six inch heels & an attitude âśż george & eleanor
"I’ll only ever eat peanut butter pie and that’s so expensive, so I doubt any farmer is able to get their hands on it," Eleanor assumed, as any other pie she had tasted just didn’t do all that much for her. She was definitely more a cake person than she was a pie person, but above all else, she was an ice cream person. There was absolutely no way to go wrong with ice cream, and she smiled at the mention of sprinkles, “Confession time. Sometimes, I just eat sprinkles and throw the ice cream away," she said softly, as if it were a major secret that she was meant to keep completely hidden and under wraps. “But then you had assumed that I implied that you were a cowboy.. so, I mean," Eleanor said, still laughing as she teased George lightly. “I dunno. Your hair beats them all, I think," Eleanor insisted with a nod, “Thank you, though. My feet thank you. And uhm, just.. thanks."
With Eleanor on his back, George was sure she wouldn't be able to see the incredulous look on his face. "Are you implying that farmer's don't have much money?" he asked, gently pinching the underside of her upper leg with his fingers. "Lots of implies," he murmured, for it was as if they were speaking in riddles with all the little, but rather obvious, implies they were making. "You throw the ice cream away?! But…that's a waste of perfectly good ice cream! Why don't you just get more sprinkles and continue eating the ice cream?" While he agreed that sprinkles were amazing, he thought that it was just proper ridiculous to throw away delicious ice cream. "No, but you said…" he shook his head, realizing that trying to argue about the cowboy comment was probably useless, as Eleanor seemed to be quite the adamant and insistent drunk. Or well, not necessarily drunk, for George had seen many people far worse off than El was right now, but she was far from sober. "It's not a problem," he said softly. "You didn't think I'd really be alright with leaving you with those wankers, did you?"







