URI:
   DIR Return Create A Forum - Home
       ---------------------------------------------------------
       Roleplaying is Magic
  HTML https://rpismagic.createaforum.com
       ---------------------------------------------------------
       *****************************************************
   DIR Return to: Ponyville
       *****************************************************
       #Post#: 742--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Splitting the Rent
       By: Snowflake Date: January 23, 2014, 1:05 am
       ---------------------------------------------------------
       Snowflake screwed up her face as Schwambart started describing
       the table as a potential candidate for his attention. At first,
       she thought that he must have been drunk already, but then
       again, the waitress had yet to come back with their drinks at
       that point. She was hoping that he was just being funny then,
       instead of trying to dodge Snow's question, and if he was trying
       to be funny, he was really drawing it out past the life cycle of
       a regular joke. She chuckled a little awkwardly as he finished
       his joke, thinking that if there was a time to get alcohol into
       this green pegasus, it would be now before he actually became
       serious on his intimations with the club table. There was no
       telling what kind of diseases this thing had, and the thought of
       him...
       Shuddering a little to get the thought out of her head, she
       watches as Schwambart takes a drink of what she suspected was
       his first alcoholic beverage ever, keeping an eye to see if he
       would catch on to the secret ingredient that he has yet to
       become aware of. To her relief, he was drinking it at a nice
       pace, so the flavors of the butterscotch and chocolate must have
       nicely covered up the taste of the spirits. Hopefully now he has
       loosened up a bit to be able to talk to others, and maybe look
       around to see if he was able to find a good looking mare that he
       might fancy. She followed his gaze as best he could, and also
       caught sight of the same green mare with the bright orange mane.
       It wasn't difficult, even for her to see that this pegasus was
       an easy eight or nine, but what was also easy to see to her, it
       was that she came here unaccompanied. Just by judging the way
       she was dancing, and how the other stallions were trying to get
       close to her, she was free game.
       Schwambart, unfortunately, had seemed to give up on that thought
       though, as his gaze returned to the table, saying something that
       she didn't really expect, that he could only see himself talking
       to her. Snowflake paused for a second and looked at him
       quizzically until he cleared his throat. Okay, clearly that
       wasn't what he meant to say if he felt the need to clear his
       throat after that. For a second there, Snow thought that maybe
       her toying with him was having some unexpected consequences.
       "Eh, ya nev'r know, love. If ya cawn tawlk t'me, then ya cawn
       surely tawlk to anoth'r mare. Oi'm no' tha' special." She paused
       as she noticed out of the corner of her eye that same green
       pegasus ditch the dance floor for some tables. Now was her time
       to set Schwambart up with her. Pushing her chair back, Snow
       stood up and said, "Anyway, s'cuse me, these drinks go roigh'
       through me. Be roigh' back..." and began to head for the
       bathroom.
       That was not where she really went though. Instead, she made a
       detour to the table that the mare had sat herself down at,
       sitting very much alone as a group of stallions a couple of
       tables over snicker to themselves and make bets to see who could
       get with her. Snow, ignoring them, sidled up to her and tapped
       her on the shoulder. She turned around, looking ready to tell
       another stallion off, but softened a little when she saw it was
       another mare. Snow, being completely sympathetic to her said,
       "Ey, ya toired of these jerks, yeah?" The mare nodded her head
       and sighed, "Well then, allow me t'direct yer atten'shun t'moi
       buddy ov'r there. Trus' me on this one, 'e's a noice guy, well
       worth tawlkin' to. Should give 'im a shot, yeah?" The mare
       looked over to Schwambart, before nodding and standing up to
       walk over to him. Snow, took her chair and watched from here as
       the green mare sat down across from Schwambart. Now to watch the
       show.
       #Post#: 743--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Splitting the Rent
       By: Crescendo Date: January 23, 2014, 3:15 am
       ---------------------------------------------------------
       Ah.. This was Crescendo's kind of party. A little out of the way
       from his normal haunts, sure, but worth the trip nonetheless.
       The place was loud and busy, but not overbearingly so, with good
       music, (nearly) reasonably-priced drinks, and plenty of ponies
       on the dance floor.
       Naturally, he was on the dance floor too, and although his moves
       were a little uncoordinated, and in ordinary circumstances, a
       little embarrassing, the atmosphere of the club was such that it
       didn't matter. Everyone else was too busy with their own dancing
       to comment on his, something that suited him down to the ground.
