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Just how many kids were going on this little 'get away'? Seth tilted his head as yet another 'troubled teen' moved to merge with their ameoba of a group. The raven haired boy gave a slight smile, waving politely. Leaning against the van, Seth looked around at the other faces of the boys. Hey, it most definately could be worse. Spending three months with georgous boys couldn'ti be all bad could it? With that though, Seth raised his mildly forgotten cancer stick to his lips, inhaling deeply, feeling the soothing nicotine. Nicotine, yet another addictive habit that felt better for you than it actually was. Ah well. Cookies were the same way he supposed, minus the lung cancer of course. Exhaling, he glanced back up at the other boys who'd more or less gathered around the smaller Seth. Cigarettes. Funny how close you get with people who think every puff might be their last. However, according to this new kid....Reed wasn't it? They'd be permited to smoke, probably off camera. That'd be good. Seth wasn't necessarily addictted persay...just needy when it came to the calming sensation of nictoine.
Something one of the boys said caused Seth's eyes to widden as he turned to face the boy who'd introduced himself as 'Matty'. The dark haired boy could almost imagine a cartoon of his eyes widdening to the size of dinner plates, ears suddenly perking up. That's what you get for watching saturday morning cartoons too much, he figured. But seriously, what had he said? Techno? Yes, that had been it, he was sure of it. Suddenly, his conversation about sketching and photography seemed to be folded back in his mind for a moment. "Wait, you DJ? Sorry....just heard something about techno music." He said smiling embaressedly. Let the world know that techno and Seth was like peanut butter and jelly. Pretty much created for the other. Funny considering raves and techno was what got him here more or less in the first place. With the raves came the cigs, then the drugs, and shortly the strangers of men crashing with him back at his house. Hey it was life, and it was his life. Why that crashed him here next to the creeper-van awaiting a doom-like television show still bewildered him.
Hearing one of the two new arrivals mentioned also identifying with the little family of techno junkies, Seth had to admit his respect for Reed just doubled. Anyone who enjoyed techno music was alright in his books. His eyes followed the new boy's glance to is knuckles, the photographer tilting his head slightly to read the letters inked into the boy's skin. "Nice tatts." He commented with a quiet smile. Personally, the only tattoo Seth had was a small black X on his left hipbone, not something he could really flash around in an airport. It'd been an experiment of one of his friend's back home. Tattoos were nice, on other people. Piercings were more of his thing.
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Be My Ba d Boy, Be My Man.Be My Weekend Lover But Don't Be My Friend
Be My Ba d Boy, But Understand that I don't need You in My Life Again.