Lochlann couldn't remember the last time he'd been at a night club.
Whether that was because he was smashed or because it'd been a while since he'd been to one, Lochlann couldn't say. He'd heard about Gomorrah in class, when he overheard two humans talking about how unfair it was that they couldn't get in.
A club just for non-humans...
Should he even be here, though? Most of Lochlann's life was spent trying to be human.
Pretending, if he was being honest, and he was doing a really poor job of it. How many girls were dead? He'd lost count. His last girlfriend disappeared and he didn't think it was his fault, but his track-record said otherwise. Shit. Should he really be here?
The young man ran his hand through his dark hair, mussing it. It was a little overgrown, but it didn't detract from his features. With the ruffled hair, dark jacket, and continuous slouch, his long hair looked intention. Fuck it, his entire body seemed to say, and at the same time, fuck me, please.
He had this half-baked idea that maybe, maybe he could find someone who could understand. Maybe he could get a drink in a place with other monsters and not have to worry about hitting on a hot chick because she might wake up with something worse than a hangover, if she woke up at all. When he left his apartment earlier that night, he didn't intend to come here. He figured he'd walk by on his way home from running some errands, that that was exactly what he did.
Ugh. This was a bad idea.
It was already pretty late, and even though there wasn't a line, Lochlann just couldn't bring himself to go in.
He leaned against the wall to the building and rubbed his bad leg since no one was around to see. Maybe he could go in for just one drink.
he wished for some kind of sign.
Whether that was because he was smashed or because it'd been a while since he'd been to one, Lochlann couldn't say. He'd heard about Gomorrah in class, when he overheard two humans talking about how unfair it was that they couldn't get in.
A club just for non-humans...
Should he even be here, though? Most of Lochlann's life was spent trying to be human.
Pretending, if he was being honest, and he was doing a really poor job of it. How many girls were dead? He'd lost count. His last girlfriend disappeared and he didn't think it was his fault, but his track-record said otherwise. Shit. Should he really be here?
The young man ran his hand through his dark hair, mussing it. It was a little overgrown, but it didn't detract from his features. With the ruffled hair, dark jacket, and continuous slouch, his long hair looked intention. Fuck it, his entire body seemed to say, and at the same time, fuck me, please.
He had this half-baked idea that maybe, maybe he could find someone who could understand. Maybe he could get a drink in a place with other monsters and not have to worry about hitting on a hot chick because she might wake up with something worse than a hangover, if she woke up at all. When he left his apartment earlier that night, he didn't intend to come here. He figured he'd walk by on his way home from running some errands, that that was exactly what he did.
Ugh. This was a bad idea.
It was already pretty late, and even though there wasn't a line, Lochlann just couldn't bring himself to go in.
He leaned against the wall to the building and rubbed his bad leg since no one was around to see. Maybe he could go in for just one drink.
he wished for some kind of sign.