âHow would that work though? Like whatâs the magistics?â Tigg asked. She meant logistics. Swore she said logistics.
âThe what?â Flik blinked in attempt to emphasis his confusion before shrugging his shoulders. âItâs simple, really. Maybe itâll be shaped like a microwave and thereâs a âblendâ option as one of the buttons. Iâm not sure, I havenât quite figured out the details yet.â
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âI think itâs a wonderful idea.â Flik, as out of character for him as it was, genuinely assumed that the invention circling his mind was a solid idea. When he explained the idea to the person, he may have sounded rather clueless. He was never a fan of critique, either, so her response caught him off guard a little bit. âA blender and a microwave combined into one? It sounds rather practical.â
This was Louâs fault for attempting to get out and get some fresh air. People were going to be rude. Honestly? Had he gone to France for two months and everyone had forgotten their manners? Who didnât move out of the way when someone asked them to?
He had even said please.
âAnd why would I do that?â Lou said, going back to his work.
The guy had said please, although Flik was still far too stubborn to move. Normally, heâd move if requested to, with no objections whatsoever, not any sort of verbal communication at all. Heâd simply get up and go! Not now, though.
âWell, I mean. Youâre drawing right now, I assume. Plus, Iâm in your view anyway, so thereâs not much else to draw, is there?â He responded, smile broadening.
Flik chuckled, a mischievous glint gleaming in his eyes at the request. Had he been more considerate of the other, he wouldâve moved almost immediately. Though, on this particular day, he had been feeling more chaotic than he usually felt, so he didnât budge. âIâll pass on that, thanks though.â A smirk graces his lips. âPerhaps you could draw me, though?â
Elliot laughed nudging Flik with a roll of his eyes. Blondes werenât that bad. When they made it their personality usually you could get a good lay out of it at the very least.
âGotta get a few more drinks in you and then maybe youâll be able to flirt.â Elliot joked. âBesides I can be your wingman if you want. Sadly i rarely find engaging conversation when you just want a one night stand.â
âPrecisely that. I need like, shots or something.â Flik noted with a grin. âIâm just terrified if I go up to somebody and try to flirt and fuck up right then and there.â
Conversation was sort of a necessity for Flik. He preferred making conversation, even as simple as small talk, especially when trying out one-night stands. âThatâd be nice of you.â He nodded. âIâm pretty much the opposite, I need at least small talk to happen or else I feel like it will go nowhere.â
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âNah, just the couple ones I think of that Iâd either have more with or multiple hookups are both blondes.â At the same time, Elliot wouldnât be taking a chance with a relationship. any time soon either.
âBut nah Iâm really not picky, if they have a decent personality and wonât go all clingy on me then Iâm pretty much always down for some fun.â That or they were a bitch to his family.
âOh thank fuck.â Flik let out a sigh of relief at his words. He didnât particularly have an issue with blondes in general, but he did have an issue with those blondes who would make everything about them about their hair color.
âI donât think Iâm picky either, Iâm just shit at flirting as a whole. I agree with the whole decent personality thing, I enjoy people who can keep a conversation interesting, and I do like having fun.â
âYet.â Elliot teased though his eyes followed the crowd trying to figure out who he had his eye on. Elli made a great wingman.
âHonestly same. Iâm here for a good time when it comes down to it. Probably a weakness for blondes But Iâm over all not to picky.â Elliot didnât do relationships so he didnât need to worry about being picky.
âYeah, yet. As I said, I donât have the guts to approach them right now, so Iâm staying low.â He chuckled. âMe too. This night off will have been so worth it if that means finding a hook-up and partying my ass off.â
He chuckled to himself. âWhen you say blondes, you donât mean the people who make being blonde their whole personality, right? Honestly, you donât seem like the picky type.â
Jeremy grinned, it absolutely was sick.¡âYeah, it was epic. I mean, yeah. Ahead by like, 8 to 10 hours. Cause Australiaâs so freaking massive that it actually has¡ bunch of different time zones! Which is cool, but I tell you, flying back all those timezones was weird.â
âBut yeah, I promise I donât just crouch outside of stores as like, a hobby, or something.â
âIt does seem cool, besides the flying bit,â he noted with a smile. âNever been out of the country, really, so I might have to go there sometime.â He wondered if visiting Australia would be more of an impulse trip than anything else.
