He was right where he belonged. He could see himself reflected in the eyes of the three in front of him, and he reflected them as well, like standing in a room with mirrors on opposite walls. Seemingly stretching into eternity in both directions. That was them right in that moment, a snapshot of Jameson that said everything anyone needed to know about him. A grin tugged at one corner of his mouth as he peered towards Kas after having delivered his drink. "It's called a Zombie. You did ask for something strong, Morningstar." Hel had also asked for something hard, and the sweet juices in the cocktail didn't quite fit that description. But Jay was more than certain he could provide something hard for the rocker. Hell. You could even say he was already working on something stiff for the man to drink. Which was probably pretty evident considering the way he was seated right in front of the trio. But he didn't have to talk about it. None of them did not really. Evidence was there, and while he happened to be on display. Well. He could practically feel the sensual energies rolling off of Adley, and Kaspar, and Indie. We really are all guitar strings, just humming for each other.
"Lets see, it's got brandy, a few kinds of rum, and lime, grapefruit juice, cinnamon, grenad—you know what it doesn't have in it is a shorter list." He decided as Indigo retrieved that drink from between his legs. Talk about the perfect serving platter. He casually slid his own tumbler of gin against the other leg after taking a sip from it. He used the back of his hand to drag across his lips, leaving the back of his hand glossy with the drink. Still covered in paint. Always covered in paint. He could easily be mistaken for a full time artist, even if it's just what he did at the end of the 'day' to unwind, or process the **** of a long night. Maybe the stains were his version of a security blanket. Maybe he just forgot to clean them off, and it was purely subconscious. Maybe he liked the illusion they perpetuated. Indie's fingers dragged across his thigh through the thin, tight fabric of his jeans. Both of his brows moved upwards and he suddenly had this urge to lean closer, until they were face to face, run his fingers through her hair and draw her into a kiss that would leave her breathless and him in an even worse position than he already was. If you could describe his preoccupation with the other three a 'bad' thing. He didn't. The touch was appreciated in the way a man stranded on a tropical island appreciated finding coconuts weighed down with purified water. Yes. Give me more. I need it to ******* survive. I'm parched.
"I would feel bad if you didn't share." He said. Not that she had explicitly been speaking to him. He was like that though. With the people he liked. He would drink after them, eat after them. Like he was terrible at parties because double dipping was 'gross', and he didn't give a **** about germs or anything like that. If he liked you. And he liked them all. So when Adley pushed that bubblegum vodka between his legs, he regarded him with a brief look. He could almost read his thoughts based only on the other man's expression. Or maybe that was just how it looked, because he lifted the vodka in its tumbler and he tipped his head back. His dark hair fell between his shoulder blades. His throat worked and he swallowed it the way one might have water, or fruit punch. Certainly not something as strong as almost straight up vodka. At least, not before the throat had been primed with a decent buzz. And it did burn, but he didn't care. Everything good had a little pain with it. Good rough sex. Good ink on the skin. A good piercing. There were some people who said that any number of those things 'done right', didn't have to feel that way. But that was part of the allure for Jameson. Not that he was a masochist, but he owned every last ******* sensation he felt. Because they were all part of the mess that was him.
He clunked the empty tumbler down on the table to one side. There was a little bit of sweet smelling drink clinging to the inner walls, sliding its way down to pool in a thin layer at the bottom. "I'm not trying to say anything, handsome. Our Adley doesn't drink this kind of stuff, you see. So I was just asking him if he wants me to be sweet tonight. I just have a fucked up way of asking. I got my answer though." He said, his gaze lingering on Adley for a moment, his eyes saying more than his mouth could. They said he was hungry. Starving. His eyes said that there was something Adley could do to him, give him, a way the man could make him feel. And that was theirs, and that was special, intimate in a way that wasn't entirely sexual, and yet had elements of that too. No. Jameson didn't call Adley's masculinity into question. He didn't care about all of that. He didn't get into dick swinging games. He didn't give a **** who top dog was. He just cared that he was on the puppy pile.
But naturally, before he could begin his story, Hel had to steal Jay's attention away from Adley. Kas was drinking, and he was brushing against a thigh. You guys are paying for these pants if they tear. He almost wanted to say. Since he was down there, Jameson's fingers slid through Kaspar's hair. Not intent on keeping him pinned in place, they slowly moved across a scalp, digging their way through the slim tendrils. And he needed to let off some of the steam that had been bubbling inside of him so he leaned as he tugged at that hair so their lips could crush together messily. It was close enough to Indie that she probably could have turned her head and been part of it, just by accident. It was brief and it was hard, and when Jay pulled away, his teeth ached a little bit, and he felt like his lips had swollen just a little bit. But ****. He had a story to tell. Before he got distracted by them all again, and insisted they march out to the dance floor. He had been the one to say they should get a dark booth hadn't he?
"Well the story begins a few years ago, when I was hanging out a lot with this girl named Tara. Dead ringer for Rihanna, but her complexion was darker, bigger boobs, and she was more punk rock than pop. Red hair all the time. Anyway, we got into a ton of ****, sometimes with my ex Max, and sometimes on our own. The three of us heard there was a fair coming into town. We were really drunk that night, and really...other things. Probably tripping. A lot of it is a blur. So we saw that things hadn't been set up by the time we got there. Did you know that ferris wheels take 4 rigs to pull? Anyway, so we had no ******* clue what we were doing, piled into one truck the three of us, and got the hell out of there. We figure. You know, it'd be a good idea to set this up right on the edge of the river. Gorgeous view, right? Up in the sky over the sparkling water and the moonlight."
He paused for a moment, so he could hold each of them, locked gaze to gaze. "Anyway. As it turns out, we only had one third of the damn thing, and none of the pieces needed to put it all together. Like we thought it was all automated. Just hit a button and it pops right up. WRONG. So there we are, in the wilderness, on the edge of the river, with the truck parked on an incline, and no ******* clue how to set it up. We managed to get up like. One of the support beams I think, before we realized we were fucked. So we spent the rest of the night with the three of us all sprawled on the hood of the rig with enough gin, brandy, and vodka to drown an elephant. Woke up the next morning hung over, and in total panic mode. Like we were sure we were going to jail. So we used whatever was leftover in the bottles to douse every surface, and used our shirts to clean it all of prints. Or at least, that was the plan. Fast forward to us walking into town. We had ditched our shirts in the river. So I'm bare chest, Max is bare chest, and there's Tara in her bra, leading the way. We ate a ton of IHOP and then puked our guts out.
Turns out it's not an uncommon thing. They found the ferris wheel part later that day and decided to blame it on teenage pranksters...which I guess we technically were at the time." He shrugged then. His life in a nutshell. It sounded good at the time. Then wait until the **** hits the fan.