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He was supposed to have the day off. That didn't quite happen.
His phone woke up him at nine, and on the other end was his distraught mother. A pipe in his parents' basement had burst, and even though Davin is a mechanic and not a plumber, he was the one she called. Funny how she refuses to acknowledge his magic until she needs to take advantage of it.
His dad's out of town on business, so it was up to Davin to calm his mother and keep the basement from his childhood home from flooding. He sat his mother down on the sofa and turned off the water before heading down to the basement with his tools. He was able to use his magic to cut through the ruined section of pipe and hold up the new one so he could solder it in place, and then he cleaned up the basement as best he could.
He emerged hours later, wet and dirty and in a lousy mood, and his mother demanded he stay for tea before he could leave.
Now he's freshly showered, hair still a little damp at the ends as it sticks up everywhere, and he's wandering through the town's main drag as he tries to decide how to spend his evening. Beer will make an appearance at some point, surely.
He's weighing the pros and cons of pub food when someone brushes by him, and a streetlight glints off of some metal sliding out of the person's pocket. Davin stares at the keys as they fall and wills them to stop mid-air, holding out his hand and sending the keys flying through the air to land gently in his palm.
"Excuse me," he calls out, his Irish accent a little thicker due to his exhaustion. He shakes the keys out, peering out to try and see if he recognizes the person. "I think you dropped these."
[Come meet Davin! He's lived in Siren Cove since he was a kid, so if your character has been around for awhile they may recognize him. All his info is here, but the bullet points are: 22 year old gay Irish witch/mechanic who just wants a damn beer.]
His phone woke up him at nine, and on the other end was his distraught mother. A pipe in his parents' basement had burst, and even though Davin is a mechanic and not a plumber, he was the one she called. Funny how she refuses to acknowledge his magic until she needs to take advantage of it.
His dad's out of town on business, so it was up to Davin to calm his mother and keep the basement from his childhood home from flooding. He sat his mother down on the sofa and turned off the water before heading down to the basement with his tools. He was able to use his magic to cut through the ruined section of pipe and hold up the new one so he could solder it in place, and then he cleaned up the basement as best he could.
He emerged hours later, wet and dirty and in a lousy mood, and his mother demanded he stay for tea before he could leave.
Now he's freshly showered, hair still a little damp at the ends as it sticks up everywhere, and he's wandering through the town's main drag as he tries to decide how to spend his evening. Beer will make an appearance at some point, surely.
He's weighing the pros and cons of pub food when someone brushes by him, and a streetlight glints off of some metal sliding out of the person's pocket. Davin stares at the keys as they fall and wills them to stop mid-air, holding out his hand and sending the keys flying through the air to land gently in his palm.
"Excuse me," he calls out, his Irish accent a little thicker due to his exhaustion. He shakes the keys out, peering out to try and see if he recognizes the person. "I think you dropped these."
[Come meet Davin! He's lived in Siren Cove since he was a kid, so if your character has been around for awhile they may recognize him. All his info is here, but the bullet points are: 22 year old gay Irish witch/mechanic who just wants a damn beer.]
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"And oh, no. Come on. People should just find somebody and be creative with them. In any way. Not that plastic nonsense."
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He notices the smirk. "You cheeky ..cheek. Don't accidentally fall on your face because your nerves accidentally shut down."
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Davin is momentarily horrified, because for all his teasing he never meant to give Luke the impression that Davin has unrequited feelings for him, but then he remembers who he's talking to. He chuckles and rolls his eyes in fond amusement. "God, you're precious."
Luke is a good guy and he makes for a fine friend, and sure, Davin wouldn't mind a roll in the hay with him, but that's about as far as his feelings run.
He lets out a mock gasp of outrage and hops up onto the base of a lamp post, clinging to the post itself with one hand and leaning out like he's in Singin' in the Rain. "I am a graceful and agile creature, Luke. How dare you."
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He winks. "I was talking about sabotage, Bambi."
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Davin does stumble a bit at that, sliding indelicately from the base of the lamp post to land on the concrete and turn and stare at Luke in horror.
