Eric Northman (
texted3times) wrote in
fandomtownies2019-11-30 12:31 pm
![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
![[community profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/community.png)
Devil's Nest, Saturday evening
When you were going to throw a party in a bar named the "Devil's Nest", you were just going to lean way into the red.
Red bows, red ribbons, red berries on pine boughs, red plates and glasses, a red sweater on Tiny that read "Jingle My Bells" with no bells visible, but a definite musical sound when he moved.
"That's awful," Eric told him, looking straight as his pants. "I've never been so proud." Eric was, for now, in a regular sweater and black leather pants, but he was very much looking forward to seeing what Ino brought him to wear. He had picked out an amazingly terrible holiday sweater for her.
Eric took a cautious sip of the extremely boozy red punch and shrugged. "Here goes nothing," he said, propping the door slightly open. "If Lucy starts playing 'Christmas Shoes' on the piano you have my explicit orders to throw him through the door.
Tiny would not be doing that.
Come on in, adults! Get drunk and make poor choices. It's the holidays.
Red bows, red ribbons, red berries on pine boughs, red plates and glasses, a red sweater on Tiny that read "Jingle My Bells" with no bells visible, but a definite musical sound when he moved.
"That's awful," Eric told him, looking straight as his pants. "I've never been so proud." Eric was, for now, in a regular sweater and black leather pants, but he was very much looking forward to seeing what Ino brought him to wear. He had picked out an amazingly terrible holiday sweater for her.
Eric took a cautious sip of the extremely boozy red punch and shrugged. "Here goes nothing," he said, propping the door slightly open. "If Lucy starts playing 'Christmas Shoes' on the piano you have my explicit orders to throw him through the door.
Tiny would not be doing that.
Come on in, adults! Get drunk and make poor choices. It's the holidays.
Re: Arrive and Mingle
Sorry, the Devil hadn't survived the apocalypse where she was from.
Re: Arrive and Mingle
Re: Arrive and Mingle
Re: Arrive and Mingle
Re: Arrive and Mingle
As evidenced by how her gaze didn't return back down to it.
"It would've already started making sense if it was going to."
Re: Arrive and Mingle
Re: Arrive and Mingle
"I'm not from around here," she rasped. "A lot of things are lost on me." Two years and counting, and she still found herself saying 'I don't know what that is' far too often. "Sure someone else will appreciate... whatever that is."
Re: Arrive and Mingle
Oh, come on, give him that one.
Re: Arrive and Mingle
The sort-of squint was back. Then, after a moment of that, she hazarded, "That's like a religion thing, right?"
Re: Arrive and Mingle
Re: Arrive and Mingle
-- okay, no, that was a gulp, not a sip. "Not trying to make your life all about anything." A beat. "Not religious, either."
Re: Arrive and Mingle