Post by shaggy on Jun 10, 2010 1:22:10 GMT -4
It had been an accident that had brought them together. The newer teacher, an attractive but too serious for his own good self-defense teacher, had spilled coffee on her. It had been painful, and she wouldn't lie about that. And no matter which way she had put it, explaining to him, whether in a situational pull or not, he did owe her for spilling the molten liquid on her nice top. It had luckily missed her shoes, and had only left her chest with a small red glow, and a fairly small stain as she'd been able to get it out with the help of some club soda. She had taken her chance to pull the “you owe me, given that you just burned me.” With a sly smile, she had asked him out to drinks in honor of his first semester as it seemed it had been going very well.
She wanted the company, and more than anything she wanted to see exactly what would become of the uptight man in a different surrounding. She wasn't sure what exactly to expect, but with her knowledge of human behavior she assumed that he might be seemingly uncomfortable at first, but she fancied him a funny drunk. The type of person that grew a personality and wasn't bad at a party as long as he had a few drinks inside of him. There was of course the chance that he'd be a mean drunk, and she'd end up having to take him home, but no matter how the night turned out she intended to bring the man out for a drink to pull him out of his comfort zone. After a few beers she had forced a couple shots upon him, and after a few shots they moved to the harder liquor. She lost count on her drinks, and by the end of the night the bartender was a good hundred and something heavier in the pocket, and their minds were at a soggy low.
Her words were slurred, and it seemed that everything that was being said had become quite funny. In fact, it had become so funny that she found her chest hurting and her head spinning with each attempt to speak. It had been a good time to leave, and leave they did. She used him quite a few times to keep her steady, finding it hard to even leave the building let alone walk the few blocks down from the bar and towards the school. She had taken them the longer way, wanting to see the evening ocean before she even got home. It hadn't really been a good idea, if she had actually gotten down and thought about it. As soon as the sweet and salty scent of the ocean had wafted into her nose she had found herself on the side of the road vomiting everything she had eaten at the bar. With a wipe of the fingers, she had continued forward, stopping only as they got to the steps that led towards the beach. She hung hard onto the railings, keeping herself steady long enough to fall on her ass midway. She didn't get up too quickly, and instead turned her gaze for her companion. Everything seemed to be in a daze. As if she wasn't really the person in her skin on the steps with her nice dress now covered in sand and probably a little bit of liquor here and there.
Her shoes slowly wiggled from the back of her foot, sliding the arch of her foot.
“Wuh--” She smacked her lips together, attempting to grab back her tongue as if it had gone on vacation for her short walk, “Wow. Preeeetttty isn't ut?”
Her words were slowed as she made every attempt to get them out. It was as if her tongue was working faster than her mind could catch, and nothing seemed to be working just right. She scrunched up her nose, leaning into the side of the steps. Her head hit against the cement a little harder than she intended and she let out a pained groan that quickly turned into a drunken whine. Her eyes kept hard on the barely lit ocean just meters in front of them. The dark waters came in and out. The only sound was of the waves. No animals. No cars. No distractions. It was pleasant. She was unable to keep the smile off her face, her toes letting loose of her shoes. They dangled over the edges and with a quick lift of her body, she felt her head spun. Hugging onto the side of the railing, she almost went tumbling, feeling her knees buckling. She grabbed on tightly to the wall, her arm rubbing against the cement with a painful tug. She groaned again, but this time she got back to her feet and went down the steps ever so slowly. She reached the bottom step, and let her toes sink into the cool sand. It filled the holes, and she sunk them deeper feeling the soft sand turn into the even colder, and wetter sand from below. She turned her head towards him, feeling the dizziness in her head stop her from doing so. She let out a giggle, as her body fell forward once again. Her knees dug hard into the sand, and her palms fell in. Her fingers brushed through the sand, but she slowly pushed herself up and back on her feet. Without as much as a word she reached behind her, unlatching her dress, and zipping it down. It fell around her feet. She turned towards him, the spinning sensation coming once more. She steadied herself, and managed to give him a sheepish grin.
