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sooks¡:
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sooks¡:
Suki nervously began to fidget with her fingers, using one hand to twist a ring on her index whilst she listened to him speak. Leave it to Robert to still find a way to joke about and try and get his way. A small smirk pulled on to her lips as she dropped her gaze down to her heels and shuffled for a moment âNo, I think youâve got a point there. Weâve both always been fond of a good meal and a cuddle.â She nodded, feeling her stomach flip at the thought of talking of such thing with her ex. She missed those nights, she missed being curled up in his arms and watching whatever was on the telly while they shoved various types of junk into their faces. As Robert began to mention work, she tilted her head and frowned only slightly at his blatant exhaustion. Typically, sheâd reach a hand over, caress his cheek and give him the usual baby voice sheâd give him when she felt bad for his current state. However, this time was different and instead she had to stand back and nod with sympathy, hoping it translated well and that he could tell she wanted to be there for him. âBruceâŚâ the model spoke with a soft whisper, more so in disbelief that Robert had gotten such an iconic role and had seemed to be doing well. Now standing in front of her, lean and bulkier than he had looked months ago before filming had even started. Before she could even comment any further, she was caught off guard by his next question. With a raise of her brows, she shook her head and left her mouth agape while she searched for the words âNo, I didnât.â she spoke softly, nibbling on her bottom lip and dropping her dark hues to the glass in her hand âI came alone, how about youâŚ.?â The model asked hesitantly.
Her small agreement was enough to cause Robert to smirk, his memory flooding with the countless instances that the pair found themselves having a cuddle on the couch, surrounded by their favourite takeaway. It was strange telling Suki about the things he was doing now. It was far easier to tell her all of this when they were actually together. The trust was still surely there, but Robert felt more like a nuisance now berating about how tired heâd been. His eyes darted over to her as she whispered the name under her breath, sensing her tone was more or less disbelief than teasing. âLet me find a spoon,â he joked anyway, the words also coming out in a mumble. It was rare that Robert put this much effort into his actual body. He was all for fashion and dressing well, but the physicality of working out was something unfamiliar to him. He had found somewhat of a comfort in it, honestly. It gave him a routine to live by and took him away from the spiral of daunting thoughts that came so easily to the actor. It was a bit sad to him that now, Suki didnât play a part in this routine and part of him ached for it. Heâd imagined at first how wonderful it wouldâve been creating such a routine with her, but as time went on, found solace in being in it by himself. A way to release the never-ending fountain of thoughts he seemed to have. Snapping from his small daydream by her words, the actor kept his hues on the girl as she dropped her gaze in an almost nervous way. Her question and answer sparked a small scoff, another smirk picking at the edges of his lips. âAlone.â He replied easily, wishing there was just a tad more alcohol in his glass now. Surely I thought you may have come with someone. He wanted to say, although part of him was sure Suki was as torn up about all of this as he was. It had all been so quick and ridiculous, seeing her now he could only feel the urge to apologise, hold her, peck her, and tell her that they could pretend it had never happened. Yet there he was, standing stiffly by her side and trying to muster up the courage to even ask her for a dance. Any chance to be close with her.
jezzyhqâ:
Come to think of it does anything besides fish have bones? I mean Spongebob himself doesnât even have bones, that dude is all sponge! heâs all jelly. I know, I guess age is catching up to me. I used to sleep in on my college days but now Iâm much more of an early bird, I blame having to film shit at 5am on most days.Â
Thatâs awfully strange to think about. How does he even feel pain? Iâm pretty sure he feels pain anyway, though I canât hardly remember him ever being in pain. Night shoots are a blessing in that respect. Though on one hand, youâve not got to get up at five am, but on the other, youâve got to stay up until five am. I hardly think people realise just how much it truly messes with your schedule doing what we do, but itâs the least of my worries. I sleep quite literally whenever I can.
crevanss¡:
Well at least you tried then, right? An attempt was made and I guess itâs a true test to how necessary it is to your every day routine. I try to bring in a reusable cup when I go places just to make things more eco-friendly but Iâm really bad at remembering. Iâm thankful I keep reusable straws in my car so I donât have to use the paper ones so thatâs something at least. Dishes are probably my least favorite household chore. Iâd take laundry or vacuuming any day over dishes. I donât like touching wet food, just grosses me out. Iâve become a decent cook recently since Iâve been home more often. But I do enjoy eating out. Both kinds.
