easton sinclair

Maverick shrugs. "Then I cover it with another when if I start to hate it." It probably isn't the best route to run down when it comes to permanent ink in his skin. It's easier to bounce back from a regretted piercing than any artwork that clashes with him as a person forever etched on his body.

"Doesn't that get kind of expensive?" He questions, vaguely remembering that his own cost nearly a hundred dollars. "I can't say you're wrong," Easton admits, reluctantly, "it's better if I just show you it." Pulling up the back of his shirt, he reveals a somewhat blurry Fozzy Bear tattoo. "Now you're one of maybe like five people who know about it." He puts his shirt down, "but it's painful, so I'm probably not going to be covering it up."

“ the answer is ‘or’” Jameson explained as he moved from under the hood of a different car. “ it’s not as bad as you think though. The damage isn’t the worst it’s just the replacement part had to be back ordered and we have to wait a little longer. I'm sorry if that's not what you wanted to hear “ @eastofsin

"That's disappointing," he says, "should I wait around or is this not getting done today?" Easton doesn't know anything about cars, so he's trying to be open minded, but he also doesn't want to be relying on public transportation. "And is it going to be a lot?"

"I would think that could happen either way, unless you're planning on sleeping in the same room as them." He raised an eyebrow at Easton. He doubted that would be the case. Neither of their parents probably cared if they left. Theo didn't want this though. He never wanted this. Not being here in Aurora Bay or his dad remarrying. "My dad asked me to be here," he shrugged as if that answered the question. He didn't have any more family. "I don't have anywhere else to be either."

"Gross," he mutters, annoyed that Theo would even say such a thing. "Why?" Easton wonders, "it's not like he's spending time with you." Honestly, it's the same with his own mother and quite frankly, it's not really fair to either of them. "What do you mean? Like you have nowhere better to be? No friends? Crashing on your daddy's couch?"

"Oh -no. I'm not that good at ball." Vlad said, chuckling lightly. "Boxing. I gotta head to Tulsa for the tournament next week." he explained while stretching out his leg, making small movements of his ankle. "I did -just to be on the safe side. It's all good. Should be sore for a few days only."

"Well, that's good. Boxing, though? Aren't you afraid of messing up your face?"

Theo never wanted to hear that his father was going to remarry, especially after how annoying he'd been all his childhood. He absolutely hated that his father who caused so many problems was happy while his mother wasn't around anymore. He didn't care about this dinner tonight. Theo wanted to go back home, to his own apartment or back to Wilmington. It didn't matter where, but this place wasn't his home anymore. His dad didn't make it that way and sure he didn't want a relationship with Easton, but that didn't make it any easier. He sighed seeing Easton instead of his father who he expected. "No one is stopping you from going home. By all means." He pointed out the window. "See yourself out." He leaned against the wall. "And I don't care."

"Yeah, I could leave, but I feel like I have to stick around to make sure that our parents don't announce a "geriatric" pregnancy or something," Easton responds, "even though they probably wouldn't notice if either of us left." He doesn't even know why he bothers. Spending time with his mom nowadays is not just being a third wheel, but a fourth wheel. Maybe he is meant to buddy up with Theo while their parents act like teenagers in love, but he's not interested. "What's keeping you from leaving?"@theoskrause

“ no like on my body?” Spencer asked as he felt around and checked for his keys and phone for a moment. He was he only wondering why Easton seemed concerned about something? “ yeah man it’s kind of got me pumped to try again. I was so close last time to making the team but this year I feel like I’ve gotta get in “ @eastofsin

"Yeah, but you still seem so relaxed about it?" He gets quiet for a moment before continuing, "like I know you care, but you act like it doesn't get to you?" It's not a compliment, or a criticism, simply just an observation. @spencer-sarmiento

“I definitely should have let you go first. My embarrassing story is a million times worse than yours. But c’mon, it’s a simple mistake, it can’t be that bad. And cross stitching? Didn’t expect that to be the hobby.”

"What if I told you that I made you go first on purpose?" he asks, "and you're telling me that you wouldn't have died asking for crotch stitch supplies? Yeah, well, my therapist thinks I need hobbies that don't have anything to do with being on the ice, so..."

open starter! @aurorabaystarter location: legacy multi court

"Basketball nationals?" he questions, confused, "or you mean something else?

“Yeah… pretty rough. But yeah, at least I can fully get over him.” Eden sighed as she crossed her arms over her chest. “Oh c’mon,” she rolled her eyes. “You gotta tell me something. I didn’t just tell you my embarrassment for free.”

"I asked the lady at the craft store if she knew where the crotch stitch stuff was," he says, reluctantly, "it's not the worst thing that's ever happened to me, but it's still pretty fresh in my mind." Maybe it's not on the same level as unrequited love or a failed chance at the Olympics, but it's still pretty embarrassing. "So much for starting a new hobby."

"I'd like to think it hasn't happened to me yet." Brooke chuckles. "But I guess something that's been pretty embarassing is falling flat on my face in front of my celebrity idol. It wasn't a great first impression." She reveals, shaking her head, as she relieved the moment. "Why do you need to feel better?"

"The year isn't over yet," he suggests, rather pessimistically. "You don't consider that the most embarrassing thing?" Easton asks, raising a brow, "and who is your celebrity idol?"

“I feel like mine is too fresh.” Eden huffed out a laugh. “I thought my ex and I were going to get back together and we very much were not. I made myself sound like an idiot over it. Now it’s your turn. What’s the most embarrassing thing that’s happened to you?”

"That's rough," he responds, agreeing, "at least you know you're really done now?" Easton's never really been in a relationship before, putting too much emphasis on his career, but he can still figure that her situation isn't great. "Where should I start?"

"Once you're very covered, you start to get them just for the hell of it." The other part of the issue of having a good chunk of big pieces is, regret is seemingly nonexistent, which leaves a lot of room for a 'bad tattoo'.

"Guess that makes sense," he admits, though he still argues that anyone can get a bad tattoo, "but you still want to like it, right? We might have different tastes."