"Jemaine. Mm. Jemaine. Thiss tassse...tasstess really good," Bret slurred, taking another sip of...whatever it was that had been put in his hand. He suspected Dave put it there but he wasn't really certain. It tasted sweet. And it appeared to be in a nice glass. One he probably shouldn't break. He devoted a great deal of concentration to making
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He shrugged his shoulders in Jemaine's grasp. "You'll hold me up. 'mgood."
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"Bret, I'm not holding you up until the party ends," he tightened his grip. "What if a pretty woman comes over here? Am I mean to say oh, sorry, I can't make out with you because I'm holding up my friend here who's too drunk to stand by himself. Yes, it is a shame, isn't it?. Plus it looks weird."
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"Y'could make out with me."
It was close to a sentence, so he let it sit for a moment, vibrating in the air like sounds do. And then he realized what he'd said and he giggled a bit, embarrassed. And then he stared at Jemaine's lips intently. "Y'could," he repeated.
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"What?" Oh, he wasn't nearly drunk enough for this. He let his hands fall and, having rested his glass against his little finger and palm, threw back the rest of his drink.
What?
"Bret, go-- and sit-- down. You're not thinking right."
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His fingers grabbed onto Jemaine's shirt. A suggestion floated up-- he could kiss him. Just to see. What exactly he was supposed to see wasn't up for discussion. He just wanted to know. Wanted that affection, the warmth, and Jemaine's lips were so full and soft-looking, better than a girl's and Jemaine was less of a bastard than the girls were. He always went home with Jemaine.
He giggled, suddenly, surprising himself. "Don' wanna sssi'. Wan'go home. With you." He giggled again, laughing at a joke Jemaine hadn't heard.
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