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I followed, waiting for him to put on his jacket and pulling my own on as well, just before opening the door and leading him outside, towards the resturaunt."It's just a few blocks away." I said idly, trying to think of something more of worth to say. As we went out the door, I saw the body of the child on the ground, a reminder of last night. Strange no one's discovered her yet. I thought.
I barely paid heed to the girl's bodyas I left, she'd lost and I'd won. No need to concern myself with anything other than that until someone found her. I stuck my hands into my pockets and watching my breath frost all the while, said "So what'do yeh do?"
"I'm a writer." I said, noticing the spot I'd found the girl the previous night. It took a moment to register in my mind that it was directly in front of an orphanage, which explained the strange questions she had asked me at the time. I stopped, momentarily shocked at the huge mistake I had made: too obvious a kill. It would soon be discovered she was missing, if it hadn't been already. But then...It wasn't me who actually did kill her. I shook of the bombardment of thoughts and started walking again. I couldn't tell if Robbie had noticed my change in demeanor, but I attempted to continue the conversation none-the-less. "What 'bout you?"
After i had gotten myself totally drunk i stumbled out of the forest. "No... I don't" I spoke to my other personality. "You sure?" "Ya man... I hate alcohol I would never get shlunk" "Whatever you say".
For about an hour i stumbled around the cow fields and talked to myself. After that i seemed to be becoming les drunk the alcohol was wearing off. I had a pounding headache. "Hmmm I think I'll go over to shlunking Shlonuts and get myself a drink." When i had finally reached my home again the alcohol had fully worn off and i had no desire to go into the city. I then hucked up some alcohol all over my front door step. "Ahhh" I felt sick. "Maybe that rum was a little too hard" I said to myself and layed down inside my home for a rest.
"Can't say I have." I replied, all concerns brought on by the previous night all but forgotten as the gentle biting of the crisp, sight wind hit my face. I
<OOC>Lesee...The Green Dragon and The Dancing Duck are a couple of standbys for me.<OOC>
"Pretty much everything" I replied casually. "rock, pop, techno, metal. Whatever we feel like, really." I pulled the door open, standing to the side to let Ramona through first.
I smiled at him as thanks as I walked into the Green Dragon, filled with others like ourselves, looking for a place that serves both alcohol and breakfast at the same time of the day.
<OOC>Is it even possible to have such a place?<OOC>
Ic: I snuck in behind an adult, giving the impression that I was thier teenage kid. But before long I had seperated from them and headed to a corner of the bar, waiting for a victem. It'd be a bit obvious, but to most people it'd look like I was simply kissing somebody's neck. they wouldn't know the truth until it was too late..
"Sure. I'll have a bitter." I replied, sitting down on the stool next to him. As I sat, I took in the familiar scenery, more crowded today as many sought shelter from the cold weather. It had been hard to find at place to sit, even.