Post by Adrienne Putilina on Jun 25, 2014 23:36:23 GMT -5
ONE PUSH IS ALL YOU'LL NEED
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Tag: Evan, Sister, Joel Words: adsfasdfa Lyrics: Diamond Eyes - Shinedown
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Parties. Adrienne liked parties. Most of the time. Liked the way the music seemed to pound into her head and stay for days after, chasing around her thoughts until they weren’t nearly as important as they had been. Liked the way that the lights pressed into her skin- danced over it and made it look alive. Which she supposed it was- its own cellular living structure or something similar as the puffed up woman in the hospital wing had informed her the last time she’d gone in with a scrape from falling out of the ceiling’s rafters. She liked going to parties. And playing a part. Liked dancing through the crowd and pretending that she was someone else some nights. Although those didn’t happen near as often. For the most part she sat up on some elevated surface and watched. Watched the people in their peacock clothing with all the colors dance under the strobe lights. Watched the inevitable fighting and kissing and everything between. Listened to Evan make disparaging comments about those that were out on the floor in front of him and more often than not drift off with some girl later into the night. Watched as Joel managed to stay within the same ten feet and still rotate about as different people came up to him. Rotate, rotate, rotate. The dancers on the floor and the two boys she actually talked to for any length of time. Her fingers closed more firmly upon those of the girl’s she was holding on to- pulling her away from a group of people that Adrienne generally tried to avoid- dipping around the blonde girl whose profile was only just visible around one of the two identical boys on either side of her. A blonde she had to avoid- needed to until she could reach the two familiar figures over to the side that she was heading towards. “You almost look like a girl Drie,” Her eyebrows shifted, face turning down to look at the dress clinging to her almost as if she’d forgotten it was there. A girl? Her nose scrunched. She didn’t even know what that meant; she always looked like a girl. She was a girl. Genetically speaking she had all the parts that would say so anyways. And she didn’t ever feel like a boy. Therefore… she was a girl. So why was that a question? Her face turned up again with a shrug of her shoulders, fingers detangling from the hand at her side as she moved forward slightly, breathing in through her nose as the itching in her shoulders stopped. People didn’t talk to her when she was with Evan. Didn’t shove up on her or yell things at her. Didn’t whisper in her ear. Evan was safe. Safe for her. Her eyes rolled back to the girl at her side, over the dress swishing over her small thighs and the bared shoulders. Safe for her too? Safe. Safe. Safe. Safe. Illy was supposed to be safe too. Adrienne could make sure, was making sure. They were safe here. “I want one.” Her brows shifted again, looking up to where her sister’s eyes were centered on the smoke drifting from Evan’s lips. Wanted a cigarette. She could do that, would be safer. If she felt like- already her hand was reaching forward, dipping into the front pocket of Evan’s pants and pulling out the box. Rectangle of smokes. Funny. They were cylinders weren’t they? Cylinders in rectangular packaging. Only Evan’s arm was reaching around her, something passing to Illy that had her gaze shifting back with narrowed eyes between the two of them. Shouldn’t have taken that. Taken Evan’s after demanding so blatantly. Evan was safe. Evan was dangerous. Evan was like smoke that could get in your eyes. She didn’t want that here- wanted it to be okay. “Light me one too Drie. Are you going to fucking introduce your friend or just keep letting her make demands without a name?” Light him one what? She didn’t like the way Illy was looking up at him, didn’t like the way she was talking.
She’d tried to warn her, with her hand- Evan was smoke. Smoke could be nice, could be friendly. Smoke could smell good when coming from something burning. But smoke could shift so easily. Smoke could twist about and come and choke you. Introduce. She hadn’t done that? She’d thought she had. Her shoulders rolled, air hitting the bare skin before she turned back to Evan. “My sister Illyana. Illyana- Evan.” Had she told Illyana before they left- warned her that Evan was different. She couldn’t remember, her fingers shifting as she pulled a cigarette from the casing and felt her lips turning up. “Illyana- Joel.” Joel. Joel who had things for her. Something to try. Something to ingest.. Maybe something to smoke. She didn’t care, her eyes drifting over to him and holding up the pack- placing the one she had between her lips and sparking it- allowing the cherry to burn down the slightest bit before handing it over to Evan. Taking the other two between her fingers before she shoved the box back into Evan’s pants- following Joel’s direction away before freezing- wide eyes turning back to the pair. Had she warned her? Smoke. Could she trust smoke with Illy? “Don’t worry Drie, I’ll watch your sister,” The same voice he used when talking about her. Evan didn’t hurt her. Didn’t. She would only be gone for a minute- her eyes searching Illyana’s for the half second it took for her to determine that she was okay with it before following Joel away.
