hurricane | dimeg
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meg took a deep breath in, trying to steady her head. it was no use - her head was pounding and the room seemed to spin. the only thing keeping her steady was his arms around her. she nodded again, trying to put on a brave face. “ yeah it’s freezing in here. i didn’t exactly dress for the occasion, “ she chuckled, glancing down at the shorts and tank top she wore. she sighed and pulled his jacket closer around her. she’d never admit that her shaking was only due partly to the cold.
she would never admit it, but the gesture actually made her smile genuinely. it didn’t happen often, and she wasn’t proud of it. in true meg fashion, she felt the need to make it into a joke. “ i thought i was the one who owed you a kiss, “ she asked, giving her signature mischevious smirk. as she walked beside him to the car, the feeling of stupidity and shame began to settle in. she slid into the passenger seat and tilted her head back against the headrest.
meg tried to look out the window as they drove away, but the motion made her head spin even worse. she decided on just closing her eyes, trying to sober up. it wasn’t working. she sighed softly, feeling like a stupid idiot. she let her mind wander to the night’s events and how she ended up there. her train of thought was interrupted by his question. she opened her eyes and turned towards him, searching his face. she tried to focus on something, her eyes landing on his. she shook her head, letting her instincts take control. “ no. it’s embarrassing, “ she sighed, breaking the gaze and leaning her head back against the headrest.
she stared up at the ceiling, wondering what to say. something inside her told her to share more of the details. after all, he had come and helped her when she called. she sighed again, closing her eyes. “ i threw a rock at my sister’s window and broke it, drunk off my ass, right in front of a cop, “ she explained. she was still a little drunk but was regaining some form of cognizant function.
Dimitry chuckled softly at her quip. “Oh, you do. And I’m still waiting to collect,” he replied with a wink. He kept a reassuring hand on her arm as they walked to the car and he swore he could feel her demeanor change as they left the station.
As he drove, he felt the silence weighing down like a heavy snow, suffocating the life out of the grass below and he was the grass. They reached a stoplight and their eyes met in the moment. He held her gaze as she searched his face. His hand gently rested on her knee as she broke the eye contact. He gave it a gentle squeeze. “I’m sure I’ve done worse, but I understand not wanting to share.”
He began to drive again as she started to speak. He had decided to go to a diner that he thought would be fairly deserted at this time of night. He listened as she opened up and nodded softly as she spoke. “That’s not too bad. Trust me. I’ve done a lot worse while drunk before,” a sort of half-smile danced on his face as he thought back to some of the stupid shit he had done in the past as he parked.
“Care for a cup of coffee? You seem like you need to get some things off your chest.” Dimi didn’t want to push her, but he could tell that he wasn’t likely to go back to sleep tonight.















