Lorne (
nomorekaraoke) wrote2010-05-25 10:44 pm
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Papa's Got a Brand New...Bling (Late July 2008)
It's a new dawn, it's a new day, it's a new life--
Wrong theme song, even though the theme certainly applies. It's a new day in Lorne's life. He quite enjoys dawn, thank you very much. He's found a new place to live - another penthouse in the middle of Youdon'tneedtoknow-ville. And recently, he's been indulging more and more in taking breathers at Milliways.
In short: good times all around.
Wrong theme song, even though the theme certainly applies. It's a new day in Lorne's life. He quite enjoys dawn, thank you very much. He's found a new place to live - another penthouse in the middle of Youdon'tneedtoknow-ville. And recently, he's been indulging more and more in taking breathers at Milliways.
In short: good times all around.
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"Duh."
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Gesturing with his ice cream, he adds "If we take Eighty-First across, we'll pass by the planetarium on the way."
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"Where's that from?" He chuckles. "Bugs Bunny?"
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After a moment's thought, he makes a fist and thumps his chest twice. He actually had to think about which side. Ahem.
In an undertone, "Freudian slips are even more embarrassing when you're having a masked ball moment or a dozen."
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"Kinda gets you right here," he says (Quoting Something again, this time with a half-plausible gruff Southern accent), touching his chest. "Or, in your case, right here," he adds, touching his side.
"Vulcans," he explains.
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Or in so many words: If you've so much as thought of it, there's internet porn about that very figment of your imagination. Somewhere. And chances are, you don't ever want to know about it.
Unless you do.
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"I thought it was Kirk and Spock that everybody always says were a couple."
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"You don't argue like that if you don't have history together. They're the quintessential old married couple, fer cryin' out loud! ...if they'd only get a room, that is."
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And, more for lack of any idea what else to say than anything else --
"Darnit, I've still got that song in my head."
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"Hm?" Omnomnom, what song?
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"The ice-cream-and-cake dance. It's your fault," he accuses amiably. "You had to go and start humming it."
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Something about Lorne's expression stops him from teasing any further.
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Just within earshot, there's a girl with a guitar, singing her heart out on the street corner. Her fingers strum the guitar strings with confidence, and at first he can't place the song. The chords remind him too much of I'm the Only One by Melissa Etheridge (and wouldn't that be ironic) before something just clicks into place and he can hear the words.
--skies gonna open
People gonna pray and crawl
It's gonna rain down fire
It's gonna burn us all
His waffle cone falls to the ground.
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Andrew reaches to grab his upper arm, leaning in to try to catch his gaze; concern and alarm flicker over his face.
"What is it?"
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Lorne stumbles backwards. He can't talk right now, or he'll throw up all over someone's shoes. He shakes his head, stumbling away.
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There's no park bench anywhere nearby, but there's a residential building with a few wide concrete stairs leading up to its front door; he tugs on Lorne's arm, trying to draw him in that direction.
"Come on. Come on, you need to sit down."
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His knees shake, but there's really no choice in the matter of where he's going. Andrew's there, and making perfect sense (or he suspects he does, he can't really hear a word he's saying, but he sounds reassuring), and he's a steady, comfortingly familiar presence. "That, that song, she... How did she...?"
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He shakes his head, covering his face with his hands. He can't deal with this right now. He can't deal with this ever, and not in broad daylight, not with someone there to see it.
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"Okay?" It comes out sharper than intended, cracked and crackling, and he wrenches his hands away from his face to stare at Andrew. The despair in his eyes has nothing to do with the ring on his thumb. "It's not okay! I can't get it out of my head!"
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It can't be that, but they were just talking about --
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"I have to go."
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