Summary: Twenty-one years ago Owen Patrick Joyner was born into a life with a bright future and career bringing him two best friends. His best friends Charlie and Jeremy drag the blonde actor to Vegas to celebrate his first legal drink in America. What was supposed to be a weekend for the boys quickly changed all because a certain Canadian met a girl and drank a ton. Now they have to deal with the consequences of their actions. Originally posted by charliegillespi. Owen had had his fair share of beers in his life both in America and his visits in Germany after he turned sixteen.
Charlie and Jeremy had been the ones to drag the actor to Vegas to celebrate. The tall actor scanning the moderately filled bar, the world was coming back to terms after the pandemic officially ended. Two men sat in a booth next to the bar with food in front of them with the dark-haired one wearing a shirt with a logo.
It was hard to make out, but he believed it was for a famous pawn shop in Vegas. I got the tab tonight. Shooting for season two with the gang back together. Care and I had a scheduled live on Insta to do. Happy birthday, man. Your best friend lifted the wineglass to her red lips with a mischievous look in her eye that concerned you as usual. Cherry, nicknamed for her fierce love of cherries, had a wild streak that had mellowed after graduating college last year. Cherry had invited you to stay with her for a month to recover from a devastating loss.
You had met Cherry in your teens through an exchange program set up between your schools a few years back. Even since you two met at sixteen, you had been best friends and unable to get rid of the other. Of course Cherry chose a shade of red as per usual while you had chosen a traditional white tip French Manicure. The sympathetic smile irritating you for god knows what number of time it was. Averting your eyes, you found yourself scanning the pub with barely any attention but you wanted to escape the warm amber brown of your friend.
You loved Cherry, but you wanted to mourn the loss of your relationship within your own time and way. Ordering your favourite drink, you leaned against the dark wood with your arms crossed and a faraway gaze. Unaware of the man waiting next to you for his own drink.
