Nothing like a gunshot wound to the face to really mellow someone out.
//Independent Danny Sexbang rp blog.
I am not Leigh "Danny" Avidan, nor do I truly claim to be, I'm just a fan.
Unlike some of my other blogs, this one exists purely for the sake of fun and crack and stuff, and I'll get on it at my own leisure and stuff.
Dodger just scowled a tiny bit because that smell was almost unbearable. When she finally did look over and headed up the stairs, she let out a soft breath, thankful for the brief break. At least until he came back, while dressed he still reeked like garbage and musk. If you could really call it dressed…he came back and looked half like a homeless man and half like a college student.
“Yeah…” she said softly as he apologized for the smell before Arin stood and took him aside. He nearly dragged him towards the kitchen and made sure he was listening. “I’m gonna tell you this once, I can see the way you looked at her but watch yourself.” Arin said firmly before rubbing the back of his head. “This is Mark’s daughter, you know how he can be.” He warned, glancing over to him before looking at the clock, “So just…don’t upset her, or him, or anything.” Arin said with a firm hand movement before looking back over to Dodger.
“I gotta go wake up Suzy, behave yourself.” He said with a soft poke on Dan’s chest before heading down the hallway to his bedroom. He trusted Dan not to be a dumbass and upset the girl. After all they all knew what a short fuse Mark could have, and how much he was slightly disgusted with werewolves.
Every time she looked at him, he felt like a germ under a microscope and she was judging and mocking every gross movement he made. He felt like somehow he’d offended her by existing. Which was unfortunate because she was hot as all hell and he was incredibly frisky after a transformation. It was probably for the best though, he crossed his arms but in no time he’s dragged away by the only real vampire friend he has.
“Daughter? Finally huh? So no accidental staking, and no calling her a leech like I do you then?” He joked, even though he knew the gravity of the situation he always still tried to at least partially make light of it, he’d been in total isolation for a century or so up until about twenty plus years ago. So it was that sort of sarcastic attitude he’d developed from having no one to talk to but himself for all that time, he’s lucky he didn’t go insane from it all really. Arin gives him a dirty look though when he says it, “Alright, alright, I’ll be a good little doggy, just don’t put a friggin’ leash on me.” He sneers, and puts his hands in his pockets.
He didn’t appreciate being poked though, but he didn’t exactly have much to say about it right now, especially since Arin’s left him with the newby before Danny can say too much against it. "So– Been a vampire long then?“ Not if she was Mark’s ‘daughter’, no, but he figured he’d make small talk with her if she was going to be living here.
She was very visibly nervous, which was kind of adorable to a point, clearly nervous about the smell of the car, and just plain being in the car with the guy with the worst reputation in the school. He wasn’t going to hurt her though, in fact this was more for her benefit than anything else. When she spoke he smiled a little bit, she didn’t need to be nervous. Dan would try to make her as comfortable as possible, especially since she’s only been here for a week.
“Alright, we’ll go out for burgers then, I know a fantastic place. You’re not a vegetarian though are you?” Because if they were going out for burgers that would be kind of cruel of him, taking a vegetarian to eat beef patties. As if he needed more on his reputation because that would most likely get twisted to, ‘Yeah, he once force-fed a vegetarian twelve hamburgers!’ Which wasn’t true.
She wasn’t sure if she was nervous because of his reputation or the fact that she was actively skipping class. She hunkered down a little and buckled herself in carefully before shaking her head. “Not vegetarian, lactose intolerant.” She said before making a face. Why did you say that Dodger. That was stupid! He doesn’t care about anything like that. He doesn’t care. She turned pink in the cheeks when she thought more about it before rubbing her shoulder a little and wringing her hands in the cloth of her dress.
She felt the car pull out into the road. She pushed her hair behind her ear and looked out the dirty window at the school leaving her sight. She was…skipping school. She was still terrified that she was going to get caught but she had started to relax a little, maybe not around him but just in general. Finally after a few minutes of awkward silence she asked, “Why are you doing this for me?”
“Lactose intolerant? No milkshakes then, got it.” That was decent information after all, especially if he was going to take her to lunch. It meant no cheeseburgers, no milkshakes, or really anything that had milk in it, he’d be sure to help keep an eye out for her in that respect. Finally they were out on the road, Dan liked that feeling of cutting out of school early, because clearly he’d shown up enough today to warrant some early time off immediately after arriving, that sounded absolutely reasonable. The question does warrant a small laugh, not as if it was a stupid question, because lord knows it was a very rational one, he was 20 something, a senior, and she was probably just barely even legal and was incredibly nervous at the prospect of even going off of campus let alone skipping school.
“Why?” He asks again before turning to look at her briefly, before his eyes go back to the road, just enough so they don’t crash, because that would be terrible, to skip school then just crash immediately. "Because I had nothing better to do today, and you’re really cute, and probably really hungry since you didn’t eat lunch.“
She was led along and hesitated for a moment before he finally tugged her out of the building and she was led to the car. It was beat up, rusty, not the best looking vehicle but who was she to complain. At least he had a car. She had to walk home or try and ride the bus when it got too bad outside. She finally climbed in after staring at the open door for a few minutes and then swung herself carefully into the car. It was…lets be honest it was a disaster. There was garbage here and there, clothes thrown in the back, even a large red plaid blanket. It smelled like pot, pretty bad in the car. She hoped her dress would air out on her way home. The thought that she went home and her parents found out she was even around it scared her.
When he climbed into his own side she looked over and shrugged a tiny bit. “I-I don’t…know anywhere.” she whispered, shaking her head. “I have only been here for a week.” Her voice was nearly silent and she gripped the cloth of her sundress, wringing it a little in her hands before biting her lower lip. She nibbled at it softly before rubbing her hands together a tiny bit.
She was very visibly nervous, which was kind of adorable to a point, clearly nervous about the smell of the car, and just plain being in the car with the guy with the worst reputation in the school. He wasn’t going to hurt her though, in fact this was more for her benefit than anything else. When she spoke he smiled a little bit, she didn’t need to be nervous. Dan would try to make her as comfortable as possible, especially since she’s only been here for a week.
“Alright, we’ll go out for burgers then, I know a fantastic place. You’re not a vegetarian though are you?” Because if they were going out for burgers that would be kind of cruel of him, taking a vegetarian to eat beef patties. As if he needed more on his reputation because that would most likely get twisted to, ‘Yeah, he once force-fed a vegetarian twelve hamburgers!’ Which wasn’t true.
