For the most part, Will was enjoying the peace of the rooftop and especially against the contrast of the loud buzz that was travelling up the stairs and out of the fire escape. Since coming up, everything down there had just felt so loud, loud, loud. He smiled as she sat down next to him, lighting his cigarette and blowing the smoke away from them. He flung his other arm around her shoulders pulling her into his side in some kind of a relaxed side hug, “were you having fun down there tonight, love? Music’s sick, drinks are free, dunno why I’m up here honestly, maybe I’m broken?”
sometimes the hollowness of this oh-so-hollywood version of fun exhausted her, and faking it just didn’t seem worth it. ‘ the free drinks weren’t too bad, ‘ she said with a light shrug, ‘ but the music wasn’t that good, and the people were boring as all hell. ‘ she was fairly sure that she couldn’t find a single person in the club that could actually hold a conversation for more than two minutes. ‘ and if you’re broken, that’d make two of us, then, ‘ she added, shaking her head. he wasn’t broken - and whether or not she was, well, that didn’t matter much, did it?