viv-flieger:.
“Well that’s a little to Gossip Girl-y for me, but sure. i mean, can’t very well get beer right now without getting annoying looks, but mimosas are such a perfect rule-but-not-really-breaker.” Viv agreed with an emphatic nod. She snickered at his remark. “Gross, I like it.” She said, patting his back encouragingly as if he was her protégé. “Oh, really? And what is that? Is not joining the lizard people in there? Because it should be.” She wasn’t quite sure what to reply, so she just let herself listen, only getting mildly distracted when she saw a kid stumble and fall across the street and she couldn’t help but bark out a laugh. “That’s more like a typical college mentality, though, isn’t it?” She finally questioned. “Are you here to try the normal post-teen life and try and be a fuckboi with the masses?” She teased. “Right… Because everyone wants to see people pay for pepperoni pizza by handling a different kind of sausage.” A smirk lit up her face.
“Right. Was that the one in California or New York?” Richie fixed his hair on the window’s reflection and grinned. “Fuck that. My gal wants a beer, we’re getting her a beer.” He nodded towards the direction of the hotel. “It’s past noon anyway– isn’t it?” The guy laughed, bowing his head towards her. “There's more from where that came from.” Rich stopped in his tracks and gave her a somber look, managing to pull off his best Vincent Price impression. “I have tried to fight them off, tried to keep them buried deep in the shadows but I’m afraid they’re already amongst us. Heathens!” Of course, Richie ended up joining Viv in her fit of laughter, though his own died pretty quick once he realized who the kid with the big glasses reminded him of. “I’m here to let loose and finally become the degenerate creature of darkness I was always meant to be.” He shrugged it off with a smile, trying not to think too much about his reasons– or lack thereof, for staying in the town. “Cutting the shit out, I needed greener pastures and oxygen that hadn’t been nip/tucked to death.” Rich choked out another laugh, nudging her. “You know it. After getting stuck under the sink and having your pipes cleaned time and time again, you gotta shake things up.”
















