"What the fuck, dude?" Isaac's greeting to Jesse, standing on the other side of the door. "I've been calling you since this morning, you putz!" He walked past the door and got in his apartment without Jesse's consent, just like always.
Jesse tried to get him out of his apartment. He still had an important, unfinished business to discuss with K. "Isaac, now's not
"What's this band's name again?" Jesse asked Charlie, a glass of dry whiskey in his hand.They were already at The Castello Project, scouting another band to sign a record deal with.Aperturehas been very busy lately, with all the new talents they've signed. The quarterly turnover was way more than they expected. On top of that, they were already gaining recognition amongst bands and oth
Jesse hurriedly trod through the crowd, making his way to the bar where Levi was seated on the stools with K."Yeah, I've never seen you here before - ""So I see you t
Jesse couldn't hold it off any longer.He walked back to the counter, leaving Levi by himself in the hallway. His breathing was erratic with pure rage, his hands balled into fists. And when he finally got to the bar, his fists unclenched. Instead of going violent and knocking the hell out ofJosé, he reached for K's nape with both his hands and pressed his lips onto hers, kissing her&nb
Beads of cold sweat formed on Jesse's forehead. There was an invisible lump in his throat that he could not swallow down. And a deep, dark dread that just wouldn't go away was gnawing in the pit of his stomach."Please say something," he muttered, his eyes never leaving K's. "Anything."
"Let's take a cab to Williamsburg," K suggested, looking up into Jesse's eyes as they stood on the platform at the Cortelyou Subway station, waiting for their train ride back to Lower East Side."Why are we going to Williamsburg?" Jesse asked, wondering why she'd changed her mind again at the last minute.
"Lately, I've always been dreaming of flying," K muttered, her head resting on top of Jesse's arm.They were lying on her wrought-iron double bed,fully-clothedand werejust talkingabout totally random things.
"What time is it?" K asked, closing the door to Jesse's apartment.He placed K's huge duffel bag and backpack carefully on the floor, then pulled out his phone from his jeans' pocket. "A quarter past three." He stated, looking back at K with a smile.
Jesse stirred awake, a draft of wind blowing on his hair and his bare shoulders. He was lying on his stomach, half of his face was buried on the pillow. He tiredly raised his head slowly opened an eyelid, squinting as the light hit his pupils.The huge almost floor-to-ceiling window in his bedroom was slightly unhinged. He felt a little hot, his neck and clavicles were a bit moist from perspiration. It must be noon already, he thought, wi