❝i'm not going home alone.❞ taeha and charlie .. after the family party from hell perhaps @tragedyrich
"of course. 'cause you're coming home with me. 'cause you're a freeloader." charlie isn't shitfaced, but he's two and a half wine glasses down and swiping for his phone to pull up a number, quipping unfocused as he does so. he has a driver, of course — seongmin-ssi, a forty-seven year old father of two who, though possesses the look of a conservative man who yells at children for speaking over a certain decibel — he's been accommodating for as long as charlie's known him. he tips him well, in fairness, and as long as he promises to keep the explicit details from view, seongmin-ssi is blank-faced and without judgment. for charlie's sake, he'll even tune out petty talk, to which he and taeha tend to engage in on nights like this. "hold on," he hushes taeha with a raised finger, and with the click of the line, seongmin's voice mumbles in, familiar and monotonous. charlie's swift about it, positioning rehashed as he steps further into the sprawling parking lot, and lifts a wiggling hand for easier notice. to their left, headlights flick on, and sighing, charlie drops the call in relief. seongmin knows taeha well at this point, and as soon the car slows to a stop, charlie hooks his right around taeha's wrist and tugs them both into the back seat. they stumble, of course, grunting airy as limbs reposition themselves to an upright position, and charlie mutters for seongmin to get them home — charlie's of course. and when the engine revs, he turns, half worried and half accusing: "you're not gonna be sick right?"














