Claret_Dreams
Really Experienced
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Nothing was more appeasing to his ears than the sound of a bow running over the taut strings of a violin; though his taste in music was eclectic he preferred the high moan of a violin over the raucous scream of a guitar any day! So when the he had won tickets for the Forte Orchestra from a contest, he was more than eager to accept; but he needed a date of course.
This is where the problem was, he knew no one that was interested in going to such a concert, all the girls he knew were into the heavy scene, but that was what gave him his outlandish appeal - his preferences in several areas. Nichols had asked friends, some saying to give it a shot; which he did, while others were more accustomed to pick the male alternative, an escort. The concert was a treat for anyone, and not only did he have tickets to the best string concert of the year, he also had booth seats. Though he never came into communication with the girl they sent, he only wished himself luck on the appearance level. It was under short notice, which could ways relate into a bad selection on part of the escort service, but he made up for it with the price he was willing to pay.
Later that night, the concert came around and he was dressed up finely: a pair of dark slacks, black waistcoat, and ivory under shirt, with a silver tie to add the finishing touches. The service had asked for him to be waiting in front of the concert hall, and wait he did.
Checking his watch, his brows furrowed and he tapped his heels; it was a ten until eight - the time the show started - yet he waited, glancing up the flights of cement steps that lead to the immaculate building back to one side of the road, then the other. Leaned against the side of the horse statue, his head nestled between it’s thick metal plaque, he sighed, it seemed that either the escort or the service itself was unreliable; and this is where a degree of questioning his methods of getting a date came into play. In the back of his head he was just hoping that his gut feeling wasn’t true.
This is where the problem was, he knew no one that was interested in going to such a concert, all the girls he knew were into the heavy scene, but that was what gave him his outlandish appeal - his preferences in several areas. Nichols had asked friends, some saying to give it a shot; which he did, while others were more accustomed to pick the male alternative, an escort. The concert was a treat for anyone, and not only did he have tickets to the best string concert of the year, he also had booth seats. Though he never came into communication with the girl they sent, he only wished himself luck on the appearance level. It was under short notice, which could ways relate into a bad selection on part of the escort service, but he made up for it with the price he was willing to pay.
Later that night, the concert came around and he was dressed up finely: a pair of dark slacks, black waistcoat, and ivory under shirt, with a silver tie to add the finishing touches. The service had asked for him to be waiting in front of the concert hall, and wait he did.
Checking his watch, his brows furrowed and he tapped his heels; it was a ten until eight - the time the show started - yet he waited, glancing up the flights of cement steps that lead to the immaculate building back to one side of the road, then the other. Leaned against the side of the horse statue, his head nestled between it’s thick metal plaque, he sighed, it seemed that either the escort or the service itself was unreliable; and this is where a degree of questioning his methods of getting a date came into play. In the back of his head he was just hoping that his gut feeling wasn’t true.
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