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#2017-02-14 07:35:07, as written by StarStruck

D A N E ~ E L K N E R
____________________________________Dane's chuckle in response to Tony's recollection of the night before was only somewhat muffled by the mouth full of food he had. It was funny because Dane knew exactly who Tony was referring to, and he could picture exactly what she was talking about, clear as day. He wasn't around her bar that often to know every usual customer, especially by name, but he was there enough to know who a few of them were, even if he didn't interact with them. For some reason, he had always appreciated how her family's place did a good job at maintaining a balance between old customers and new ones. There were enough familiar faces around the bar to give it a homey feel sometimes, or at least a feel that signified that enough people kept coming back, to an extent where the place was trustworthy. Yet, at the same time, there were enough people his age there, especially on the weekends, where his didn't feel like he was sitting in some rundown dive bar if he stopped by to grab a few drinks after work. It was just an easy and fun spot to hang out at, and for maintaining an atmosphere like that alone, he had to give Tony credit for. Though, having girls like Sam and Deja employed there probably made it easy for a younger crowd, especially of guys his age, to be attracted to it. If you want to be served drinks all night, why not be served by a girl who you're already imagining underneath your bed sheets with you?

"Sounds like I missed out on a good time," he joked, though he was sure that there was at least some truth to that. The following interaction between Tony and Weston made him laugh, though luckily now, he had washed down his food with the rest of his beer. "Hey, man," he greeted Wes as he stood up to retrieve a new beer. He watched the siblings go back and forth, with added comments from their extended family, and it reminded him of home. Even though he wasn't dreadfully missing his own siblings, it was nice, and somehow comforting, to see something that felt familiar to him. "I wouldn't pin you as the type to come from a strict family," Dane admitted to Sam, when he sat down and began to feast on the food that was still left on his plate. "But then again, I guess all grandmas are like that. Mine was pretty by the books, too."

He knew that the plan for after Tony's was Deja's, and he was happy with that, because he hadn't seen Deja in a few days and loved her and all, but... something had him reaching for his phone to text Jesse again, and also send one to Brooklyn. Why he wanted to go to Cara's, he didn't know. Or he did know, but he didn't want to admit that it was because of that stupid crush he had on the blonde. Instead, he wanted to think that he was just curious about how his friends were doing. Yeah... that was all.

To: Jesse
You eating at Cara's or coming to Deja's? I'm at Tony's. Trying to figure out what's next.

To: Brooklyn
Hey Brooke, happy thanksgiving. You're still in the city today, right? At your place, or somewhere else?

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