Post by Oliver Rearden on Aug 14, 2016 2:39:26 GMT
Ollie sat there with a mixture of sadness and boredom and kept looking at the door. One of the boys at the lab had set him up on a blind date and as far as he could tell he had been stood up. He had gotten dressed up in his best clothes. It was a black suite with a white shirt and electric blue tie. He wanted to show up as a cat, but that would have killed conversation. It was just more comfortable. The food tasted better and he did not have to wear these silly clothes. The excuse to cuddle for warmth or have them pet him was also nice. Instead he had been sitting here for an hour nursing a drink and staring at a door. He tried to distract himself with thoughts of work, but the nerves kept getting to him. He kept staring at that door. The waiter kept checking on him and he kept delaying not wanting to be rude. He kept checking his phone hoping for a message and had even made a few calls trying to find out what was going on. Nothing. This was all seeming like some bad joke at his expense. He had not been keen on the idea as it was and was slowly getting irritated. He did his best not to show it, but it was hard to hide. He could have been building things, but no, his coworkers had decided to waste his time with this mess.
Post by Kailyee Rivers on Aug 14, 2016 3:43:46 GMT
Running seemed to be the favorite past time lately, at least until she realized that she had to be somewhere. Where exactly, she did not remember. Well, until a friend of hers scolded her for being over two hours late. He probably ain't even there anymore. Kailyee rolled her eyes as she received a small shove into the Tayho. Her friend was really persistant on the smallest of things, but when they looked around, they realized that the guy they were waiting for, was no longer there.
Walking up to the bar, Kai rested her elbows on the bar itself as she listened to her friend talk to the bartender, who confirmed that the human they were seeking, was no longer present. With a huff, her friend left with a flick of hair over her shoulder. "Not my problem. You were the one to send me here to begin with." Mumbling under breath real quick, the blonde haired young lady straightened up to order a soft drink, which was quickly handed to her with a smile. It was then that she turned around, her skin itching majorly as she found a rather empty booth in the back to sit, her ice cold soda wrapped in her hands as she tried not to scratch.
She wanted back out to run, but yet, she didn't. Her arms and legs were still rather sore from running for so long, very short breaks here and there. But it was something that she found to help control the wolf. The one that threatened to force her chest to rumble as she carefully took a drink. Highly unaware of the other shifters that resided in the bar, she tried to let her mind stray, though as it did, she found herself scratching at her skin, nearly clawing it off as bright red marks were left behind were her nails had crossed.
Post by Oliver Rearden on Aug 14, 2016 4:29:17 GMT
Ollie watched the ladies come in, and having nothing better to do, listened to them as they learned that the person they were looking for was gone. Apparently, she had accidentally stood up someone just like he was being stood up now. H supposed that it gave him some hope that his predicament was not malicious, but simply oversight. Perhaps they were just lost or had something come up. Perhaps thy would come through that door still. That seemed unlikely, but he could hope.
With that in mind he took his drink and approached the blonde he had begun to watch claw her skin off. That was why he had chosen to walk over. He was not sure if she was okay. She might have been more broken up about missing her appointment or something else entirely might be the problem. It seemed worth checking in on her, it was not like his date was going to care. They could not even bother to show up. If they did he was sure they would understand why he had found other ways to entertain himself.
He gave a friendly and concerned smile as he asked, "Are you okay, ma'am?"
His voice showed the same concern as he looked at the marks she had left on herself. There was nothing there but concern for a fellow person. He was the nonthreatening pussycat inside that he was when he shifted. He was just trying to be nice and show concern. He knew what it was like to worry about what someone thought of you. Perhaps he was projecting a bit, but he was really concerned for her.
Post by Kailyee Rivers on Aug 23, 2016 0:49:49 GMT
One last scratching motion across her skin left deeper red marks as a stinging feeling entered her veins. At first she didn't think anything of it until a voice wrapped itself around her ears, pulling her from her day-dream. Looking up, she saw a red-haired man looking at her, concern on his face. "Yea. I'm ok." She spoke slightly quieter than she hoped. Though it still was not her normal, voice, she knew that her words could be heard. Even as she breathed in through her mouth, exhaling through her nose.
"I just don't like being among the humans." She admitted quietly, letting her eyes slide down to the table under her arms. "I just don't know how anybody can stand them." She muttered more to herself, so her voice was not very loud. "You can sit if you'd like." A quick smile crossed her lips as she crossed her arms by her chest, trying to hide the new marks on her skin from straying eyes of nearby company. Even her eyes didn't seem to sit on anything certain as they danced from one corner to the next of the wall at the table she was seated in. Trying to keep her breathing steady now that she was no longer itching, or was trying not to. Not even the stinging burn that was left helped.
"How are you able to stand them?" The question slipped her mouth as she took a deep breath, catching every scent around her. How he managed to keep his other hidden, she would baffled. She was barely able to keep her wolf hidden for more than three hours at a time. Why was it she even stuck around when her supposed companion was already gone? Maybe it was simply so she could have a few, clean drinks before returning to where she was before she came here. Maybe once she was ready, this fiend may join. But she wasn't going to hold her tongue about it. She knew not many mingled with different kinds, so she didn't say anything about it.