"Are ya tellin' me that you're pourin' perfectly good alcohol into the dirt?" Davin staggers theatrically and puts his hand over his heart, reaching forward to fist his hand in Luke's shirt and peer at him. "Please tell me it wasn't whiskey. My poor Irish heart couldn't stand it."
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Here he goes again with the stupid comments. "Don't overreact."
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"Vegan cocktails? You brought that sh-stuff back from California with ya, aye?" He laughs and rolls his eyes, slinging his arm affectionately around Luke's neck as they walk up the street. "You never did get me humor, dearheart."
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"And I got a snake. A python. Don't make a sexual joke."
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Davin furrows his brow and wonder if he might have taken his ribbing too far. It wouldn't be the first time. He clears his throat and moves his hand to grip the back of Luke's neck reassuringly.
"Hey man, I'm not gonna knock how you live your life. If it's workin' for ya, I'm glad for it. Whatever makes ya happy, aye?" He gives Luke a small, genuine smile and lets go of him to walk by his side. "And because I respect ya, I'll refrain from any jokes. This time."
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"Dude, hey no, wait!" He angles at Davin's body before squeezing his neck. "Curiosity, Davin. Only curiosity."
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"Oh." He chuckles a bit at his own overreaction and knocks their shoulders together. "I don't know, some people are weird about bein' touched."
He looks over at Luke and shrugs, not really sure how to explain it. He's probably a little touch-starved, due to a lack of physical affection from his parents growing up and a lack of physical intimacy now. "I'm just touchy feely, I guess."
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"Trying to be kidding, again. I wasn't judging." He shakes his head. "Too many people judge too easily and too often."
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"Some people like me touchin' and feelin' them, I'll have ya know." He laughs but keeps his hands in his pockets, nodding along with Luke as he speaks. "Hell, ain't that the sorry truth. No point in it, is there."
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He scratches his collarbone. "Not working is making my brain shrink, I think. I think a nice touch with someone close to you can be ni- good. I'm just not into the super touchy, I think. Don't trust it, I guess. And that's a lot of thoughts and guesses on an easy subject."
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"A collector's item?" He blinks in confusion, unsure of how to take such a remark. Everything he says next kind of makes Davin frown a little, brows furrowed thoughtfully, and he keeps his hands firmly in the pockets of his jeans. No more touching, duly noted. =
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"Dude, I just meant you were - girls loved you in high school. The accent and the smile and when parents asked me to help their daughters tutor, the daughters only asked me about Davin. It was a compliment. Sorry."
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Davin looks over at him, sensing the tension, and gives him an easy smile. "Dude, you're fine. No need to apologize. I had no idea that I was such a novelty in high school. But then again, I wasn't really paying attention to the girls."
He winks and pulls his hands out of his pockets to let them hang easily at his side. Things got awkward there fora second, but there's no reason for them to stay that way. "Hey, you eat yet?"
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"Aww, you sweet little lamb. You should have said!" He cackles and gives him a bright grin. "You know I'll play wingman for ya any day, friend. I could be yer lucky charm."
He waggles his eyebrow at the joke (because get it? He's Irish!) and then shrugs as turn the corner to see Apples and Eve in the distance. "Fine with me, Mr. Fussy."
He smiles to let him know that he's teasing and then looks up at the moon, taking in a deep breath of fresh, cool air.
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He shoves him aside so Luke can be the first in. "I can get take-out and follow you to the town of animal abuse and environment-destruction, if you want to play it that way."
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Davin just throws his head back and laughs, stumbling a bit as Luke pushes him aside. "Now, is that any way to treat your dinner date?"
He smirks and follows Luke to a table, falling into the chair with a relieved sigh. "I was serious though, man. If ya ever want to go out together so I can play wingman, I'd be game. It'd be fun."
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Right away Luke recognizes how crude he sounds and he cringes. "At least let me buy you dinner before turning this into something serious", he pathetically tries.
He really has to stop acting like being gay would be the worse thing in the world and that people would call him such. It's the bullying he hates, not the ..result.
"If you still want to be seen with me, of course. This is why I will end up alone."
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