Or more or less just an example of how truly lazy I really am because I assure you, Chris, itâs very much a necessity. Youâve got to clean the cup, thatâs the part Iâm awful about. I canât lie and tell you Iâve not handed a barista a cup thatâs still got the remnants of yesterdayâs coffee at the bottom though. Iâve always thought those collapsable straws were so strange, but I can see how they come in handy. I donât think anyone truly enjoys what washing dishes consists of. If they do, Iâm almost genuinely concerned for their wellbeing. Whatâs been your favourite thing to cook then? Youâre certainly a man of many talents, arenât you? This is must be why all the ladies adore you. I can hardly blame them either.
ali-vikanderâ:
Huh yeah, I expect it must have been something like that. Something going terribly wrong which then ended up terribly right in a way? Please do    I am intrigued now. Oh no doubt about it. They probably didnât have much of a reason not to drink back in those days. It wouldnât have really mattered if you were drunk or sober, whatever you did. What a life. You know what? I am not totally opposed to this idea now that you mention it. But please, we have to stop off at other times as well? Like the 1950â˛s? We have to get a bit of that.
I do know alcohol was considered medicinal back then. What a shame that our views have changed on that one. Iâd be on cloud nine if it was considered an actual medicine. People probably showed up to work pissed all the time. If only. As long as weâre not visiting America during that time. Iâd like to be somewhere more progressive than that, but the 50â˛s may very well be worth the stop. Iâve always wanted to visit a traditional 50â˛s or 60â˛s diner. A Coke used to be about five p. Can you imagine?
lilireiinhartsâ:
Oh come on, you are not a complete idiot. I mean, I donât know you that well but Iâm sure youâre not. You just donât give yourself enough credit. Cynical? Really? Do you like being cynical? I mean, I get itâs hard to change your ways, especially when you have good reason to have those ways but I donât know, I guess it doesnât seem like a very fun way to live life. But if it works for you I suppose thatâs all that matters. I donât know if they need it or if theyâre just doing it to be a dick. I kinda think it might be the latter. Maybe now Iâm the cynic.Â
Oh, you certainly donât know me. Well, Iâm not always cynical, Lili. More or less, I tend to have a bit of a pessimistic mindset and thatâs not something I can subconsciously control, so itâs not a matter of whether or not I like being this way; I simply just am. Itâs almost always in my head, so itâs not making it harder to exist or anything like that. We all tend to have those thoughts, really. Maybe they do do it to be a prick, but weâll never know. As long as we ourselves donât participate in things like that, I think we'll be alright.Â
dylobrnâ:
Iâd say that it sounds an awful lot like you just chose the name for our pig. I thought you were gonna let me do that, what the hell, Rob? Youâre lucky I like the name Alfie or weâd be having a really big problem here. Nothing as big as an acid trip that induced a universal side effect made up of psychic Simpsons episodes but something a little close to it. If you asked me for a theory, Iâd say that aliens were doubling as script writers and thatâs how theyâve been able to predict everything. Or maybe theyâve just got a bunch of psychics in the writerâs room. Iâd believe that one. Thereâs psychics all around us at all times. Even right now, I bet you didnât know that I was one.
Oh, Iâm terribly sorry. Iâm not actually. Dylan, your names were quite awful, youâve got to admit. That storyline is practically straight out Futurama, youâve got to get more creative with it than that. They could very well have psychics, but I think it would bit a much for the payroll. Theyâve probably just thought of the strangest things relating to current events and somehow weâve all manifested it into reality by watching. If youâre a psychic, will you please let me know my future? Iâm far too impatient. Go on, tell me where Iâll be in twenty years.
liviamunnâ:
I am most definitely thirty-nine. Wow, Iâm actually kinda impressed that Iâve managed to trick this many people into believing that Iâm younger than I am, when Iâm not â Iâm two weeks shy of hitting the big 4-0. I was thinking of throwing a shindig, but not sure how I feel about celebrating getting another year older.      Oh, yeah, both amazing places. But the traffic and the speed? Everyoneâs got somewhere to be. Trade places, huh? Tempting offer, but I donât want you fading into obscurity just yet.
Hm, Iâm still not too sure I believe that. You may as well, right? Youâll never get these years back, so go all out. Get absolutely pissed and party until you canât handle it anymore. My favourite part is in the smaller towns, where theyâve not really got any rules of road. People will go down the street the opposite way, drive on sidewalks, sneak into alleys that barely fit their cars. Itâs a little adventure every time. That makes one of us then, Olivia.
kenetihqâ:
Wait⌠Coffee can cause heart attacks? Iâm listening now Pattinson. Is one of the things I love the most killing from the inside out?
