although many would have considered morgan lucky, he wasn’t so convinced. for as long as he’s been alive ( practically ), he’s been forced in front of cameras and onto filmsets, making a wage for his parents; one the epitome of a stage mother, the other a supposed producer, though morgan can’t say he’s ever really respected the older man; allowing his wife to produce and direct every single sector of his and his son’s life. as a result, he didn’t get to have a normal childhood. perhaps that wasn’t a big deal to those that had, but it was to him. it’s why now, he does whatever he wants to. he turns up to the parties despite his parents disapproval, he tries anything that’s handed to him and whilst that could be a risk, he couldn’t say he was particularly phased by keeping a picture perfect image at this point -- anything to spite his parents, apparently. tonight is no exception to that rule. being invited to a party by a friend he’d met outside the barriers of the entertainment industry, he immediately answers with the affirmative, and before long he’s stood inside a relatively small home, with a red solo cup in hand, no real visual differences between him and the plethora of other young adults currently swarming the decorated abode. although a lot of child stars did end up as wildchilds, it had yet to occur for morgan...though it wasn’t completely off the cards, he was just -- ever so ignorant to the possibility. it doesn’t take long for him to want to rest his feet, since he had been on them all day. the only available seat however, was relatively small, next to a stranger. a very pretty stranger, sure, but a stranger regardless. still, if he doesn’t start conversing now, when would he really? “is this seat taken? sorry...this place is real crowded.” he remarks, his smile soft and welcoming as he looks over at the female, hopeful she’ll be okay with him sitting there, not -- somehow repulsed. / @sorrybcby