       Although it probably wasn't safe (or probably even allowed) to
       drink while on the dance floor, Crescendo was careful, or as
       careful as it was possible to be whilst rather inebriated, to
       avoid stepping on any hooves or knocking anyone over, as he
       danced and drank subtly and grinned, ice-blue eyes bright in the
       semi-darkness of the club.
       After emptying the glass of.. (He couldn't even remember what it
       had been) in his hoof, the dull-grey stallion chuckled, and,
       hoofing his glass to a confused unicorn stallion nearby, with a
       mildly slurred word of thanks, he turned on the spot and began
       to half-stumble his way towards the bar, offering wide grins and
       quick apologies to all those he brushed or bumped past on his
       way there.
       Upon reaching the bar, he pulled himself together, and plonked
       himself down in the nearest available chair, somewhat nearby a
       bright green mare, and a green stallion, apparently either in,
       or about to be in conversation. Without addressing them, he
       turned to the bartender and beamed, leaning forward to speak to
       her, the bright blue streaks in his mane glowing in the light of
       the huge glowstick that hung around his neck on a simple string.
       "Heya there, gorgeous. Could I get a Whiskey and Cola, if you
       please?~" The rather athletic looking grey pegasus inquired,
       sitting up straight and puffing out his chest proudly, giving
       the bartender a slightly flirtatious wink, as he awaited his
       next drink.
       #Post#: 749--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Splitting the Rent
       By: Schwambart Date: January 23, 2014, 3:20 pm
       ---------------------------------------------------------
       "Okay.  I'll be here."  Schwambart closes his eyes and takes in
       a bit more of his drink.  You know, once you get past the
       pounding bass, which seems to be quieter this song, it really
       just fades into the background.  Isolates you, takes you into
       yourself.  Leaves you there with nopony but yourself and...
       "Hi."
       ...Wait, what?  Schwambart opens his eyes and looks across the
       table.  There's that green mare from the dance floor.  Sitting
       at the table.  Across from him.  And she's smiling.  What...no,
       he's not going to question it.  He cracks a nervous smile and
       meets her eyes to unleash his staggering intellect at her.
       "...H-hello."  Smooth.  He swallows nervously, feeling his
       cheeks growing warmer.
       The green mare smiles back warmly, giving her orange mane a
       little flip as she looked at him with half lidded eyes, saying
       in a smooth voice that sounded almost like a purr, "I was
       feeling kind of lonely, and I saw you sitting over here all by
       your lonesome, and I thought you'd like some company. My name's
       Cirrus, but you can call me Siri~. What's your name...?"
       Schwambart's hoof tightens around his glass.  He opens his mouth
       to say-
       ...Say what?  She asked him what...what's his name?  It's...what
       *is* his name?  What's a name?  He swallows nervously.  Why
       didn't he study?  He never-
       He snaps out of it with a blink, reinforcing his smile and
       clearing his throat again.  "Sch-Schwambart," he blurts.  Yes, a
       triumph!  He remembered his...what was that called?  Uh...name,
       that's it.  But...what now?  Um...Uh...
       The corners of Cirrus' mouth raise a little more as she says,
       "Schwambart? Oooh~ that's a fancy name!" She doesn't seem to
       take notice of the sudden nature that he had blurted out his
       name just yet it would seem, as she continued to say, "Great
       night, huh? How are you doing tonight?"
       Schwambart's brain gives him approximately 704,454 things to say
       at that moment.  It's fantasti- Better now that you're he-
       Rather well inde- Tonight's not something you-  The approximate
       result is that nothing gets said and he's stuck with his mouth
       hanging a little bit open as he just stares into her eyes...her
       gorgeous eyes...
       The smile on Cirrus' face slowly disappears the longer that
       Schwambart stares at her, growing visibly uncomfortable as he
       went on, "Umm... are you okay, Schwambart? You are... umm..."
       She leans back in her chair and bites her lower lip in
       confusion.
       "Now that you're here, I'm absolutely phantasmagorical."  At
       least that's what he tries to say.  What comes out is a squeaky
       little "F-fine...you?"
       Cirrus once more looks a little uncomfortable, as though she is
       starting to regret her choice in coming here, "Are you sure you
       are? You look a little... umm... tense. You aren't about to pass
       out, are you?"