“Wuh-ell."
She choked out her words, "Are you comin'?"
A quick turn of the head, and she steadily moved forward, slowly unclipping her bra and allowing it to fall onto her arms. As she got closer to the ocean, it fell in front of her. She walked right over it, beginning to struggle with her underwear.
She wanted the company, and more than anything she wanted to see exactly what would become of the uptight man in a different surrounding. She wasn't sure what exactly to expect, but with her knowledge of human behavior she assumed that he might be seemingly uncomfortable at first, but she fancied him a funny drunk. The type of person that grew a personality and wasn't bad at a party as long as he had a few drinks inside of him. There was of course the chance that he'd be a mean drunk, and she'd end up having to take him home, but no matter how the night turned out she intended to bring the man out for a drink to pull him out of his comfort zone. After a few beers she had forced a couple shots upon him, and after a few shots they moved to the harder liquor. She lost count on her drinks, and by the end of the night the bartender was a good hundred and something heavier in the pocket, and their minds were at a soggy low.
Her words were slurred, and it seemed that everything that was being said had become quite funny. In fact, it had become so funny that she found her chest hurting and her head spinning with each attempt to speak. It had been a good time to leave, and leave they did. She used him quite a few times to keep her steady, finding it hard to even leave the building let alone walk the few blocks down from the bar and towards the school. She had taken them the longer way, wanting to see the evening ocean before she even got home. It hadn't really been a good idea, if she had actually gotten down and thought about it. As soon as the sweet and salty scent of the ocean had wafted into her nose she had found herself on the side of the road vomiting everything she had eaten at the bar. With a wipe of the fingers, she had continued forward, stopping only as they got to the steps that led towards the beach. She hung hard onto the railings, keeping herself steady long enough to fall on her ass midway. She didn't get up too quickly, and instead turned her gaze for her companion. Everything seemed to be in a daze. As if she wasn't really the person in her skin on the steps with her nice dress now covered in sand and probably a little bit of liquor here and there.
Her shoes slowly wiggled from the back of her foot, sliding the arch of her foot.
“Wuh--” She smacked her lips together, attempting to grab back her tongue as if it had gone on vacation for her short walk, “Wow. Preeeetttty isn't ut?”
Her words were slowed as she made every attempt to get them out. It was as if her tongue was working faster than her mind could catch, and nothing seemed to be working just right. She scrunched up her nose, leaning into the side of the steps. Her head hit against the cement a little harder than she intended and she let out a pained groan that quickly turned into a drunken whine. Her eyes kept hard on the barely lit ocean just meters in front of them. The dark waters came in and out. The only sound was of the waves. No animals. No cars. No distractions. It was pleasant. She was unable to keep the smile off her face, her toes letting loose of her shoes. They dangled over the edges and with a quick lift of her body, she felt her head spun. Hugging onto the side of the railing, she almost went tumbling, feeling her knees buckling. She grabbed on tightly to the wall, her arm rubbing against the cement with a painful tug. She groaned again, but this time she got back to her feet and went down the steps ever so slowly. She reached the bottom step, and let her toes sink into the cool sand. It filled the holes, and she sunk them deeper feeling the soft sand turn into the even colder, and wetter sand from below. She turned her head towards him, feeling the dizziness in her head stop her from doing so. She let out a giggle, as her body fell forward once again. Her knees dug hard into the sand, and her palms fell in. Her fingers brushed through the sand, but she slowly pushed herself up and back on her feet. Without as much as a word she reached behind her, unlatching her dress, and zipping it down. It fell around her feet. She turned towards him, the spinning sensation coming once more. She steadied herself, and managed to give him a sheepish grin.
“Wuh-ell."
She choked out her words, "Are you comin'?"
A quick turn of the head, and she steadily moved forward, slowly unclipping her bra and allowing it to fall onto her arms. As she got closer to the ocean, it fell in front of her. She walked right over it, beginning to struggle with her underwear.