Make that two beers, thank you.
âThatâs way worse. Cruel!â Vincenzo cries out, hand coming down hard on Oskarsâ shoulder- and squeezing while he pouts!
Speaking of decency. Itâs almost indecent, how Vin brings his fingers down his arm, while jotting down a few notes in his mind.
One, although lanky, and slender, Oskars is not completely devoid of muscle; two, his laughter is contagious, pulling a chuckle from him in return, even if heâs trying to keep his cool guy composure; three, Jesus, God, fuck, this might be the beginning of a thing for him. It just feels different. Not âbeer gogglesâ different. ButâŚ
âAt least have the decency to do it out of earshot, that I might not hear it.â
Two beers are eventually placed in front of them in a not-quite-timely fashion, but Oskars doesnât notice, finding himself too distracted by Vincenzo and his presence.
The casual touch takes him aback a bit, and after a momentâs consideration he realizes this is probably the first time heâs been touched by someone that wasnât his sister (or his cat, for that matter) in some months. Heâs not quite sure how to process this information, and as he feels Vincenzoâs fingers brushing down his arm itâs as if the temperature of the room has spiked.Â
God, itâs absurd, getting riled up over a simple touch. He decides to write it off as a side effect of the drinks under his belt -- despite the part of him that knows that itâs not the alcohol.Â
Oskars traces the rim of his glass absentmindedly before taking a drink of the draft. His thoughts are led astray as he thinks about taking Vin to the alley outside, somewhere out of earshot, and if he were a more charismatic he would spin his desire into flirtation. Instead, he pines, and wants, and stays quiet. Takes a long drink of his beer, then smiles crookedly as he jokes, âSure. But the only person I have to tell it to is my cat, anyway.â