No Fun

[bass_instincts]

Who: Shin and Parker, and Shin and YOU!
What: Band Mate Bonding, Partying away worries
When: First week of April
Where: Vista City (Beach for Parker, bars and nightclubs for everyone else.)
Warnings: Drug use/mention, alcohol, cursing, will update if needed

Gen. Pop.

Shin's been talking with one of the rescuers, and as much as he doesn't want to admit it, it's been getting him to question what's going on. He really isn't getting anywhere with it though, so why not shake off the uneasiness with copious amounts of drugs and alcohol? Shin can be found in a number of bars, at the bar, smoking weed outside, or finding a place to do a line or two of coke, if he hasn't mixed it into his cigarettes, that is.

For Parker

Roxas had suggested to not meet Parker by leaving his things in the hallway, so when they hadn't had a chance to get to talk much for a while he decides to try to make the first move in getting to know her. It had to beat dealing with the many apparently insane people here. Hopefully.

He knocks at her door a while after recording, holding two motorcycle helmets.

Comments

[bass_instincts]

"I don't know. He's been all about the occult lately apparently."

As much fun as it is to rag on Cloud, they've made it to the garage. Shin gets out his keys and gets on the motorcycle. He gets his helmet on, "make sure you hold on tight."

[trn451]

Parker obliges, strapping on her own helmet before clambering on-board. "Tell me you at least drive sober. We had a drummer who would go onstage high, once."

[bass_instincts]

"I don't think driving intoxicated is a good idea, and I'm not about to risk someone else."

So yeah, he's driven while on coke, but he's perfectly sober now.

The drug is starting to lure him in more, so he's not promising sobriety for any other activity. At least not from blow.

[trn451]

"Small mercies." She grabs on, only slightly gingerly. "Ready when you are."

[bass_instincts]

He walks it back before turning and moving at a surprisingly responsible speed. "Don't be afraid to hold on tight. Better than slipping off somehow," he warns.

When they get out of the garage he goes at a decent speed, enough for a rush for someone not used to it, but slow enough he can be responsible. Driving like a maniac is one thing when it's just him, since he's not likely to be doing much damage to a car, but he means it when he says he doesn't want to put anyone else at risk.

He takes a more scenic route, trying to give Parker a better ride, before pulling into parking by the beach. He turns back to her, "Had fun?"