Snippet #945505

Wade fell back on his arse to sit more comfortably with his legs bent in front of him, his shoulder ached but nothing a little sniff couldn't fix. He began rummaging through his pockets as the woman approached him. She looked alright, familiar, and just a few scratched on her as she mentioned.

“Though I think I should be asking you if your okay.”

Wade watched her crouch down in front of him after he'd sat down in the sand, delaying her question. "Yeah... I'm fine," Her murmured, that flirtatious attitude was lost after he'd washed up here. There were certain times when he was his charming self, like last night at the club, but here and right now, he might seem a little detached, weary of others, even a woman as pretty as her. Wade stopped rummaging through his pockets when the girl spoke his name, "Yeah, Wade. I'm sorry, who are you?" How'd she know his name? He must have been gone last night, not necessarily there consciously.

“Do you think you can get up on your own, or do you need some help?”

"Nah, I can get up," Wade held on to his pride, but with one arm, and sore limbs, he was having a little bit of trouble, his features twisting and revealing a pained expression. Even if she had decided to help him or not, eventually he'd be on his feet. His hands deep in his jeans back pockets, then front; and as he proceeded to unzip his jacket pockets, his expression softened into that of relief. He produced a double-bagged thumb sized baggie with white powder within it. With eager vigor he flicked it, and then opened it, immediately lifting the opening to his nose, taking in a quick sniff through one nostril and then the other. He breathed in a couple of time, wiped his nose and re-closed the baggie, grinning over to the girl, all the while tucking his baggie in his zipped up pocket. It was shocking that it wasn't ruined in the water, but apparently, while high last night, and on the small boat, in a fit of panic, he managed to close it tighter. "I'm good, just need some sort of support for my shoulder," He ambled off towards the palms and the greenery.