[align=center][font=georgia][ it's totally fine!
i'm way worse when i'm tired. xD ]
His name was Dave Strider and there was the slightest hint of irritation clanging around his mind right now. But hey, when your apartment burns down, and your best friend takes you in - even if said best friend couldn't really say no - you should've been more grateful, right?
Wrong.
But to say that his irritation seemed to be driven by by either of those two things, that was also wrong too. In general, he'd just been acting like such the last few days. Annoyed. Frustrated. Why? Hell, even Strider himself didn't know.
Yet, he was acting like a hormonally imbalanced teenager, holding said irritability back, and simply locking himself up in what was now claimed to be his room. Dave proceeded to suck in a copious amount of air before sitting up. No. He needed to stop acting like that, but honestly, he'd given up on positivity and all that happy shit two weeks ago.
Was he really that pathetic? Yeah, probably.
Dave Strider.
Calling himself pathetic.
What a sight.
The blonde eventually straightened, spine corresponding to create a more proper posture in the now most likely to be slouching boy. Taking in another breath, he then proceeded to straighten out his shirt, and readjust his shades, not bothering to touch his messy hair that his bed's covers' static electricity had taken its toll on.
He stood, dragging himself to the room's door, and quickly clutching the brass knob that was in fact the door's handle. It took some maneuvering of the hand, but he eventually opened it, not bothering to shut it as he pulled himself into the hallway. Now it was time to play his favorite game he liked to call Where the Fuck Did Egbert Go?
Instead of actually musing the energy the go, and find the other boy, Dave rasped out in his stressed Texan drawl, not even bothering to hide it, "John, where the hell are you?"