       "Just..."  And then he stops being able to do anything.  Goodbye
       motor skills, goodbye muscle control, he just sits there,
       kinda...frozen.  Also beginning to hyperventilate.  Is that
       important?  Maybe.
       "Right..." Cirrus shifts in her seat, inhaling deeply before
       sighing suddenly. She stood up and started to walk away, saying,
       "Well... nice meeting you, Schwambart." With that she went back
       to the dance floor.
       ...He blew it.  She came to him.  Practically on a silver
       platter.  He had a chance.  He could have taken it and run with
       it.
       But he blew it.
       He doesn't even have the presence of mind to say, he doesn't
       know, "You too, Siri."  Just...no.  He lets go of his glass and
       slowly, slowly lowers his face onto the table.  Maybe it would
       take him back...
       #Post#: 752--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Splitting the Rent
       By: Crescendo Date: January 23, 2014, 6:21 pm
       ---------------------------------------------------------
       Crescendo accepted his drink from the bartender, at the same
       time giving her a wide grin and a little wink, causing her to
       sigh in irritation and roll her eyes a little in response.
       Taking his drink, the grey Pegasus swivelled on his chair,
       ice-blue eyes narrowed as he scanned the busy club for anyone
       who seemed worth chatting to.
       Crescendo completed his scan in time to see the tail-end of
       Schwambart's.. breakdown, and, wincing sympathetically, he took
       a swig of his drink, and moved closer on mildly unsteady hooves.
       Slipping into the chair opposite Schwam, Crescendo gave the
       exhausted/saddened looking stallion's shoulder a poke with his
       hoof, and spoke up, voice concerned.
       "You okay there, guy?" He inquired, setting his drink down as he
       waited for the stallion's response, seeing somepony clearly in
       need of his assistance, either in terms of advice, or in terms
       of another drink or three.
       #Post#: 753--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Splitting the Rent
       By: Snowflake Date: January 23, 2014, 8:02 pm
       ---------------------------------------------------------
       Snowflake watched from her table as the green mare sat down
       across from Schwambart, right where she sat. She was definitely
       a good looker, and from the looks of things, really desperate to
       find some conversation with another stallion that didn't just
       turn into them hitting on her. As much as Snow would have
       enjoyed receiving the attention, it starts to wear on one when
       all she starts to hear is some thinly veiled attempt for a
       stallion to get her to follow them home for the night. As the
       green mare took her place across from Schwambart, Snow sat in
       the seat that she left empty, now doing her best to ignore the
       catcalls from the stallions that were recently following the
       green mare. It was a bit of a struggle to concentrate and maybe
       try to lip read, but it didn't take an expert on lip reading to
       know that Schwambart wasn't saying much.
       "C'mon Cappy, say somethin', be tawlkatiiive..." she pleaded
       under her breath, tapping her back leg against the floor rapidly
       and nervously. As much as she pleaded though, Schwambart's mouth
       moved very little, and she could see practically see him freeze
       up from here, and watch in disappointment as the mare that she
       sent over for him started to grow uncomfortable. This was the
       last thing that Schwambart would want right now, to make a mare
       uncomfortable and leave him. Snowflake had no idea how much of a
       blow that would strike to the self-conscience that had already
       been built up for the day, but she knew it would be massive at
       best. It didn't take long for the green mare to start looking
       around, looking for some sort of excuse to get away from the
       stallion, and Schwambart was stuck, frozen as he struggled to
       get over his sudden mind blanking.
       Finally, the mare stood up and walked off, shooting Snow a
       strange look and shaking her head as though she was telling Snow
       that that was a very jerk thing to do. Raising an eyebrow and
       shrugging, giving her best 'I don't know what happened'
       expression in return, Snow pressed a hoof to her forehead and
       started to massage deeply before slamming back the rest of her
       drink. It wasn't meant to be drunk that fast, but many good long
       years in college parties have given her a sort of tolerance to
       the sudden shock that it would cause her. If anything, it made
       her a little dizzy, but that was easily shaken off. Right, it
       was time that she and Schwambart had a little talk; no more
       games, no more teasing, and no more fluff, she was going to
       straight up get to the bottom of this situation, and that would
       require a few minutes to speak in private.
