( 🗡 )t𝘙𝘖𝘈𝘙𝘒𝘌 𝘔𝘈𝘚𝘖𝘕
( role bassist ) ─ ( location planeee ) ─ ( tags everyone hehe )
xxxxxhe liked to imagine he was a little bit popular with the fans, interacting as much as his knowledge of technology would let him, but the crooked, sort-of-awkward grin he shot them in hopes of avoiding their questions was nothing friendly. regardless, they pressed on with the tugging at his sweatshirt sleeves and the hopeless screaming. it was his fault they were crowded like this. but if his bandmates knew, had seen that stupid post he made, they sure as hell weren't showing it. he gave a few more weak smiles and took a few more pictures, keeping his body turned towards the fans to avoid talking to the two surrounding him.
rory's sullen gaze scanning the crowd for an opening that he could escape through. he brought a hand up and ran it through his hair, shifting his weight onto one leg. the tension was murderous, almost, and he would've probably jumped out the window behind him just to get away from it if it wasn't for the security guard's own guffawing. rory shot him a you're-not-helping look, before finally letting his gaze train onto osiris', cocking an eyebrow. funny how the moment they're finally given the closure they needed, finally reunited, hell breaks loose. rory leaned in for one last picture, but si was already grabbing his sleeve and pulling him towards the jetway.
it was too early for this. he blinked, rubbing a knuckle into his eye once more and shading his face with his arm as he was forced by the pianist into the seat adjacent to the window. rory shot the man a guarded look, accompanied by a quiet groan in protest, but he remained silent. he could remember all the times he was keeled over laughing at a joke si made, tears threatening at the corners of his eyes, or all the times they were up far past early morning arguing over who was better at mariokart. it was almost too much. for so long he thought of si as his best friend, his soulmate in a way. the person he missed most, the person he was advised against talking to once the band split. the moment he regretted most was during their last meeting, when he couldn't even say goodbye in person. he wasn't even going to text him but it all hurt too much and he cracked. later, ozzy. rory wasn't sure if he meant it as a promise or an attempt to let him down gently.
meanwhile, he still refused to give any acknowledgement to the guitarist. their relationship, in the end, had been more than rocky - more like goddamned jagged. rory turned towards the window, blinking until his pale brown gaze adjusted to the light. they dated. at first he followed the other twenty-three year old around like a lovesick puppy, and he was sure the other members of the band noticed his sudden change in demeanor, from his usual crooked-smiling stupid, gullible and somewhat grumpy self to a joyous, hopeful 'wow-look-the-sun's-shining-i-love-everything'. thing is, they never confirmed it and that ate away at the other man. rory was out, but not to the public, and when toby pushed it he wasn't ready. they ended it, and assumed no harsh feelings until he caught wind of some accusations about how he shouldn't be in the band. he shifted a little bit closer to the cool wall of the plane.
rory's gaze was still settled on si, and he leaned his head against his palm, elbow balanced on the armrest so it nudged the other man. he gave a snort and looked back towards the tv. "frozen?" rory questioned, nodding in agreement with don. hell's sake, he had a little sister. he'd watched the movie more times than he could count on both hands. "are we doing disney? hercules is where it's at," he grinned. he always had a sort of thing for those stupid, perfect disney romances. guess life doesn't always imitate art. he leaned back in his seat, sighing softly.
rory's sullen gaze scanning the crowd for an opening that he could escape through. he brought a hand up and ran it through his hair, shifting his weight onto one leg. the tension was murderous, almost, and he would've probably jumped out the window behind him just to get away from it if it wasn't for the security guard's own guffawing. rory shot him a you're-not-helping look, before finally letting his gaze train onto osiris', cocking an eyebrow. funny how the moment they're finally given the closure they needed, finally reunited, hell breaks loose. rory leaned in for one last picture, but si was already grabbing his sleeve and pulling him towards the jetway.
it was too early for this. he blinked, rubbing a knuckle into his eye once more and shading his face with his arm as he was forced by the pianist into the seat adjacent to the window. rory shot the man a guarded look, accompanied by a quiet groan in protest, but he remained silent. he could remember all the times he was keeled over laughing at a joke si made, tears threatening at the corners of his eyes, or all the times they were up far past early morning arguing over who was better at mariokart. it was almost too much. for so long he thought of si as his best friend, his soulmate in a way. the person he missed most, the person he was advised against talking to once the band split. the moment he regretted most was during their last meeting, when he couldn't even say goodbye in person. he wasn't even going to text him but it all hurt too much and he cracked. later, ozzy. rory wasn't sure if he meant it as a promise or an attempt to let him down gently.
meanwhile, he still refused to give any acknowledgement to the guitarist. their relationship, in the end, had been more than rocky - more like goddamned jagged. rory turned towards the window, blinking until his pale brown gaze adjusted to the light. they dated. at first he followed the other twenty-three year old around like a lovesick puppy, and he was sure the other members of the band noticed his sudden change in demeanor, from his usual crooked-smiling stupid, gullible and somewhat grumpy self to a joyous, hopeful 'wow-look-the-sun's-shining-i-love-everything'. thing is, they never confirmed it and that ate away at the other man. rory was out, but not to the public, and when toby pushed it he wasn't ready. they ended it, and assumed no harsh feelings until he caught wind of some accusations about how he shouldn't be in the band. he shifted a little bit closer to the cool wall of the plane.
rory's gaze was still settled on si, and he leaned his head against his palm, elbow balanced on the armrest so it nudged the other man. he gave a snort and looked back towards the tv. "frozen?" rory questioned, nodding in agreement with don. hell's sake, he had a little sister. he'd watched the movie more times than he could count on both hands. "are we doing disney? hercules is where it's at," he grinned. he always had a sort of thing for those stupid, perfect disney romances. guess life doesn't always imitate art. he leaned back in his seat, sighing softly.