nickyxlloyd:
“Your soulmate needs to be someone infinitely cooler and more reliable than Trevor from Postmates, or else what’s the point?” Nicky teased with a roll of her eyes. At his critique of her pancakes she nodded, “Wow, such an accurate description.” She sighed and abandoned them for now, scratching her name into the styrofoam container and shoving them in the fridge. Maybe she’d eat them later if she had the munchies and was desperate. She returned to the barstool as Keaton mused on the importance of names, “Trevor sounds like the kind of douchebag who tells girls sex doesn’t feel as good with condoms and claims his pull out game is hella good.” She pointed at him, “Tell me I’m wrong,” she dared. She shrugged at his description of Albert, “Blinded by good looks and better sex… We’ve all been there, Kiwi.” She sighed wistfully. Her current dry spell was thoroughly unfortunate but she didn’t meet many queer ladies filming bar mitzvahs and sweet sixteens. She tossed the M&Ms his way and watched as he tried to fix the pancakes, “Oh. Okay the tail helps. I can buy them as rabbits now.”
Keaton shrugged. “Beggars can’t be choosers, Avocado. And I’m definitely begging at this point.” Maybe Keaton was a little bit blind to any actual potential soulmates, because they were liking among the romantics, for fear of falling for someone that would then break his heart but... that wasn’t the point. Messing around with an unreliable, unattached stranger like Trevor was painless and, frankly, easier. “If someone ate those, they’d only be doing you a favor,” Keaton commented, his mouth full, while watching Nicky write her name into the styrofoam. “Oh fuck, yeah, he does.” Keaton then ran across the room to the window in their shared living room, which he threw open and hung his torso out of. “Fuck you, Trevor!” Keaton didn’t even wait to figure out if he’d heard, nor did he care about the consequences. Instead, he returned to the kitchen. “I’d hook up with him again, given the opportunity.” Keaton shrugged, completing their pancake masterpieces and sliding a plate across the counter to her. “Snails or rabbits, doesn’t matter. As long as they’re marginally better than Trevor’s flavorless, uninspired blobs.”







