You Talking To Me?

“I try not to, but should I believe the ones about you?”

“I think you should take them with a grain of salt and see for yourself. Maybe I’m a good guy after all.”

“I don’t know, I’ve heard stories about you. Not sure you’re the kind of guy I’d want to celebrate with.”

“Ooh, you hit me right where it hurts. My ego. You don’t believe all the rumors do you?”

“I worked the night before, ended up sleeping most of the day, and then stayed in…so I literally just FaceTimed them.”

“How about this proposition: I take you out to celebrate this weekend since you didn’t on your actual birthday.”

“Sorry, what? I couldn’t hear you over the sound of your mind-numbing douchery. You might want to work on that. It can’t be a big draw with the ladies.”

“Mind-numbing douchery. I haven’t heard that one since I was in college and didn’t let some kid into a frat party. Were you that kid? I thought you looked familiar.”

She wasn’t lost. At least, she didn’t like to think so. She sees herself as a person who knows how to navigate her way through a busy bustling city. She’s been in few of them; Chicago, Melbourne, Hong Kong–but New York proved to be the most challenging of them all. “Where are you…” She mumbled to herself, looking down at the piece of paper. It was impossible to tell where she came from and where she was headed next. She looked around; and as Charlie does, didn’t notice another person walking straight into her path. The blonde almost tripped, but regained her balance. “I’m sorry!” She exclaimed. “I-uh, uhm–” She looked at them, “Are you okay?”

The lawsuit he had been working was the only thing on Scotty’s mind lately. It was the only thing that mattered to him. But, thinking over the nitty details of his client’s testimony was exactly what distracted him. He didn’t see the person in front of him and crashed straight into them. Scotty sighed and composed himself, looking over the girl to make sure she was alright. “I’m fine, don’t worry. Are you okay?”

The only highlight of my birthday yesterday was being able to FaceTime with my brothers. Is that lame, it’s lame right?

“Did you go out and celebrate or literally just FaceTimed them?”

Oh.

My.

Rude.

Christian’s eyes widened and he almost literally swelled with indignation. “My ego is nice and fit and slim, thanks, unlike some people on this sidewalk, Mr. StayPuft.”

“The only thing puft about me is my hair. Check yourself before you try to insult me. I’ve worked hard on this quiff.”

The Pretty Boy

Rudolph Ellis (Alexander Skarsgård) - Father

Rosemarie Ellis (Margot Robbie) - Mother

Katherine Ellis (Elizabeth Olsen) - Sister

General Personality