she’d been forced to eternally live like this, why in the hell wouldn’t she act like it. “Yes, Shane, dirty money. You got me, you fucking moron.” The slipline of smoke that fell through her lips blew with all intents right up into his face, “I know it’s a foreign concept to you, but shockingly enough people don’t enjoy brooding pricks like you all that much, which, luckily for me, works perfectly.” She didn’t brood -- never did she brood, instead she partied, went too hard, too fast, her reckless abandon her own sense of burying her state of self. As he pushed by her arm, Cassidy sighed beneath her breath, turning back into the house, taking a drink from someone she passed with little care to what it was, “I’d rip your mates apart and you damn well know it,” she sure as hell did a good enough job of doing much the same to him. With a slight rise of her shoulders she stepped towards him, feigning catching her foot on something as the drink in her hand tipped forwards, all over his shirt.













