“Party’s that way,” Jacob shot out preemptively and without delay, absently waving his non-beer-holding hand in the general direction of the nearest clutter of sound. Feet propped on the sill of a wide open window, the rest of him slouched against the backrest of a couch about two feet away from it that had clearly seen better days. He brought the can to his lips and gulped down a mouthful, followed by a final drag from a cigarette whose simmering butt he flicked into the void. “… Just follow the trail of trampled-on solo cups,” he added in a mock of a dreamy voice, “and the pungent scent of something that might’ve been just weed about thirty to forty minutes ago. Can’t miss it.”