"Okay, okay. Tea it is," Jingyi laughs, and grabs both their cups so he
could go brew some more, the electric kettle already still heated so all he
had to do was wait for it to steep with the alcohol.
"I'm not surprised it's good. You could probably get super drunk just not
realizing how much you're actually drinking."
“Why do you have to?” Jingyi asks and he shifts to push himself up and sit
on the counter top.
“Lan traditions and rules are very strict and I never fit in and I always
got in a lot of trouble and even so they never tried to just make me into
someone else.”
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"Okay, okay. Tea it is," Jingyi laughs, and grabs both their cups so he could go brew some more, the electric kettle already still heated so all he had to do was wait for it to steep with the alcohol.
"I'm not surprised it's good. You could probably get super drunk just not realizing how much you're actually drinking."
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"I can't get drunk."
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"Like, getting drunk is bad or something."
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"That doesn't make sense."
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"Nope. But that's what people tell me."
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"That seems extreme..." Jingyi rolls his eyes and reaches to pull down some snacks out of his cabinet.
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"Could I, uh, have some?"
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"Yeah, of course. You don't even have to ask man," Jingyi says, waving his arm at what he's taken down and all the snacks left in the cabinet as well.
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"You're just the best dude to hang with sometimes."
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"I mean I am awesome. I'm glad you recognize."
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He throws back the drink and then follows it with more fruit chews.
"None of this is easy."
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"What do you mean none of this is easy?" Jingyi asks, glancing over at him as he takes a much slower drink of his tea.
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ANd he hates that fact.
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Jingyi leans against the counter and he's busy stuffing his face with chips and alternately drinking his tea. "Those people are basically cavemen."
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How frustrating. Tommy sips his tea again, rolling his eyes.
"But there it is, I gotta be what they want me to be."
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“Why do you have to?” Jingyi asks and he shifts to push himself up and sit on the counter top.
“Lan traditions and rules are very strict and I never fit in and I always got in a lot of trouble and even so they never tried to just make me into someone else.”
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"People don't tend to be cool with people fucking up the world they so carefully make, you know? I could fuck it up really easy."
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"And you getting drunk means you'd fuck up the world....?"
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"I don't know. Maybe? I don't even know if I can get drunk.?
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“Dude, come on. Let’s try,” Jingyi grins.
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"I don't think you have enough alcohol here to even try. But I'm good to see."
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“Well, then, we should get more first,” Jingyi says simply. Problem? Solution!
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