Well yes, depending. It can raise your blood pressure and trigger a heart attack, but apparently, thereâs been studies that show drinking coffee prevents against an array of diseases as well. I suppose it just varies from person to person, how much they drink, what roast. Weâre all so vastly different. What could kill me might very well just be a scratch to you.
trxcyspiridakosâ:
 Yes, my parents for sure dipped their toes in random waters. It was really nice. It wasnât till I moved back to Canada I realized that speaking Greek was not normal. I mean, either Meryl at your wedding or death is the only two moods in life. I donât blame you.Â
I donât blame them at all. Honestly, I wish weâd done a bit more travelling when I was younger and perhaps my sisters wouldnât despise me so much for messing with them out of boredom. We took your average holiday about once, twice a year if we were lucky. At least you had an upper-hand on all the Canadians, though arenât they taught French in school? Did you have to learn that as well? Youâll have to help me convince her to come because surely she wonât want to attend my wedding out of the hundreds Iâm sure sheâs invited to. We've got to make my invitation stand out.
sooksâ:
Having a smile fade was damn near impossible when it came to being around Robert. He just always seemed to make her happy without even trying. It made the thought of their break up all the more heart breaking when she thought about it, how easy it all could have been avoided. She studied him carefully, picking up on all his subtle movements as if she could read him like a book. Nodding along as he spoke, attentive to him and realising that Robert had definitely put himself in an uncomfortable situation being there alone just as she had. Fidgeting slightly and swaying for a moment, Suki began to nervously run her thumb along her glass and let out a soft chuckle at his compliment. Cheeks now crimson, she raised a slender shoulder in a weak shrug and brought her doe eyes down to her dress âOh, this old thing?â she began in a playful tone. Clearing her throat shortly after and furrowing her brows as Robert quickly changed the subject, attempting to seem nonchalant. She couldnât help but slowly smirk knowing exactly what he was trying to do, he was trying to play it smooth; trying to make her laugh just like he always had in the past with the least amount of effort. âWell Robert, it is a quinceanera.â She smirked, arms now crossing across her chest whilst she kept her attention on him and him only. However, Robert wasnât shy to let his own eyes wander around the room while he fought for words to say. âMaybe you just have been having bland birthdays.â A typical teasing response, one that they typically would have given one another in the past. Still, the model stared adoringly at the actor while she nibbled on her bottom lip in thought âI never would have pictured you coming, you know?â she began cautiously, fidgeting once more and swaying side to side before continuing âI just know that big events usually keep you far away typically.â
Robert would be a liar if he said that seeing him be the reason of the modelâs blush didnât make him feel somewhat fuzzy inside. Heâd always enjoyed being the reason she laughed or smiled, so to see her react in such a way to his compliment, invigorated him. The actorâs brows instantly furrowed as she elaborated on his comment, causing his face to fall and then rise in a chuckle. â... But isnât she like 25 or something? So it technically isnât a quinceanera...â He teased back, knowing that Suki wasnât trying to correct him in the first place, but be playful with him in the ways they always had. A small smirk tugged at the corners of his own lips, chucking the rest of what was in his glass down his throat. âIâd much prefer a buffet and some cuddling for my birthday. If thatâs boring, then perhaps youâve got the wrong idea of fun.â The Brit winked, now thumbing the empty glass a bit nervously. He always did that. Drank out of nerves. There were times heâd even sip from an empty cup when he was far into his own head. His features softened with curiosity as Suki went on to explain that sheâd never imagined Robert there in the first place. Was she happy he came? Did she want him here? Or was the idea of all this as nauseating as it was to Robert? Still, there he was, standing side by side with the woman that he had planned on marrying not too long ago. âI suppose I just,â he cut himself off for a moment of thought, making sure his eyes locked with hers if only to say words that couldnât actually come out. âI figured I deserved a small break from work.â Straightening up, Robert tensed a bit. He couldnât be too vulnerable. It had been months since theyâd seen each other this way. âIâve been training nearly every day, wearing like twenty pounds of leather. At this point, if I hear the name Bruce one more time, I may gauge my eyes out with a spoon.â It was very obviously humour as Robert was extremely appreciative for the opportunity heâd been given, but he did need a reason for him being there. Honestly, the slight insight into his regime was a subtle hint that heâd been attempting to get and stay fit. Heâd hoped Suki had noticed and adjusted himself accordingly after heâd make the comment to begin with. His body language gave away every bit of his insecurity. âHave you come with anyone?â He asked now, again slightly abrupt but as the gears in his curious mind moved, his mouth needed to keep up.
