James Tiberius Kirk (
universal_charm) wrote2020-12-14 11:29 pm
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You've reached Kirk Industries, Inc.
Just leave a message and I'll get back to you as soon as I can.
If this is personal, well, do the same - except you've called James Kirk.
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How can I refuse an offer like that?
[ He checks the time and figures it out, making for Damon's place of work. Not like he wanted to go to sleep anyways. He was to riled up, antsy and edgy, the eddies of memories true and false swirling around in his head, some he thought he had forgotten, others he wished he could. ]
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Easy. But, it'd be pretty foolish to.
[ Damon can be found behind the bar, where else. But, tonight's crowd is decidedly quieter. There's a couple who he doesn't need to bother. And one quiet guy who looks like someone broke into his place and kicked him out. (Ha.) As Kirk slides onto a stool, two glasses are set on the bar. ] Pick your poison.
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Scotch, good stuff.
[ What? He had good tastes, especially when he was riled up or knocked down. Beers were for parties. Scotch was for times like this. ]
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[ So, he goes with whiskey, first. The equivalent to Jameson. ] Shoot this back, and then you'll get the good stuff. [ What, being a bartender has influenced him. And this guy needs to take it all back. ]
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He takes the whiskey shot and does as Damon ordered, tossing it back like an old pro. Really, this sort of thing was old hat. He'd mastered it in high school, though admittedly the alcohol hadn't been nearly as good back then. ]
Spoonful of sugar makes the medicine go down, right?
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In the most dee-lightful way.
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And then you'll be right as rain.
[ He swirls the glass, licking his lips. ]
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Oh. And down to business, he holds his hand out. ] Now that you're properly lubricated, hand it over.
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Might need you to drag me home tonight too, if that's all right.
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It's fine. I have two couches, remember?
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[ He laughs a little, sipping his scotch slower this time, letting it flood his mouth, wash over his tongue, try and wipe out the bitter taste of his anger. He must be feeling a little better if he was teasing like that. ]
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[ Yeah, that's not a no, but this is Damon the tease over here.
The quiet guy drops down his own money and they're left alone, Damon leaning against the bar, arms propping him up. He pulls off his own communicator and sets it down on the bar next to Kirk's. ] And that's enough of that for the night.
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He glances at the man leaving and then at Damon setting away his glasses, wrist slowly swirling the amber of his drink. ]
What, not making promises or listening to the drivel?
[ He nods at the glasses, taking a sip. ]
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[ But, Damon can't blame him. He's always been on the other end of that. ]
The glasses get in my way. [ If Stefan, or if Caroline or someone needs help, well, he'd get back to them. ] They're a distraction. When I've been told the customer is the priority. Always being right and all.
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Well, I am right about 95% of the time.
[ He chuckled at his own bad joke, tapping his finger against the rim of the glass before sipping again. He was going through it at a steady pace here, but at least he was taking pauses, and treating the alcohol with the respect it deserved. That whiskey shot might not be so lucky or deserving. ]
So - what do you think about all of this?
[ He meant the trial, this talk about restricting them. ]
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[ Damon placed several glasses of ice in his own glass, pouring himself four fingers. ]
I think it's talk. I think they're looking for someone to place the blame. I think we all blend together. We're the intruders. Even though we'd choose to not be here.
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[ He shifted and leaned back in his chair, not quite slouching, but taking on a more relaxed air. Normally expressive lips were turned the slightest bit down at the corners, blue eyes lacking their usual spark. ]
How are you coping? Being here, I mean. Hasn't been that long for you, has it?
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[ He half shrugs as he brings his glass to his mouth, tipping it back. The ice slides towards him with a clink before he sets it down, the glass hitting the bar with a thud. ]
I have a job. A new fully furnished apartment. I may not be dating my ex's best friend, but we can't all be Stefan.
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[ He drummed his fingers, antsy, nervous, angry. He wasn't good at sitting still. It was when he did that people knew something really was wrong with him. ]
Happy three week-a-versary.
[ He raised his glass to him, using it as an excuse to take another drink. ]
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You serve food here? Yelling at the general populace works up an appetite.
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Can you just do a grilled cheese?
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[ When he realizes Kirk is really going to order a grilled cheese, he goes over to the screen and taps a few times, ordering for Kirk, silently judging his seven year old life. ]
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What? Grilled cheese and scotch, it's a perfect combo. Besides, I'm still on a budget after all that furniture...
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