Post by Tristian on Oct 15, 2017 12:19:51 GMT -5
As Mordred got himself into the car Tristian continued with his lies, “Because Emma asked me too and I am helpful and obliging. They needed a stage manager and what with being a Prince and all and being good at bossing people around she believed I would be quite good at it. She was correct. Seeing girls in their pants was simply a bonus.”
Well it wasn’t a total lie. He did see a lot of other people in their pants.
Getting in beside him, placing his bag down at his feet and shutting the door he said to the driver, “Rose Avenue please, building 13.”
On returning to Tintagel he had decided to move to his mother’s old flat that she had shared with Marian and Merlin, rather than living in the dormitories or doing as his father wished and staying in the frat house. Because his father had wanted it Tristian had decided against it. Not that it mattered, he enjoyed living in his mother’s flat, it was more in keeping with his style. Lot’s of whites and blues. It also meant he had an entire room for a closet (Merlin’s old room) and no annoying roommate to worry about. It meant he could bring whoever he liked back without worrying about someone seeing them and it meant that he could occasionally get dressed up for ‘work’ in advance, rather than having to carry his bag around everywhere.
It was his sanctuary. Thank goodness there was a lock on his closet otherwise he never would have dreamed of letting Mordred crash at his place.
When Mordred mentioned going for his phone Tristian tried to remember if he had been able to pick it up from the table for the two of them had to make their mad dash from the casino…that seemed so long ago now. “First of all, that is a terrible plan, text her in the morning,” said Tristian as the Taxi pulled away from the pavement, “secondly, I think you might have left your phone behind when we were running away from those thugs.”
Well it wasn’t a total lie. He did see a lot of other people in their pants.
Getting in beside him, placing his bag down at his feet and shutting the door he said to the driver, “Rose Avenue please, building 13.”
On returning to Tintagel he had decided to move to his mother’s old flat that she had shared with Marian and Merlin, rather than living in the dormitories or doing as his father wished and staying in the frat house. Because his father had wanted it Tristian had decided against it. Not that it mattered, he enjoyed living in his mother’s flat, it was more in keeping with his style. Lot’s of whites and blues. It also meant he had an entire room for a closet (Merlin’s old room) and no annoying roommate to worry about. It meant he could bring whoever he liked back without worrying about someone seeing them and it meant that he could occasionally get dressed up for ‘work’ in advance, rather than having to carry his bag around everywhere.
It was his sanctuary. Thank goodness there was a lock on his closet otherwise he never would have dreamed of letting Mordred crash at his place.
When Mordred mentioned going for his phone Tristian tried to remember if he had been able to pick it up from the table for the two of them had to make their mad dash from the casino…that seemed so long ago now. “First of all, that is a terrible plan, text her in the morning,” said Tristian as the Taxi pulled away from the pavement, “secondly, I think you might have left your phone behind when we were running away from those thugs.”