Kyle Valenti (
kyle_valenti) wrote2006-03-02 10:28 pm
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Visiting Jason in St. Louis
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Kyle has never been happier to see a bus depot. Traveling on the Freeway Behemoth is usually pretty relaxing to him. He can read or write or sleep or chat up the stranger next to him until they change seats to get away from his annoying questions. But he realizes that when you actually want to get to your destination, riding the bus is an exercise in patience and self-control. Granted, it wasn't as bad as the cross-country flight he'd taken to see Michael in New York after the gang had gotten separated, but that was because he knew Michael would like him when he actually showed up. There's no telling if Jason will. So, on top of the impatience there's admittedly some anxiety. Buddha really doesn't help him with that.
Once he gets off the bus, happy to stretch his legs, Kyle digs into his pocket and pulls out Jason's number. First thing he'll do is find a payphone and give the guy a call. If he's busy, Kyle can still take on the town and do a little exploring. It's all good.
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Kyle has never been happier to see a bus depot. Traveling on the Freeway Behemoth is usually pretty relaxing to him. He can read or write or sleep or chat up the stranger next to him until they change seats to get away from his annoying questions. But he realizes that when you actually want to get to your destination, riding the bus is an exercise in patience and self-control. Granted, it wasn't as bad as the cross-country flight he'd taken to see Michael in New York after the gang had gotten separated, but that was because he knew Michael would like him when he actually showed up. There's no telling if Jason will. So, on top of the impatience there's admittedly some anxiety. Buddha really doesn't help him with that.
Once he gets off the bus, happy to stretch his legs, Kyle digs into his pocket and pulls out Jason's number. First thing he'll do is find a payphone and give the guy a call. If he's busy, Kyle can still take on the town and do a little exploring. It's all good.
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It sounds kind of nice, actually.
"And that's enough to keep them away? Because I'm willing to rub other things to ensure my safety."
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"Mmmm.....food."
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"Commence gorging," he says, pushing the plate of chili cheese fries to the middle of the table. "Share. I'm all talk," he says, smiling as he picks up his burger.
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But he's pretty damn happy to wolf down his own burger. Yum.
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It's actually kind of fun to be with someone who's his own age, or around his own age. Well, certainly closer to his own age than any of the vamps, that's for sure.
Besides, Nathaniel and Stephen are both just too domestic to enjoy a diner-induced splurge.
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Sweet!
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"So where're you from?"
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He sips some more of his shake. "What about you? Are you from St. Louis originally?"
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Jason laughs, "yup, born and raised in the St. Louis burbs."
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"Cherry pie, vanilla ice cream, and a cup of joe."
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"Next time, I'll get the boston cream," he grins at Jason. "Or maybe even banana cream. Maybe I'll just have all pie."
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Jason gives the waitress a brilliant smile when she returns with the pie. She remains unmoved by his pearly whites. Time to change audience. Jason flashes his best smile at Kyle.
"Dig In."
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"Oh my god. I think my tongue just had an orgasm," he says, blinking at Jason in exaggerated wonder. "How could I have missed this for all this time?"
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He keeps digging in, then takes a swig of the coffee. Mmmm....damn good too....there were reasons why cops came here.
He'd have to thank Zerbrowski for the tip sometime.
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He took a sip of his coffee and sighed. "There's this diner back home called the Crashdown. I always thought they had the best pie and coffee, but they might have to share the title."
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