Atlanta, GA
United States of America
May 2016
“Do you know what would be great with
coffee and mildly overpriced café food?” Aether snorted into her drink upon
hearing the other say this; Peters, who sat across her, gave her an amused
smirk and primly sipped from his coffee. “Seriously, though. I have an idea.”
“The last time you had an idea, you nearly
got on Nakagawa’s bad side for the next few weeks.” Aether cocked a brow at him
and the brunet merely plastered a bullshit innocent look onto his face. “But
carry on. What’s this idea of yours?”
“It’s something tame. Depending on how we
take it,” Peters replied. “Have you heard of the Of Course game?” At Aether’s blank look, he assumed that she didn’t
and proceeded to explain. “It’s simple, really. I ask you something and you
have to reply with ‘of course’. Even if it’s bullshit, fake, or downright
fucked up. The first one to lose their cool or isn’t able to say ‘of course’
loses and pays the winner. Or at least owes them a favor.”
Aether made a face. “Sounds ridiculous.”
“But it’s a good idea,” Peters argued. “And
it’s a good game. A really good game – we’ll get to know each other more and
shit.”
“Or we can end up causing the next war, but
hey, it’s your idea so any casualty count is your fault.” She told him in a dry
voice. Peters rolled his eyes.
“Come on, A. Just a round or two. Or
three.”