“ineedanotherone,”draosaid,gesturingtohisemptygss.“youwantsomething?”

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itwassuddenlybroughttodrao’sattentionthattherewasanotherthingthath

ashereahedthebar,hepeekedoverhisshoulder,athingaglimpseofbisewithhismostdazzlingsmileonhisfae.itappeareddraohadleftatexatlytherighttime.butjudgingfromthewaybisewasstrokingpotter’sarm,itwasverylearhisfriendshouldn’tbeleftalonewithpotter.damnit,wherewaspansywhenyouneededher?although,draodoubtedthatwouldhavestoppedbisefromshamelesslyflirtingwithpotter.oranyoneforthatmatter.

isroundthroughtheroom.itmayhavebeenabithildish,butdraowasn’tpyingatandmouseforhisamusement.hewasdoingittokeephissanityintat.

whyouldn’tpotterbeoneofthosepeoplewho,whenyoumetthemyearster,suddenlylookedhideousandnothinglikeyourememberedthem?whyouldn’thehavewrinklesalloverhisfaeorazyeyeorahunhedbak?ofoursehehadtowaltzinhere,lookingevenmoreattrativethanhehadinshool.whywastheworldsounfair?

ofourse,thiswastheveryreasonhewasgoingtothebar,butbisedidn’tneedtoknowthat.

“i’llberightbak,”hesimplysaidandmadehiswaythroughtherowd,feelingmorewobblyonhisfeetthanhehadantiipated.hedeliberatedswithingtowaterinsteadofhavinganothergssofwine.hedefinitelyshouldn’tbetipsywhilepotterwasaround.

“whydon’tyoujustwaitforoneofthosewaiterstoomeby?you’llmisspotterifyougotothebarnow,”bisesaid,withoutlookingatdrao.

tehnially,itwasimpolitenottogreetthehostofthepartyfirst,but,ofourse,potterhadnoideadraowasthehost.nobodydid,exeptforhislosestfriends.

drao’seyeswanderedovertopotter,wholookedabitflustered.hedrankintherosytintonhisheeks,hisleanshavenskin,thelineofhisjaw,theshapeofhislips…