Lovely, and here he thought his drug dealer wasn’t the judgemental type. “I don’t care who likes what unless I’m interested. Old men sometimes like young boys and occasionally someone likes company, and there are other people who like nothing at all. It’s all fine, is what I mean. No narks here.” He said, a bit preachy, but his tone suggested an equal hint of annoyance that he was met with in turn. While Donald himself didn’t buy, he remembered selling and he knew more than his fair share of casual partners who never had to pay to get what they wanted.
“Not out here, no.” He said, giving a sigh of relief, “Yeah, if it was out here and cancelled I’d probably be called in to work, and I’m not too keen to ruin my night. But it was second ring.” Donald clarified, noting where they were and where he recognized a few things here and there. “Stouts only, then. Good to note.” He chuckled, opening the door and offering Luiz to stroll in first.
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Luiz winced. He knew what he sounded like. And he knew why, but that didn't change the fact that he sounded like he sounded when in reality he was the worst kind of person to be talking like this. "Yeah," he shrugged sharply, pressing the door open. "Yeah, sure, I just." His eyes had been trained on the bar, but something, someone, caught his eye. "Shit," he hissed under his breath, making a beeline for the bar now and waving for his usual. "You going for the beer or somethin' else?" he asked as he turned towards Donald, fixing his jacket, flipping his collar and hunching over the bar, over himself. He didn't need this, not when he'd just gone on his soapbox about how he wasn't that guy, but Luiz would know that face and shock of blond hair anywhere.
"You had quite a mess, I heard, last week," he hurried out, remembering a particularly gruesome end met by an apparent stranger. The guy hadn't been a stranger, and Luiz mught have known a bit more about what led to his demise than he let on, but he hadn't been properly questioned and he was just as good at playing dumb as the next guy - it was a survival skill in the Outer Ring. "Must suck, honestly. I figure you probably got a whole lot of phone calls on the regular. You allowed to turn notifs off and pretend nobody's dying?"