       As she approached the table, she noticed another stallion
       walking over to sit in the same chair. Snow had no idea what
       this stranger was going to do, whether it be to ridicule him or
       to try to help him, but she was unfortunately going to have to
       pull Schwambart away form him for this talk. If he was
       ridiculing her flatmate, so help her... Walking up beside
       Schwambart, she tapped her hoof three times on the table to get
       his attention, looking him in the eyes with a very worried look
       that was somewhat uncharacteristic of the carefree pony, and
       said rather quickly, "Cappy, love, we need t'tawlk. C'mon." As
       she started to lead him away, she threw a glance back to the new
       stallion and said, "Sorry bro, gonna need'ta borr'ah 'im fer a
       few minutes. Proivate tawlk an' awll."
       Snowflake then started to lead Schwambart away, rushing him
       rather quickly along the wall of the club until they came to a
       sign. 'Mare's Room'. Without saying anything, she turned and led
       him quickly into the washroom, walking down the rows of stalls
       before pushing one open and coercing Shwambart to step into it.
       Luckily, nopony was using the washroom right now, and even if
       one were to come in here, they would be in here to check their
       makeup or expel the contents of their last drinks. A soon as
       they were both in the rather close confines of the stall, she
       closed and locked the door behind them, and started whispering
       to him, "Awlroigh', be straigh' wi' me 'ere love. Wot was tha'?
       Oi neva' seen someone jus' freeze up loike tha'! Real tawlk
       'ere, 'ave you dated before? Do ya even 'ave a clue 'ow
       romancin' works or 'ow t'be a decen' col'friend?"
       #Post#: 754--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Splitting the Rent
       By: Schwambart Date: January 23, 2014, 10:15 pm
       ---------------------------------------------------------
       Schwambart raises his head for a brief moment when his shoulder
       is poked.  Is it Snow, here to laugh at him?  If it is, he
       really isn't in the mood for-
       Oh, it's another stallion.  He's grey with blue and either black
       or really dark grey stripey mane, probably tail as well.  "I'm
       fine, I'm fine," he responds, putting his face back against the
       table.  "Just havin' a bit of-"
       He stops his muttering when there's some tapping on the table.
       No, he's not interested in talking more, and he raises his head
       to give the stallion a glare when he notices Snow's back.  His
       glare softens into just indifference and he's about to put his
       head back down until he notices her look.  That's a rather
       unusual one for her.  Is something wrong?  "Yeah, sure, fine."
       He stands before shooting a glance to the other stallion.  "I'll
       be back.  Maybe."  Not if he has any say in it, unless maybe it
       leads to more butterscotch drink.
       He follows her blindly, paying just enough attention to keep
       pace with her.  No attention to his surroundings, just her
       hooves.  And a door.  Huh.  Maybe it leads out.  It's not until
       he's being gestured into a stall that he raises his head in
       confusion.  What?  What are they doing in a restroom?  This
       hardly seems like a seemly place to be bringing him, and his
       blush comes back (it has been doing that a lot, huh?), but by
       this point he's already being put in and, well, they might at
       least be able to talk privately.  Still, he thinks as she steps
       in after him and closes the stall door, why here?  This is,
       like, the opposite of a comfortable place for him to be.  And
       she's awfully close.  At least she smells nice.
       Okay, it seems like she's being rather confrontational about
       this.  He dislikes conversation.  But he was the one farthest
       into the stall, and pushing past her would not only be rude it
       would be rather uncomfortable and possibly impossible.  Going
       over would be a tricky deal as well, the confined space of the
       stall being rather hard to gain any altitude, flying being out
       of the question.  And so he just meets her eye in a half-glare
       half-grimace, trying not to think about how close their faces
       are.  "No, 'love', I haven't.  I've never dated, I've never been
       to a nightclub, I haven't danced with anypony outside my family
       without it being a class or something, I've never kissed a mare,
       I've never-"  He sighs and puts his face in the wall, his wings
       quivering.  "Let's just assume that anything social I haven't
       mentioned is something I haven't done and I know nothing about
       being social and we'll probalby not be too far off the mark,
       okay?"
       #Post#: 768--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Splitting the Rent
       By: Snowflake Date: January 25, 2014, 2:21 pm
       ---------------------------------------------------------
       Snow frowned as Schwambart said that he has never done anything
       social in his life that didn't involve his family. She had never
       heard of anypony being that shut off from the world to not have
       done any of those activities that he listed off, but judging
       from his body language, the way he turned to cower against the
       wall and how his wings trembled, she could guess that he most
       likely wasn't even close to over exaggerating. She wasn't sure
       if she should have felt sympathy for this pony, or perhaps even
       more disappointed that he had let himself get this bad in the
       first place, but what was done is done, and now he was left to
       deal with his disadvantages now rather than earlier.
