@killxrblonde || GOODNEIGHBOR
Goodneighbor’s not his preferred haunt, but he just didn’t have it in him to refuse Billy’s request for a pit-stop. Four days straight of walking clear across the Commonwealth had been harrowing, to say the least. Silas wanted to believe they were well used to it by now. Truth be told, he wasn’t sure they’d ever be, or that their longing for home would ever really dissipate.
The southerner doesn’t care to dwell on it too much as he sits at the counter inside the Third Rail, shoulders hunched low as he sips some swill they’re calling beer. Billy’s out of sight in the back room, hustling some poor saps out of their hard earned caps with those pretty blue eyes of his, his sleeves stuffed full of aces. It’s a small relief to be left alone. Nobody here gives a damn where they’ve come from, or what they've done outside the city walls. There’s no blood on his hands here. He could almost get used to it.
“Gimmie another one a’ these,” he beckons to the Mr. Handy behind the bar, sliding over his emptied bottle. His eyes wander boredly around the pub as waits for his second drink, brow quirking at the sight of some leggy blonde eyeing him from across the way.