Anonymous Mon 29 Jul 2024 01:00:12 No.67798228 Report

>>67798202
Anon and Inco go to planet of the apes with friends

Anonymous Mon 29 Jul 2024 02:13:49 No.67800074 Report

>>67798228

>I lower my eyes at the poster as our little group approaches the theater. "Planet of the Apes." I tap my arm with my finger a bit. Did Inco know about this?
>Lucy notices my reproachful gaze and strokes my arm as I lag behind the group.
>No words need to be spoken. I get her meaning from just a touch. She's got a power about her to speak without speaking. I relax a touch.
>Inco chatters with his little friend group. almost hand-in-hand with his girlfriend. I snicker. Wasn't aware taste in women was hereditary.
>I push up a bit and rejoin the conversation.
>"-sease that makes them hyper intelligent, you'll see." The bary huffs out some sort of explanation as Inco and the other two saurians make motions of disbelief in the conversation.
>"Yeah I'm sure it won't be racist at ALL, Liv." The dilo boy smiles wide.
>A groan erupts from the lot. Inco notices I'm now part of the conversation again.
>"Thanks for taking us, Anon."
>"Oh no problem. Lucy and I needed an excuse to get out of the house." I smile at her and get a wide one back. We really didn't, the backdrop to us fawning over each other is completely irrelevant.
>I get a nod from each of the members. The brachy girl's is the widest.
>We step forward in line now and get our tickets. I can't help but see the cashier cocking an eyebrow at us.
>I don't worry about it as we enter, heading straight to the cinema proper. Only a lunatic would spend money on the concessions here.
>Inco goes straight for the line. I sigh and remember quietly that my aunt, his mother, not only works as an architect but married up. Power to you I suppose.
>Lucy and I head in first as she pulls the goods from her purse. Lucy pulls out a full bag of popcorn. I swear that thing is bigger on the inside than the outside.
>We're settled near the back and peruse some ads as I see the kids come in slightly later. They're fully stocked. My bank account aches at the sight. His money, not mine.
cont.

Anonymous Mon 29 Jul 2024 02:22:42 No.67800311 Report

Quoted By: >>67800520

>>67800074
>They take a place at the front as I relax into my chair. This is taken as an invitation from my wife to cuddle close, almost sitting in my lap. On retrospect I'm inclined to agree with her assessment.
>Not but a few reminders to shut your phone off later and the movie starts. It turns out better than I'd hoped. Still pretty racist, especially towards our more hairy ancestors but the story is at least solid. I catch Lucy snickering a few times at some depictions.
>I try to not take it so seriously and find I enjoy it much more when I don't. It's silly and odd but the action and pacing really sells me. It helps greatly that I'm withing arms reach of my favorite thing in the universe.
>I manage to not lose the entirety of my focus and enjoy the latter half of the movie. To my surprise the apes win. Well how about that.
>I stand and stretch as the lights rise and so does Lucy. Her wings bump me as she does. I'm certain it's on purpose so I play right back along and lean over her while stretching, invading her space and almost knocking us both down. We share a fit of giggling as I glance back to see Inco and his posse returning.
>I act like a slight more of an adult and return my hands to myself, looking over the group.
>They seem to have enjoyed it. Except the gator. She's scrunched her face up. I get an answer to my inquiry before it even dares to form as a sentence.
>"You really didn't like the ending?" The dilo boy asks her.
>"No. It was dumb." her arms are folded as she pouts.
>Suddenly, I feel it. The pull that all fathers feel. The need to embarrass, to tease. And to think I'm not even a dad yet. I give right in.
>"Well I get the logic. No way a bunch of monkeys could overpower the great saurian empire." I smirk as I get a few worried looks.
>"What do you think, Inco? Could you overpower Liv if you had to?"
cont. one more.

Anonymous Mon 29 Jul 2024 02:30:17 No.67800520 Report

Quoted By: >>67800542

>>67800311
>Eyes go wide in shock and embarrassment. I get a very rough elbow to my side as I chuckle, having sent the teenagers into a blushing fit.
>The conversation dies and I relish every moment of the awkward silence. I notice even Lucy is struggling to keep from smirking at how well I'd managed to screw with the lot.
>I relent and let some pressure off them as we make it out into the hallway.
>"Oh I'm just teasing. I liked it even if it was silly. Turn your brain off kind of entertainment."
>Ice broken again and they all relax. My job now done for the moment I step away first, dragging Lucy along to the car.
>Not only is it to let the teens take a second to have their own talk I sneak in a bit of hanky-panky with the wife. Not that we need to sneak but it's the thought that counts.
>Inco joins us outside after a few minutes, group in tow. We load in and I drive. I catch glances of the two lovebirds making goo-goo eyes at each other in my backseat. Hell even the dilo boy and brachy girl are having a go at a staring contest. I chuckle and just drive the van at a smooth and relaxed speed. We're in no rush here.
>The plus ones get let off first, bary girl next then Inco last.
>I park in front of his little complex. Place is worth three years of Lucy and I's combined salary, I'm sure.
>I hop out, car still running as he opens a side door. Lucy gets the gesture and just pulls her phone out to occupy some time whilst I speak man-to-man.
>"You serious about her?"
>I get a blushing nod. Amazing to hear. I lean him in.
>"If you put in the work you can do it. Keep her close." I offer a shake. I get a hearty one back. Widest smile I've ever seen on him. I pat him on the back and smile as he goes. Almost feel like a parent for a second there.
>I sit back in the chair as Lucy perks up.
>"We've still got all afternoon." Her voice is lascivious and beckoning.
>It sends a shiver up my spine.
>"Anywhere you had in mind?"
one more sentence, hit char limit.

Anonymous Mon 29 Jul 2024 02:31:19 No.67800542 Report

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>>67800520
>"Home." the forwardness of her voice stomps my foot on the pedal as I break every road law known to man.

Fin, last for now. It was fun /snoot/ I'm off to lurk a while.

>>67799670
I don't think I will, sorry.