sooksâ:
As Suki held her clutch close, she realised just how odd it felt to be at an event by herself for the first time in what felt like ages. Usually when it came to big events, she was glued to Robertâs side and typically they socialised as a couple. Now that wasnât the case at all, now she had to revert to how she usually had been at gatherings before she had ever been in a relationship. It seemed easy enough, all she needed to do was get a couple drinks in, dance along with her friends and take in the night for what it was worth. This was a night for celebrating and both Dave and Danna had made that more than clear with how vibrant the setting had been accompanied with loud blaring music that you could practically hear the buzz from the vibrations radiating off the speakers. However, there was still one thought that never left the modelâs mind â Will Robert be here? Typically, he wasnât one to go out by himself unless he had tagged along with a group of his mates, but she really couldnât think of who exactly he would join. It nearly felt silly to be looking around for him the way she had been, but she knew she just couldnât help it. She wanted to see him. As the night continued on and minute began to pass, the model lost hope all together and figured this was something he was going to stay home from. âYeah, Iâve actually never had this one before â itâs a bit salty reallyâŚâ she trailed off, talking about the drink she had been sipping from while she tucked her clutch under her arm and studied the glass in her hand. Just as she was about to continue, she heard a clear of a throat. It was odd how you could spend so much time with someone that you could recognise even the sound of them inhaling or simply clearing their throat. Turning her gaze towards the sound she could instantly feel her heart pound against her chest, nearly able to just feel it in her throat. There he was, properly disheveled as usual but still so strikingly handsome: What could she even say? âYouâre here!â she stated the obvious, her lips pulled into a smile as she gave a quick glance over him once more. It had been so long since she had seen him, that she swore she must have looked like a child by her excitement. âI mean, of course youâre here â thereâs free food.â
It was the moment he realised whoâs shoulder he had actually touched, Robert froze entirely. His brain was at a total halt for what to say or do; sheâd looked at stunning as ever and the actor could feel his heart pound in his chest rapidly as he looked at here in near awe. There was a brief moment of silence before forcing out a small chuckle, glancing down at the floor and shuffling his feet in a bit of embarrassment. âSuppose you know me far too well,â he replied, gaze still stuck downward before he realised he most definitely shouldâve been looking at her. Another pause came then, seeing her features so close even in the fanciful flashing party lights was enough to grip his entire heart all over again. Heâd known far before they were anything official that Suki was something special, but seeing her now like this was only validating that feeling. Inhaling sharply, Robert attempted to think of something witty to say, but easily fell flat. âI'm very happy Iâve found you here.â He admitted, eyes searching into hers for some sort of silent agreement. Yes, Iâm glad youâre here. I wanted you to find me. If only. His gaze parted from her briefly again, followed by another sip of his drink. âYou look lovely,â he said, taking his bottom lip in between his teeth as he nervously studied her. Was he the only one feeling the awful tension? Or was she quite possibly wondering why theyâd ever split to begin with? âThis is a bit much for a birthday, isnât it?â Robert spoke abruptly, changing the subject as not to expose his true feelings. His trust in Suki had never been broken and yet, he was almost embarrassed to admit how much he truly missed her. Always stubborn in that sense. âA bit gaudy...â He uttered, eyes no longer on the model, but searching the room as if he would find a reason as to why, avoiding the woman inadvertently. Realising this, his eyes easily traveled back to her, marvelled by the very sight. âBut to each their own.â
F2F // Robert + Suki.
Given his work schedule, it was rare that Robert found time for events such as the one he had been attending. In all honesty, the only reason the actor had been in attendance of this particular event was because he had heard Suki would be there. It had been months since the pair split, but Robert being the naturally stubborn person he was, it was impossible to convince him to go and see her. To apologise for what had happened and potentially reconnect. It was what he knew he wanted, really. When the Brit found a lover, they were stuck with him. Considering the terms Suki and him had ended on, he wasnât sure their romance was anywhere near legitimately over. In fact, it had been nothing but a simple tiff over a missed dinner date that caused the split. Too prideful to admit that he was wrong, he allowed it to go on for far longer than he shouldâve. Standing now in a plain black suit with a white shirt underneath, three buttons undone, he clung to the drink in his hand for dear life. He was supposed to be cutting back on alcohol for his current role, but this occasion deserved a drink. As his blue hues scanned the room, he took a nervous sip, furrowing his brows and slightly flinching at the taste as he searched for his reason for being there. It had been a while since he had a proper drink and he had a feeling it was going to hit him hard. Finally, across the room, he set eyes on her. His body tensed as he did so, eyeing her attire as he swallowed somewhat nervously. Did he really want to do this? Be here? Speak to her? Texting was one thing and although it had been suggestive, he was unsure of himself for a moment. Could he be that suave now? He had to be, really. No choice. No reason to come all this way and try to forget it anyway. Taking a deep breath, he began to saunter over, admiring the woman as she socialised with the party-goers around her. She had always been so utterly good at that whilst Robert preferred keeping to himself for the most part. People watching. Reaching out, he nearly tapped her shoulder; an almost begging of her attention, but instead cleared his throat softly to obtain her attention. @sooksâ
lilireiinhartsâ:
Oh so are you like Drew Barrymore in 50 First Dates? What? That is absolutely insane! Why on Earth would someone do that? I mean, I guess itâs sort of a genius way to get a free meal but in such an evil way. Like thatâs so shady. I like to think most people are honest but Iâve also been told I can be really naive so who really knows.Â
Honestly, thatâs a more honourable comparison. Iâm just a complete idiot. Itâs certainly evil genius material. Iâd love to live in a world where most people were honest, but as youâve been told youâre naive, Iâve been told Iâm cynical. Itâs why I keep mostly to myself, as that way, youâve not got to trust anyone at all. Just do what youâve got to do. It doesnât matter why and no one needs answers anyway. They need that free meal for a reason, I suppose. Thatâs why Iâll just stick to my own radiation-filled microwaved dinners.