He laughed a bit at the otherâs comment. âYeah, I didnât think you did. Would be a strange hobby if you really think about it.â Although Flik had rather peculiar interests himself, he felt rummaging through bags on a daily basis would just seem off-putting.Â
âOh yeah?â Elliot turned in his chair so he was facing the crowd. âWho would you pick then? Cute blond? Brunette.â Elliot scanned the crowd for anyone he thought was hot and he hadnât hooked up with previously.
âWhatâs your type?â
âI can seeâŚseveral people Iâd pick. Not like Iâm gonna approach them yet, though.â His eyes studied the crowd in thought before moving to lean against the table. âItâs always like receiving gifts at a party whenever I go out, youâll never know what will happen.â He allowed for a poorly coordinated wink towards the other.
âMy type?â Flik had never actually thought of that in a while, he kind of just went along with what anyone else would say. âI donât care, as long as theyâre good kissers. What about you?â
Elliot glanced over Flik at the momentary freeze before raising an eyebrow. âAt the beginning of the year? Now thatâs a choice.â Elliot shrugged who was he to say anything about Uni and being in it or not.
âI mean Iâm not working, looking for a fun night. Maybe a hook up depending how it all goes. Very simple goals from me.â
âWell, I donât work so itâs not like I have anywhere else to be.â He chuckled. It wasnât like he wanted to work either, so he was much more comfortable just putting his feet up.
âI could also be doing that, looking for a hookup. I wasnât thinking about that, but now that youâve mentioned it, I might just have that in mind for tonight.â
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I was born on a hot summer day in Doncaster, a village in Yorkshire, in July 1996. Iâm the eldest child and firstborn son of seven, but I wasnât treated any different from my siblings were growing up. When you think of a large family, you probably think of wealth, dolls made of porcelain and jack in the boxes carved from wood and delicately painted. Thatâs not even close to what I went through, though.
Unlike my younger siblings, I didnât have hand-me-downs, I just wore most of my wardrobe until there were too big of holes, or it just didnât fit anymore. Most notably through all of this, I wore the same old, torn shoes throughout primary school. I dealt with teasing and name-calling, and for so long; I yearned for a solution to my difficulties, and most importantly, my familyâs difficulties. My family is everything to me, I wouldâve and still would do anything for them. But thatâs not necessarily what this is about.
When I was 12, we went to my nanâs house for a mini-holiday, it was there when I tinkered with some old junk in her attic. I made a little gadget, I donât recall what it was exactly, but it was an adrenaline rush. It felt so incredible to make something for myself, and if I could do that, then could I perhaps do more with that?
Spoiler: I definitely can. Keep reading though, Iâm far from done.
Most boys my age would have requested footballs or a fascinating bike for Christmas, and I would request usual teenage items like that too! I would not utilize them, however. Iâd pull them apart, bit by bit until I was left with scraps. From those scraps, Iâd spend hours at a time in my room, just rearranging the pieces until I was satisfied with my work. I felt so powerful, like my potential to do something good for this world was slowly improving day by day.
Fast-forward to right before my 18th birthday, I decided to skip out on college until I can get a solid grip on my life. Since my time skip, I moved to Swynlake at 16 and was nearing graduation from secondary school. I hear about this contest pertaining to engineering, and decide to enter one of my inventions into the engineering contest, just because I know it wonât go too far. Looking back on it now, it was a silly invention I submitted, it combined a pair of scissors and a pizza slicer, so you could essentially cut and slice the pizza at once, but at the time, I thought it was a terrific concept.
Eventually, after a bit of waiting and checking the mail constantly, I finally received the letter Iâd been hoping for. I had won the contest, but there was a catch: the judges were from Pride Uâs engineering board. I was over the moon, I finally felt like weights were lifted off of my shoulders, like after wishing on a shooting star, and it comes true. Iâve never actually done that - can someone confirm or deny it for me?
After years of making sure that my family was in a good spot both emotionally and physically, I moved out of their house and began my education at PrideU, only 7 years after I was meant to start. I currently major in engineering, but if that doesnât go the way I prefer it to go, I may just go a different direction, and I am okay with that. Iâm a very open-minded person when it comes to my interests. Next year is my second year there, and I canât wait for the future.
I donât know how to end a lot of the essays I write, because Iâll be honest - Iâm not much of a writer. I think a solid summary of this essay is that I am a problem-solver. I have unique techniques for solving obstacles that turn up in my life, and no matter how difficult my life goes, I do my hardest to lessen these difficulties, so they will not come up in the future. For me, it is not an âI believe I will...â statement I go by anymore, it is an âI know I will...â statement. I know I will be comfortable in the future, and I know I will be satisfied with my life, both then and now. Most importantly, it may not be now, but I know everything will turn out okay.