       Putting a hoof on his shoulder in some sort of attempt to
       console him, she responded to him as she saw fit, "Sorry
       swee'ie, Oi never would'a guessed tha' tha' was the case fo' ya.
       Oi though' tha', ya know, a' yer age ya would'a done a lo' more
       wi' regards to social stuff an tha' ya were jus' incredibly
       shoi. Oi mean--" she cut herself off as the door opened, and the
       sounds of the music in the club were not muffled anymore.
       Somepony was coming into the bathroom. Snow clamped her mouth
       shut and turned her head towards the stall door, hoping that
       Schwam would also keep quiet as she hastily shushed him. From
       the sound of it, there were two sets of hooves walking into the
       bathroom and standing at the sinks. The two of them talked for a
       while as they reapplied their makeup and fixed their manes, or
       at least Snow thought they were as she couldn't quite see them.
       When they left, Snow breathed a sigh of relief before turning
       back to Schwambart, hoping that he at least had some time to
       calm down before she spoke again, "Roigh', tha' was close.
       Awlroigh', as Oi was sayin', yeah, Oi feel bad fo' ya, an' Oi
       feel awful moiself fo' puttin' ya in this situation, so Oi'm
       gonna make i' up to ya." She put her hooves on both of his
       shoulders, looking him in the eye and giving him a light shake
       as she said, "Oi'm gonna learn ya how t'be social, an' no' jus'
       any koind'a social, Oi'm gonna show ya how to approach mares,
       'ow t'tawlk t'them, 'ow t'ge' them t'loike ya..." she grinned as
       she went on, adding finally, "basically, Oi'm enrollin' ya in
       Datin' 101, as taugh' by Profess'r Snowflake, an' we're gonna
       star' firs' thing t'morrow."
       "Now," she continued, "Oi know yer noigh' is prolly spoiled
       already in yer eyes, bu' Oi'm gonna le' you decoide if ya wanna
       go home now or later. Oi'll go with ya since ya shouldn' be a'
       these koind'a clubs alone, 'specially if yer a mare. So whadaya
       say?"
       #Post#: 773--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Splitting the Rent
       By: Schwambart Date: January 25, 2014, 6:00 pm
       ---------------------------------------------------------
       Schwambart just cowers in the stall while Snow apologizes,
       wishing he wasn't stuck here right at this moment.  He hadn't
       really wanted to come in the first place, and now he's being
       consoled by the mare he'd been half-coerced to move in with at a
       place he'd been invited to, and he can think of any number of
       places he'd rather be than-
       He stops his train of thought and goes silent when one or some
       mares - at least two by the sounds of conversation - come into
       the...and it strikes him again precisely where he is, caught in
       a stall in a mares' restroom in a nightclub, in rather close
       proximity to one who's actually allowed to be in here.  Oh,
       horsefeathers, if he was caught in here...He may just die from
       embarrassment right then and there.  He's pretty close already,
       he's pretty sure, his cheeks very nearly combusting with extra
       heat, and he certainly can't turn to look Snow in the eye right
       now.  He stays as still as he can, attempting but not entirely
       successful at quieting his near-silently rustling wings.
       Well, it seems that they're quiet enough not to give them away,
       and they don't have any reason to look under the stall door to
       see the four pairs of hooves on the floor rather than the usual
       two...that's a relief.  He heaves a relieved sigh and lowers his
       head.  No way could he have lived tha-
       No time for that now, she's meeting his eye.  His neck raises
       again and he looks back at her, his wings rustling restlessly
       again as her hooves find his shoulders, bringing back some of
       the pink which had been receding when the other mares had left.
       He doesn't share her grin, though, thinking along some rather
       uncomplimentary lines.  So she had brought him to where he
       didn't really want to be, let him make a total foal of himself,
       pulled him into a bathroom, and now she's going to teach him to
       make marefriends?  Which he's gotten along just fine without?
       But...his wings still and he looks back at the wall again.  He
       had rather enjoyed walking over with her, his wing over her for
       warmth and companionship...it rustles against his side, and his
       blush grows back again.  If she could help him get somepony
       under there again...who's he to stop her? "A-alright," he
       whispers back, a tiny smile playing on the very edges of his
       lips.  Not much, but it's there.  "I...think I wouldn't mind
       staying for another drink or two.  I do enjoy butterscotch..."
