Swinging open the doorway into the tavern, he began to hear the light hum and bustle of some background noise of the patrons around the village. Upon entering the tavern, he saw the bartender glance upwards at him, as if Riley was a nuisance for sneezing in a quiet room. Nevertheless after a few seconds, the noise would continue towards its low rumble and the everyday patrons went back to drinking their beer and exchanging tit stories. Lame. Kinda boring. Why the hell did he chose a place that was out in the middle of nowhere? This type of scene reminded him of a scream film where some chick already got her head cut off. Meh, he could already hear the banjo music playing in the background.
Adjusting the over shirt that he was wearing, a plaid striped white shirt with dark blue lines, he would take a seat in an empty section towards the end of the bar. Not that he was trying to be private or emo, it was just that this place wasn't the trendy college crowd so standing out at the bar only brought more attention. Adjusting his left hand with his right, he tuned a few settings by twisting his ring finger around.
"Drink, sir?"
A rather young, daughter of the tavern-looking-type (blonde, 20 ish), gazed down towards the college kid.
"Whatever is light and on tap." A dull response came from Riley.
The girl, who seemed like she could barely count to 10, nodded and hurried away to get his order. Patting down his dark blue jeans, he took a seat at a table fit for five and began to lean back and relax. Although he wasn't wearing anything flashy, he felt the side stares of the patrons as he waited patiently for his drink. Probably should just get his drink to go, not as if anyone was going to card him anyways.
Adjusting the over shirt that he was wearing, a plaid striped white shirt with dark blue lines, he would take a seat in an empty section towards the end of the bar. Not that he was trying to be private or emo, it was just that this place wasn't the trendy college crowd so standing out at the bar only brought more attention. Adjusting his left hand with his right, he tuned a few settings by twisting his ring finger around.
"Drink, sir?"
A rather young, daughter of the tavern-looking-type (blonde, 20 ish), gazed down towards the college kid.
"Whatever is light and on tap." A dull response came from Riley.
The girl, who seemed like she could barely count to 10, nodded and hurried away to get his order. Patting down his dark blue jeans, he took a seat at a table fit for five and began to lean back and relax. Although he wasn't wearing anything flashy, he felt the side stares of the patrons as he waited patiently for his drink. Probably should just get his drink to go, not as if anyone was going to card him anyways.
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