Keep your head up strong and You'll get lost less

"How about one shot for a family’s friend?" Serena asked. It was a school night and she shouldn’t be there, yet, there she was, in a bar with some friends from school. IF she could call them friends.

Wilson chuckled, taking the empty glass from him. It had been awhile since he had a good laugh with one of the guys from that side of the world. "Any time, man. Any time. So how afraid are you to go back to your place on a scale from one to ten?"

Lana responded eagerly, back arching to press closer to him and her teeth nipping at his lower lip as her hand continued to thread through his locks which were even softer than they appeared. Her other hand slid down his chest to rest at his waist and she continued to kiss him fiercely for a moment more before pulling back for air.

"Ah, mate." His hand clapped on Eddie's shoulder. "I do not pity you. Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned. Just so you know, I am next to useless in a physical confrontation. Don't look for support."

"Smart man," Dani commented, glancing over him. Before she could say anything else, his mouth moved and her eyebrows shot up. "What? Right now? Are you joking?"

"It's been known to happen." He shrugged before he looked at her just as incredulously. "Not the bar I work at, wow. How much have you had to drink? Maybe this isn't a good idea. All I was suggesting is that the champagne comes from somewhere, I'm sure we can find more alcoholic beverages."

"Are you?" She questioned curiously, brow quirked as she contemplated. It was New Year’s. She was single. Just because she wasn’t drunk like the rest of the party didn’t mean she couldn’t have some harmless fun, too. “Maybe not.” Lana reached for the back of his neck and pulled him in for another kiss, this one deeper than before, her fingers raking through his hair.

"Do you really want an answer to that question?" He kept his eyes on hers, testing the waters again. His smirk hadn't shifted, he shrugged and the challenge, in his eyes, was set again. When Lana pulled his lips back down to hers, Wilson pulled her back against him. The tug on his hair made him kiss her deeper, more urgently than the previous, he almost forgot where they were.