Circles. Circles. Circles. They were walking in them, even if it wasn’t how their feet were actually leading. Circles as they walked around those bodies that were crowded into this place- circles as they rounded a pair of people intent on making their way out to the middle of the dancing throng, rounding their steps in order to avoid crashing into the bodies. Circles as he turned and came to a stop. “Alright babycakes” Babycakes… right, he was using his weird words and names again, that vernacular that she was actually just beginning to come to terms with here however many years later. Enthused. He was always so frenetic. Kinetic. Chaotic. Her lips turned upwards, eyes following the movement of his palms for half of a moment. Circles. As if she were expecting the product to pop up between the fingers from nowhere- it wouldn’t be unusual. It seemed to do that sometimes. And he was making those motions, the ones he did before he gave her pills- even if there didn’t seem to be any between his palms. Pills? Right, no she had asked for green- straight green. Green to take the edge off of the pressing bodies that would begin to wear within the next hour or so. Green to- “I brought you the usual, but my special patented Christmas blend,” Christmas. Oh that was coming up wasn’t it? The halls that would be decorated so enthusiastically with all of the shiny trimmings and toppings- at least three of which that would make their way back to her dorm’s bedside table by the end of the season. “It's really going to deck your halls babe.” Deck her halls? Her eyes moved to his uncertainly, eyebrows dipping over her forehead in confusion. What halls? Unless he meant ones in her dorm, they were all that could really be hers and even then she wasn’t the one who decorated them. Those were done while she slept- little feet creeping through the darkened… oh. Her lips curled further as recognition settled over her- pleased with the way she grasped his meaning. Strange vernacular. Circular words. She was picking up on it quicker these days. “Another little sumtin sumtin for ya if you're feeling it.” Another? More. Extra. Her brain identified the offer favorably, the side of her head tilting as she waited for him to name the price. There was always a price. Things didn’t just come free. “It'll just cost you a dance. Handful of that ass, whatcha say?” Dancing? Her eyes moved from him to the floor of moving bodies, the music pumping up through the soles of her strangely high shoes as she did so. Dance. She could do that. It wasn’t often she went out onto the floor with someone but it wasn’t unheard of for her to be out there. Music. Music beating in time with the bodies pressing to one another, to the bodies twirling and circling one another. Her chin turned further, looking back from where they’d come from and picking out the two figures there. Safe. Smoke. Smoke chased away the animals- kept them at bay. But smoke could turn.. Fire. Fire swallowed smoke and Illyana burned, Sparked behind her eyes and came alive. Adrienne could see, did see. The burning. The fire. Fire could extinguish smoke. Okay. Yes. Good. She nodded slightly to herself before turning back to Joel- her lips tilting even higher. “Kay.”
“Good good.” For agreeing to dancing? He was so strange. Odd. Different. Sometimes she questioned whether or not he was the crazy one. Had asked Evan on more than one occasion to loud laughter and the assurance that there was actually a reason he kept her around. Like a damned pet. She didn’t even look like any animal she could think of that would fit that description. She wasn’t particularly animalistic either. Well no more than any of the other humans in her acquaintance. Less so than many. Oh. He was moving. Moving. Moving. Moving. Away from her though and that was just unacceptable when he still had her promised product on him. Why was he walking aw--- her laugh was instant, choked in the back of her throat as he started moving his hips. To dance. She’d agreed. Yes. She was supposed to follow him. Something she could do. She could follow. She followed her professors in classes. She followed Evan to class. She followed well. She was good at following. Her feet were already moving to accomplish that very act, eyes drifting around the people she pressed between to do so. They were all so happy, so smiling and- her own lips tried to lift to copy one of the boys who she ducked between, stretching until it was almost painful and falling again the minute she was completely past. Didn’t his lips hurt? Didn’t he want to keep them? Hers felt as if they’d crack from just the momentary lifting and stretching like that- so wide. Wide. Crack and fall off. Her hand came up, fingers pressing into her bottom lip before falling again. No. She wanted her lips where they were. How strange she would look without them. Like the bottom of her face was an egg instead of a human’s head. She was human. Not egg. She was human. It wasn’t until he stopped that she looked back up at him, sliding fluidly into the place in front of him and cocking her head. She didn’t think she’d ever actually seen him dance. Was unsure over if he was even able. Over whether or not she’d need to carry the both of them through the movements. Lucidity. Dancing she was good at, was familiar. Was comforting. She could feel the music pumping in time with her blood- forcing her arms up, fingers of one hand curling around one of his shoulders for support, the other going to the opposite upper arm. Her movements were hindered though, eyebrows dipping as his hands … didn’t connect. Not touching her, but just over where her body was. Could he not dance after all? The rest of his body was moving though, mostly in time with the music- well enough for her to follow. Following again. Her eyes shifted down between them as if questioning whether it was something on the dress. She didn’t wear them normally, not like this, not even when she did dance out on the floor like this. Movement caught her attention, head rising once more just in time to see him pulling out baggies, tossing one back. New. She could see the different colors through the plastic, her eyes zeroing in on the pills he hadn’t consumed himself. Hers then. Hers that he was going to take as well? Brief confusion until his eyes crossed down- mind only barely noting that his hand was on her hip now, feet moving closer with the encouragement as she slid up to the balls of her feet- standing just tall enough for her lips to close around the base of the tongue he was holding out to her- pulling down until the tablets were in her own mouth- the tip of her tongue sliding between her lips as she felt the pills dissolve on her own tongue, eyes closing momentarily as her head rolled back onto her neck, shifting as she waited for the effects to kick in.
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SO I HOPE YOU'LL RECOGNIZE
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- - - - - - - - we watch with wounded eyes - - - - - - - -
SO I HOPE YOU'LL RECOGNIZE
- - - - - - - i'm on the front line, don't worry, i'll be fine - - - - - - -
template made by !LIEBE IST FÜR RAMMSTEIN! @ caution 2.0! steal and you'll be eaten by cannibals