@iiincapacity sent: “well, i guess that’s broken.”
Standing in place with bits of broken glass around his feet, Felix gazed down at the TV that he’d accidentally knocked off of the stand. Shit. He shouldn’t have been roughhousing with his plus one (who had immediately fled), but when did he ever think before acting? Shortly after he’d stood the television upright, revealing the cracked and shattered screen that would cost an arm and a leg to replace, his eyes darted towards a woman standing in the doorway. Her casual way of pointing out that the TV was broken was comical, a faint grin taking shape on his lips.
❝ The hell you talkin’ about, broken? It’s nothin’ a little glue can’t fix, ❞ Felix commented, a roll of his eyes indicating that he knew he was fucked—if he stuck around. Even if it was his fault, he had zero intentions of paying for repairs. Whoever was hosting this open-door gathering would probably be able to pay for it without their wallet taking too big of a hit. ❝ Uh...That wasn’t yours, right? ❞ He asked, his gaze looking past her to check to see if anyone else was coming to inspect the loud noise. Maybe the music had been loud enough to cover it up and he wouldn’t have to worry about it. Truthfully, he didn’t even know who was the host here. He’d just dropped by for free drinks after hearing about it through the grapevine. ❝ Cuz if not, you didn’t see shit. ❞










