Harry Lockhart (
captain_fucking_magic) wrote2011-12-11 02:36 am
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It's been a weird few days for Harry. But weird in a good way, which is sort of what makes it weird. He's not really used to so many good things happening at once like that. He and Harmony are going out on Saturday (which, ok, that's going to be awkward since he's down to like, his last $40), he's got a job that doesn't involve moving heavy boxes across some nasty warehouse, and no-one's tried to shoot at him in several weeks.
He's celebrating by taking over Perry's sofa with a book he found in the office. He's half-way through The Sign of Four and wondering why no-one ever told him that the Victorians were into more than just melodramatic romance. He might have actually read these earlier if someone had bothered to tell him that there was actually a decent plot to them.
He's celebrating by taking over Perry's sofa with a book he found in the office. He's half-way through The Sign of Four and wondering why no-one ever told him that the Victorians were into more than just melodramatic romance. He might have actually read these earlier if someone had bothered to tell him that there was actually a decent plot to them.
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As in, isn't it fucking obvious what he's doing?
He takes one of the mugs and sets it aside for now. If only because he'll need to sit up if he actually wants to take a drink without drowning.
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That's not true. Well, not all the way true.
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"Fuck off, I can so read, dickhead." He sits up so his feet aren't so close to Perry's ass.
"Besides, you're the one with a spare room you won't let anyone sleep in. I could be out of your way if you'd just lighten up some."
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Yeah, look, he's been thinking about cleaning out that room for a bit, and he knows someone who owes him a favour, so furniture isn't a problem, but fuck off, it's complicated.
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"And besides, they don't actually do that. They only arrest you for pan-handling and fountain-diving."
He sounds like he'd know, too.
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"What are you doing here, Harry?"
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It briefly occurs to him that this was not what Perry was asking, but so what?
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"Is that what you want?" he asks. "Christ, I thought you were my friend. Why'd you hire me then, if you don't want me working for you? Or is this your chickenshit way of telling me that I'm fired?"
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That's... Probably a joke. And okay, the rest of it. Perry shifts in his seat.
"I don't get that. You think I'm your friend. I'm not a nice guy, Harry. You don't want me as your friend. Can't you get that into your thick fuckin' skull?"
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That's right, Perry. You've been nicer to Harry than his own girlfriend, lately.
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"I'm not saying that. I..." And he rolls his eyes because jeez doesn't he sound like a sap right now. "I am your friend."
Be happy Harry, even if it does sound like a root canal.
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One of the best things about being able to fit all of one's possessions into a single backpack is that it's easy to gather up all of your things and leave. Harry quickly gets to his feet and snatches up his bag from beside the sofa, and on his way toward the door, grabs his hat from Perry.
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Harry really will walk out that door if Perry even hints at the second one.
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"For fuck's sake, just stay, willya?"
Also Perry could probably disown Harry pretty easily, not gonna lie.
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"I gotta clean out the spare room. No, wait. You gotta clean out the spare room."
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