Week Twelve: Sunday, June 23rd
Who: Charlie and Val
When: Sunday, close to midnight
Where: random bar in town
Warning: definitely naughty :P
If Charlie still had the ability to sweat, it probably would have been coming off him in buckets. As it was, the chill of night sunk into his bones, making his joints ache. It wasn't just the cold though, it was fear. He had no control over himself when he was around Val, and he wasn't sure what the fuck sort of stupid thought had driven him to ask to meet with her. Right now, as he climbed onto his bike and raced into town, he felt like the biggest idiot in the world, but he also had this pulsing need to see her.
Being connected to someone in the way that Charlie now was to Val was painful. It ached constantly, and it wouldn't be ignored. He'd never really gotten himself addicted to any sort of chemicals, but he figured this was about the way it felt to be an addict... to desperately crave something that would only hurt you. She'd ripped his life apart, and yet he still wanted the taste of her on his lips. It was a sickness.
Jerking his hand back, he gunned the engine and drove much faster than he ever should have on such twisting roads, but if he was stupid enough to meet with Val, then he was clearly stupid enough to nearly commit suicide on a motorcycle. Maybe if he lost control and became impaled on a road side sign, the world would be a better place.
Seemed the world would have to wait to swallow up Charlie though, because he arrived at the rundown bar they'd agreed to meet at, sooner than he would have liked. Charlie's eyes darted around as he pulled off his helmet and climbed down from his bike. He couldn't feel her or smell her, but maybe she was able to prevent him from doing so? He had no idea what sorts of things she could do. That was part of the reason he was here (other than clearly being insane). He wanted to know what she was, and in turn, what sort of... thing... he'd become as a result.
'Where the fuck is she?' He wondered, putting all the other shit aside for just a moment. Charlie walked around, his boots crunching in the gravel, his keys jingling lightly in the pocket of his leather jacket. He'd not had time to worry about his appearance before running out, though did he really care how he looked to see her? He wasn't sure, and it was too late to worry about it now. Tattered jeans and a plain white t-shirt would have to do. He'd not even bothered with his normal bit of flare. There was no hat, no scarf, and the belt was boring. It was all very un-Charlie Burghard.
When: Sunday, close to midnight
Where: random bar in town
Warning: definitely naughty :P
If Charlie still had the ability to sweat, it probably would have been coming off him in buckets. As it was, the chill of night sunk into his bones, making his joints ache. It wasn't just the cold though, it was fear. He had no control over himself when he was around Val, and he wasn't sure what the fuck sort of stupid thought had driven him to ask to meet with her. Right now, as he climbed onto his bike and raced into town, he felt like the biggest idiot in the world, but he also had this pulsing need to see her.
Being connected to someone in the way that Charlie now was to Val was painful. It ached constantly, and it wouldn't be ignored. He'd never really gotten himself addicted to any sort of chemicals, but he figured this was about the way it felt to be an addict... to desperately crave something that would only hurt you. She'd ripped his life apart, and yet he still wanted the taste of her on his lips. It was a sickness.
Jerking his hand back, he gunned the engine and drove much faster than he ever should have on such twisting roads, but if he was stupid enough to meet with Val, then he was clearly stupid enough to nearly commit suicide on a motorcycle. Maybe if he lost control and became impaled on a road side sign, the world would be a better place.
Seemed the world would have to wait to swallow up Charlie though, because he arrived at the rundown bar they'd agreed to meet at, sooner than he would have liked. Charlie's eyes darted around as he pulled off his helmet and climbed down from his bike. He couldn't feel her or smell her, but maybe she was able to prevent him from doing so? He had no idea what sorts of things she could do. That was part of the reason he was here (other than clearly being insane). He wanted to know what she was, and in turn, what sort of... thing... he'd become as a result.
'Where the fuck is she?' He wondered, putting all the other shit aside for just a moment. Charlie walked around, his boots crunching in the gravel, his keys jingling lightly in the pocket of his leather jacket. He'd not had time to worry about his appearance before running out, though did he really care how he looked to see her? He wasn't sure, and it was too late to worry about it now. Tattered jeans and a plain white t-shirt would have to do. He'd not even bothered with his normal bit of flare. There was no hat, no scarf, and the belt was boring. It was all very un-Charlie Burghard.