1 Apr 12
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dciharoldingram:

“I don’t know, doll.” Harold shrugs as he puts down his mug. “Let’s have the jukebox or the crowd decide that. I figure as long as we don’t fall off the stage, they’ll love us.”

Grabbing on to the table for support, Harold gets up and makes sure his legs were up to the task. He extends his hand to Charlie and smiles.

“Shall we?”

“Well…” Charlie stared at his extended hand for a beat. Setting her mug aside, Charlie reached out and grabbed his hand, all while shaking her head. “God save me,” she muttered under her breath, grinning a little.

She was a little wobbly on her feet, and she gripped Harold’s sleeve for a moment.

“We doing a duet, then?” she asked another moment later.

(Source: charlotte-bewlay, via harold-ingram)

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    On their way back, Charlie had clung to Harold, one arm wrapped around his back and the other hand clenched in his...
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    The two turned into giggling, singing drunks on stage. Best of all, they didn’t care. The song concludes with the...
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