       #Post#: 823--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Splitting the Rent
       By: Snowflake Date: January 27, 2014, 2:18 pm
       ---------------------------------------------------------
       Snowflake nodded as Schwambart agreed to take this little bit of
       training that she was offering him. Nopony should have to go
       through their life as a complete wall flower, so maybe she could
       at least give him some pointers to actually put himself out
       there in different places. It would definitely be good for his
       health, at least, to her understanding anyway. With a final pat
       on the shoulder and a warm smile, Snowflake said, "Awroigh',
       love. We'll get'cha some more then. Firs' things firs', we gotta
       get'cha outta 'ere. Oi'll make sure th'coast is clear, an' let
       ya know when t'come out, mmkay?" She nodded to him one last time
       before pushing open the bathroom stall, slowly making her way to
       the door, checking to make sure that nopony else was in here to
       witness them leave.
       Nopony was here, so she called back into the bathroom, "Roigh'
       coast's clear. Step to, Cappy." She pushed open the door and
       stepped out to the noisy club, and a little while later, was
       joined by Schwambart. Now that she knew that there wouldn't be
       much from him in terms of dancing and socializing, maybe she
       could still get around to loosening him up. He did want another
       drink after all, so one more for the road, she supposed.
       Hopefully she wouldn't end up carrying him home. Wandering back
       to the table area, she found the same table that they had
       before, still occupied by the stallion that tried to comfort
       Schwambart from before. As soon as the two of them got back into
       their seats, Snow spoke up to the new stallion, "Hah, sorry
       'bout tha', swee'ie. Jus' a li'l somethin' tha' needed
       addressin', nothin' too maj'r."
       She looked around to find the waitress mare, holding her hoof up
       and waving to get her attention, asking as she came over, "'Ey
       sissa, think we could trouble ya for another round of the same?
       Loightweight over 'ere wants sum'more." She grinned facetiously
       at her little quip, turning back to the new stallion as she
       asked, "So wot's ya story, love? Ya 'ere t'dawnce or are ya 'ere
       t'drink? Oi'd say we were 'ere t'dawnce, but Cappy 'ere decoided
       he'd rawth'a drink. 'Ope it isn't gonna be too much more
       though..." she glanced at Schwambart, "mixed drinks loike tha'
       ain't cheap, 'specially'f they go' some alcohol in 'em."
       #Post#: 830--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Splitting the Rent
       By: Crescendo Date: January 27, 2014, 8:17 pm
       ---------------------------------------------------------
       As the two of them departed, towards the female bathrooms, no
       less, Crescendo chuckled happily and sat back, a wide grin on
       his face. Hehe, seemed like this awkward-seeming pony didn't
       need any advice on mares at all, maybe he was just awkward
       around mares that he didn't know? After all, he certainly seemed
       fine with following the.. uniquely accented mare who had lead
       him away, and they had seemed to know each other.
       Left to his own devices, the grey stallion simply lounged back,
       momentarily considering approaching the mare who Schwam had
       scared off with his nervousness, but eventually deciding that
       she probably wouldn't want to be approached by Another stallion,
       even if his intention was only to invite her to the dance floor
       with him.
       Still, it wasn't long before he saw the two figures returning,
       and, inwardly, he chuckled, as he straightened up from his
       slouched position at the table, and waved a hoof in greeting at
       the pair of them.
       "Me? Here for both, to be honest. I heard this party was gonna
       be a good one, so I figured I'd better make the trip to see if
       this place is worth coming too more often. Heh, and yeah, I'd
       agree with that. If you don't watch yourself, you're going to
       end up both smashed And penniless, guy. Although the drinks here
       are Almost worth the price.." The grey stallion commented,
       grinning eagerly at the two returning ponies, as he gestured
       towards the empty seats as if suggesting they sit and chat for a
       bit.
       "So, out dancing, huh? You two been together for long? you
       seem.. close." The grey stallion questioned, once they were
       seated, his tone teasing, as his eyes flickered over to the
       bathroom they had disappeared into together a minute or so ago,
       his assumption of what they had been up to, obvious in his tone,
       and the congratulatory smirk he gave Schwambart.
       *****************************************************
   DIR Previous Page
   DIR Next Page