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 Posted: Tue Nov 10, 2009 9:49 pm
Billy's eyes grew wide and he stopped walking for a moment.
"s**t, I never even thought about prom." Ugh. "Well, knowing Kimberley, I would suppose so. I find it a bother but oh well. So long as her clothes are appropriate and people keep their hands off, things should refrain from getting bloody~"
ohohooo. Bloody. If only Billy knew what lurked within the school.
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Posted: Tue Nov 10, 2009 10:19 pm
Azzo blinked, as he looked at Billy. "Heh, figured you guys defaulted it by now."
He smiled and shook his head, "I'm sure people know to keep their hands awa- well all but Lucas. Lucas seems to not understand girls don't want their a** grabbed by people not their lovers..."
He shook his head thinking about what happened the other day. "As long as we avoid a deadly tragedy like me losing another assistant I'll be happy. Still can't figure out how that last show of the year went wrong." He was slightly worried about it but more worried about what happened if he got a new assistant.
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Posted: Tue Nov 10, 2009 10:40 pm
A wicked grin appeared on Billy's face, and his rosey eyes gleamed. "If Lucas doesn't learn that little lesson I'll be more than glad to rip his arm off and shove it up his a**."
Violent tendencies? Billy? NAW! Never, what are you talking about!?
"Well, you won't see me offering to become your assistant." Because Billy was no one's a**. "Perhaps, though, you should write up a contract before you get the next one."
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Posted: Wed Nov 11, 2009 9:34 am
Azzo chuckled, "I think he'll chill for a few days after getting a plate to the head." He shrugged, "I don't think Lucas'll ever learn if you ask me."
"Heh, wouldn't expect you to. Things just go smoothly with a helping hand." Pausing he blinked, with a chuckle, "Which after Lucas gets his arm outa his a** I guess that could be my helping hand" *shot for bad joke*
"Yeah... actually if I remembered to pack it, I brought one... though I should probably get one of the writers to help rewrite it a bit. It sounded kind of choppy."
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Posted: Wed Nov 11, 2009 10:19 pm
"Would you really want to use that hand after knowing where it has been?" Billy quirked a brow. "Hiring a whore off the street would smell better...and you wouldn't need that contract." Because who cares if a whore dies anyway?
Yes, Billy could be just that cruel - to think of whores as less than human, as not having lives or people to care whether they lived or died. To him, they were no better than diseased rats, spreading their plague.
However, Billy was sure whores were a topic best left to another day, and another debate.
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Posted: Wed Nov 11, 2009 10:26 pm
"Point taken..." Azzo looked at Billy when he mentioned whores and in all seriousness that he could muster replied, "True, they cost a little more, but at least you can get shots against the stuff they carry."
Azzo paused to open the door to the coffee shop, leaning on it a second to let Billy in first. "They have an awesome toffee-vanilla cappuccino here with an Irish cap. Found out incidentally you can order marshmallow and whipped cream too if you like that kind of stuff." Idle converstation wasn't always Azzo's strong point but he figured he might as well try his best at it since he didn't want to come alone.
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Posted: Wed Nov 11, 2009 11:07 pm
That's right, Billy got to go in first, like the royalty he sure assumed he was! Hah!
"Hmn, interesting. However, I believe I will see if they can make my usual." Billy said as he chose a seat.
Caffeine really wasn't something Billy indulged in too often. When he did, it was never anything too remarkable. Simple and refined. And despite how refined the boy was, it was an undeniable fact that he truelly enjoyed fast food. It was a guilty pleasure. However, it wasn't someplace he'd want to sit in and eat. Thus why he did not suggest the local burger joint.
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Posted: Thu Nov 12, 2009 9:34 am
Azzo sat down across from Bill and shrugged, "I'm sure they can, unless it's something oddly exotic from your home town." He looked around the shop, "Last time I was in here some guy got all huffy 'cause they couldn't make his favorite."
He picked up one of the dessert menus and flipped through as one of the waitresses walked up to them smiling waiting to take their order, Azzo looked at Billy, "Want anything from the dessert menu? Maybe take something back to Kimberly too?" He said, as he glanced over it eyeing a particular dessert before turning the menu so Billy could see it too.
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Posted: Fri Nov 13, 2009 12:17 pm
"You'd be surprised how many places can't, or won't, make the simplest of things..." Billy said boredly, not bothering with the menu, and simply waving off Azzo's offer. "No, that's fine. By the time she is done with cheerleading practice I'm sure whatever I got would not be near as good as it would be if it were fresh,."
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Posted: Fri Nov 13, 2009 3:41 pm
"Sometimes it's a shame really." He nodded as Billy waved off the offer, "Yeah, most of the stuff is better freash."
He looked at the Waitress, who was still standing there, she looked slightly out of it but yet still bubbly. "Um... excuse me."
"OH! What'll it be?" She smiled looking at the two.
"Can I have one of your Toffee-Vanilla Cappuccinos with an Irish cap, oh and a piece of your cinnamon coffee cake." He grinned as the Waitress wrote it down.
"And for you're friend?" She looked at Billy curiously.
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Posted: Fri Nov 13, 2009 9:45 pm
Cold rose eyes looked up to the waiter, a look entirely befitting a dark prince talking to a petty servant girl.
"I desire a simple hazelnut frappuccino with ground hazelnuts. This establishment is capable of such, yes?"
if this feeble establishment was not capable of something so ridiculously simple, then to hell with them
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Posted: Fri Nov 13, 2009 9:56 pm
The Waitress looked at Billy, biting back a small giggle as she nodded, "Of course we can." She smiled with a nod, "I'll be back in a bit with your order boys." With that she scurried off.
Azzo shook his head as he watched her leave, "Hazelnut hum, might have to try that one day." He gave a soft nod as he pondered.
"Seems a lot of guys in BP have a way with women." He mused after a second, "Well, asides from Lucas." Azzo always kind of noticed who was going out with who, or who had a flock of girls around them, or when a plate or something was thrown at someone's head. However his thoughts traveled to the fact he never really tried to obtain anyone, just an assistant when he needed them.
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Posted: Wed Nov 18, 2009 1:18 pm
Billy tried not to glare at the chipper waitress. At least some place could make what he wanted. It was surprising, truly surprising, how limited most places were now a days.
"There are benefits," Billy said on the subject of women. "And then there are downsides. Particularly when the girl's friends don't exactly like you." Not that it ever bothered Billy. They could accuse him of whatever they wanted. It didn't phase him in the least.
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Posted: Wed Nov 18, 2009 2:31 pm
"Benefits..." Azzo tilted his head thinking it wasn't really questioning, "I suppose that would be a bit of a pain if they didn't like you."
He stretched watching the other occupants of the shop. Shortly after he was messing with a few sugar packets. "Wonder if Mrs Johnson would let me use the stage when there's down times in between plays." He mused looking slightly at Billy.
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Posted: Wed Nov 18, 2009 5:25 pm
"Personally, I wouldn't. Not without supervision. This play, it seems like her own personal love-child. She seems very protective of everything. I got a feeling that she was terribly distressed when whatever mishap with the scripts happened." Oh course, what did he know? He wasn't a great observer of people. As he's stated before, he was meerly in it for the fame and notoriety.
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