âOh, so I just flew in from Australia a couple of days ago!â Jeremy happily began telling all about it. âI mean, via Dubai obviously but itâs a hell of a lot of flying with a pretty short stop over, and I have not finished re-adjusting my sleep schedule yet,â he smiled.Â
âAnd honestly, Iâd have been confused too. I probably look a little bit mad right now?â He gave the guy a friendly grin.Â
âAustralia? Thatâs fuckinâ sick. I could see the whole sleep schedule thing being an issue, arenât they ahead by like a lot or something?â He wondered. âI couldnât imagine flying for that long.â
He nodded, âYeah, you did at first, and now I know youâre just a kid I feel a lot less awkward.â He grinned in response to the other.
Elliot stuck stuck out his tongue at Flik, normally the only place Elli fall asleep so suddenly was when one of his brothers was around. It made it so much easier to ignore and pretend it never happened. But now? Well it seemed he was going to have to do some damage control.
âSnoozing with all this noise. Youâre mistaken me for an over worked and tired student at Uni.â Elliot teased. âLike where youâre supposed to be?â
âYou were snoozinâ, though.â He remarked, huffing out a laugh. âI wouldâve gotten it on record if my phone wasnât at 2 percent.â Truly, Flik didnât care if Elli was sleeping or not; it was just funny to him because well, why would you be caught sleeping in a club of all places?
At the mention of Uni, Flik froze up a little. âI dropped out.â He lied, a grin forming on his face. âCame here to celebrate my newfound freedom, obviously. But my question is why are you here?â
Elliot was exhausted. Not because of the Spill but because he was working out of the town for a transfer program.
Maybe he should have rented a place for a few months while he did but one. money. two. he didnât really want to be out of town THAT much. three. he liked to drive so it wasnât too much of a hardship.
It just sucked getting into a new routine when he didnât sleep all that much already.
And then the resurgence of Dianâs mystery disappearance. Well Elliot wanted a night out.
No one could have predicted in a packed and crowded club Elliot still found a way to drift off at least until he got nudged and Elliot looked up surprised.
âWhat I?âŚ.I was just- resting my eyes???â Elliot scrambled to explain knowing how weird it was.
Flik couldnât possibly have already been in a club, especially since school had started up and he had to focus on classes and whatnot. After contemplating, he ended up going out knowing heâd most likely wake up regretting the night anyhow.
What he didnât know was that Elliot was also at the club, which made Flik feel a little less guilty about his decision. But after seeing his friend asleep, he could barely hold back a chuckle. âHey, mate!â He grinned. âHow was your little snooze?â
âYou too buddy! Sorry about all the, you know⌠looking slightly mad on the steps.â He sighed, giving up his hunt and beginning to re-order the bags. âLooks like itâs Jet Lag 1, Jeremy Nil,â he shook his head. âGoing to have to take that trip inside anyway, itâs a good job the people at Moon Market are so friendly or Iâd look like a real idiot coming back immediately.â
âJet lag?â He wondered, cocking an eyebrow slightly. âWhere did you arrive from?â He nodded at the otherâs statement. âCouldnât agree more with that, mate. Also; youâre fine, I didnât care to pay mind to it that much anyway, I swear. I was just a little confused, honestly.â
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âOh no,â Jeremy shook his head with a smile. âUnless you can see any bodywash lying around me and itâs just hiding from me?â He joked. He wasnât going to have someone have to stop and help him rummage through his bags, that would be weird. âThanks for offering though, thatâs cool of you. Iâm Jeremy, by the way.â
As he had presumed, the other man didnât need his help. Which, by the way, was totally fine with him, frankly â the guy probably had places to be and Flik didnât really want to intervene, though he felt it was courteous of him to ask anyhow. âItâs no problem at all, Iâm Flik. Itâs nice meeting you.â
âOh thanks,â Jeremy smiled, looking down at the bag which he was frantically rummaging through before looking back up at the guy. Yeah ok he probably looked a bit crazy, huh? âYeah, yeah Iâm good. Just, canât remember for the life of me if I actually picked up some stuff that my Mum wanted, having a total brain blank, hence-â he gestured at the bags.Â
âYouâre welcome,â He nodded, he couldnât argue with the whole âbrain breakâ fiasco because he could kind of relate in some way. âYeah no, I get it. Youâre alright, bro. You need some help?â Honestly, what could Flik have done to help? But he had time to spare before he needed to be back in his form, so he wouldnât have cared too much to not assist anyhow.