Evening does not love the sensation of wet hair necessarily, and checks over at Odyssey and Bo. They're still kind of flirting, but that's okay. She throws her hair behind her own shoulder, and links her arm reassuringly (eh) into Blythe's. "Oh, but we're already there. It's the Stage. And I'll Absolutely teach you a new accent, which one??"
"They warned me the devil would be attractive... I just thought they meant he'd have abs." Blythe sighs and catches sight of the two maybe-flirting boys out of the corner of his eye. They're bent over something with their backs to him, and that's probably fine. As long as they don't find anything explosive. He closes his eyes to them and sinks back against Evening. "Can you do Acadian?"
"My co-devil with abs said you were Taken." She snuggles into Blythe's shoulder, unaware on purpose of any of her other current charges. She's a little dizzy, still, actually. It's not terrible to take a little rest. "J'vais parker mon car." She tries out an Acadian but also French/English mix phrase to take her there. "I was in an Incredibly specific commercial.
"J'vais parker mon car," Blythe tries to copy the sounds coming out of Evening's mouth, but it winds up sounding a lot more Cajun and a little bit old prospector. "I don't think I got it, what should I be doing with my hands?"
"I think you just Wave them Around with a French air of Confidence and the Salt of the Earth Humility you must Also espouse." She tries to demonstrate, a flick of the wrist that tries for this but does not get there. "Try again."
"J'vais pah-kah mon cah," Blythe repeats, infusing a little Boston Southie in his voice as he waves his fingers through the air like he's conjuring something out of the air. "Am I nailin' it? Can I update my resume?"
SCENES: Blythe & Evening
SCENES: Blythe & Evening
SCENES: Blythe & Evening
SCENES: Blythe & Evening
SCENES: Blythe & Evening
SCENES: Blythe & Evening