finncallaghan
The flick of an ace of spades lighter saw the end of his cigarette lit, Finn lifting it to his lips to take a hearty drag. He hardly cared for the rich kid’s opinion on bonsai trees – he’d just come out to light up not to engage in conversation – and there was far more to rock the boat about than a drunk freshman puking up their insides, but Finn made an effort not to comment, knowing that not everyone moneyed was a unbearable snob and to assume so would render him just as prejudice as those who hated Levi for his wealth. “…What?” The forensics student muttered after a prolonged sigh, shoulders lifting in a shrug as he tugged at the too-tight collar of his shirt.
“Aha!” Percy delivered his best impression of Alan Patridge when he clocked eyes with Finn. A hive of constellations swarmed against the endless stretch of indigo sky, gestured to with a garish flounce of Percy’s cigarette. “Stars are so bright tonight, aren’t they? Nazareth vibes. Makes me want to travel by mule to Bethlehem and congratulate Mary on the baby she fired out of her vag like a prodigal ping pong ball.” He blackened his lungs with a couple of carefully measured drags between the gaps of conversation. “Speaking of riding donkeys--...” Percy paused to create an element of suspense and locked onto Finn’s gaze. “...--how’s Whoreleen?” Tongue ducked into his cheek, he flicked his spent cigarette stub into the nearest water feature, listening out for the sharp sizzle before he thought to crudely add, “still thrash around like a bucking bronco when she’s mounted on a million dollar dick?”