bskarsgardhqâ:
Two seconds ago, your argument was that kind of story could become the center of someoneâs life, and now youâre walking it back? Interesting. Anyway, itâs personal preference, looking at things on a wide scale or focusing on a specific bit of it, and Iâm not suggesting oneâs better than the other. Itâs simply that, preference. I just thought as someone who seemed to have such a vast interest in coffee history, youâd want to know more, but if the storyâs just a party trick, Iâll leave you to it, dude. The two arenât relative at all, and that wasnât what I was saying. I definitely donât think capitalism and stories through film have anything to do with each other, but if you deem this conversation too âseriousâ, I guess you didnât give much of a shit about the point anyhow.Â
Well, if weâre being specific, I did say it could. Then I said, I strongly doubt it would. Just keeping the option of a possibility, though itâs highly unlikely. It is nothing but personal preference; youâre right about that. Iâd quite rather find out the information for myself though. Iâm very particular about what I believe when Iâm not reading the source material myself, or else it just becomes hearsay, doesnât it? Just nit-picky in that way, I suppose. Youâd be awfully right about that, Bill. I hardly care for anything these days and quite frankly, arguing about coffee with you is not one of the things I care for. Letâs just let it be then.
crevanssâ:
You should take one of those quizzes just to see and report back with an answer, just to be safe. Iâm just glad I could open your eyes to this amazing invention and help you out, itâs the simple things in life. Right? I donât mind tipping so much for coffee since I know itâs something I could definitely make at home but sometimes itâs just nice to not have to worry about dishes and clean up. Which I guess is why most people eat out when they do.
Two steps ahead of you, actually. Iâm taking a quite a few and Iâll give you the average result once Iâve got it. I know Iâm going to be horrible about it and forget the function even exists in a week or so, but I do appreciate you telling me of it. Do you ever feel awful because most coffee cups arenât recyclable? Itâs such a small thing to worry of, but even one or two cups makes me feel a bit guilty. Dishes are such a pain though, really... Iâm a lover of all foods, if Iâm honest. I can appreciate everything from the greasiest burger to the best homemade meal. Most days I just eat whateverâs put in front of me. Food and I, weâre very good friends. Do you prefer eating out then? And not the naughty type, Chris. I know youâd thought of it.
anadearmâ:
But would that not become like, obvious after time? This one person, always the same one, bringing me coffee every day, and doing only that? For the sake of my own reputation Iâd might have to put on a friendly act to convince people itâs my friend and not just coffee making assistant. Only a small group of people get to know what kind of a bitch I can actually be. Canât have to tabloids spreading that. Yes and people have the audacity to try and tell you itâs bad for you? Like dude, Iâve been on coffee since I was a kid. Donât tell me now itâs not good for me. Iâm not listening. And I donât really care. People should just mind their own business and leave us coffee lovers alone. We can drink as much as we want and no one should tell us not to.
Ana, you worry far too much about these things. Just hire me as your coffee assistant, alright? That way, youâve not got to pretend to be anyoneâs friend. No one will have any rumours to spread about you then. Unless, of course, youâre pretending to be my friend and this is all a ruse. Even then, thatâs hardly exciting enough to write about. No one should care about me anyhow. I do plenty of things that are horrid for me, but I donât plan on stopping anytime soon. Itâs certainly a full on addiction, but it could be far worse as most things. As long as Iâm not literally trying to inject coffee into my veins, I consider myself as sane as I'll get. Which, if I'm honest, is not very these days.