[center][b]~Darren Grey~[/b][/center]

Interacting with William [@Sep] and Allison [@FantasyChic]

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All Darren was doing was taking his time, really enjoying the delicious pancakes.  Allison was distracted by Ryan so Darren just quietly kept his worries to himself for the moment since at this rate he knew they were talking before he got there.  Even though he was a bit bummed out that his worry went unnoticed.

Then all of the sudden Allison forked a pancake inches from Darren’s face.  The pancake let a little bit of syrup drip onto his pancake before she gracefully let it slide onto her own plate.  Darren just paused for a moment as his brain tried to understand just what the hell just happened.  Finally he looked over and saw the sheepish grin on roommate Will’s face.  Darren frowned a bit mad at Will’s carelessness or general dickery depending on what happened.  In his growing angry huff his stomach began to puff out more and more.  Riding his shirt up as his belly button became exposed.  “Dude!  What the fu-...”  Quickly he stopped glaring at Will and made himself calm down.  His stomach quickly shrinking back to normal as Darren had to calm himself.  Sighing for a moment, he glanced back up at Will.  “Sorry just... be careful man.  I like pancakes but that doesn’t mean I want to wear one!”  Darren joked to help ease the already mounted tension he felt on him.  

Snapping at someone for that, no matter how justifiable, was what old Darren would do.  He knew it, and everyone else at the table sure as hell knew it too.  He realized everyone was looking at him, already rearing to go to judge him for getting mad at a new kid.  So Darren had to stop himself before he said something mean.  Sighing to himself as he let any residual anger in him slip away.  He turned to Allison and gave her a smile and nod.  “Thanks, always good to sit next to you.”  Darren told her.

“Guess my worries about the year are already getting a little confirmed if I’m having hot cakes launched at me.”  Darren noted to himself as he finished his pancakes, feeling awkward more still as he felt like people were glaring at him.