Come on Bro (Collin)

Casey had bailed out his brother for the last time. Though he knew it was not going to be he loved his brother. Though he wished that he would change his ways but he also knew that was not going to happen. He sighed and leaned against the wall with his hood all the way up. It had been quite awhile since he walked these streets and he had told himself that he was never going to do it again.

Yet here he was meeting with his brother because it was one of the only places that they could meet in public. He just waited for his brother to show up not sure what he was going to say. Though knowing that it would not be what he wanted. For this was the brother who basically kept him alive.

Once again Collin got summoned by his brother and he could not help but rolls his eyes at the thought.  He could just see it coming now the nice long lecture from the good brother.  Of course he loved his brother and for would defend him to the ends of the earth, its just Collin followed a different path in life.

Collin would have been just fine sitting in that muggle jail for a day or two, but Casey was always worried about his name getting ruined.  Please it wasn't like Collin was using his real looks and name, magic was meant for something.

Collin had decided to play a little with his brother and glamoured to look like a girl.  Glamours are one of Collins specialties.  So he turned into a beautiful tall Blonde with curves in the right places and walked up to his brother trying not to laugh, "Hello beautiful, you."  The Collin cover up smiled, "Care for a quickie?  I have time and you look like you have money." 

Casey looked up when he heard someone talking a blonde lady though he was not sure it wasn't one of his brother's tricks. Casey decided to play around for now but rarely anyone walked down this particular street which was why he picked it and he knew that Collin knew that as well.

"Now what is a beautiful lady as yourself doing out here alone on a street like this?" He asked with a slight smile on his face. Casey wasn't the one to pay for people he just met though he thought that he could go along with what may or may not be a game for a little bit.

Collin was trying not to laugh because he was honestly surprised that Casey didn’t call him out right away and now he knew his game was over.  No one would ever be out here on this street, which was why they always met here.  Collin sighed and removed his glamour.  “You know, you really take the fun out of my games.”  He said with a laugh, “Leave it to you to turn down a hot woman.”
 

Collin sat his ass on the closet trash can kicking it with his feet, “Well father, I am here as requested.”  Collin said with a rather smart ass remark, he always did hate it when Casey just summoned him.  “What did I do this time, you didn’t have to bail me out you know.  I had it covered.”

Casey just shook his head at Collin he did not get however he decided not to lecture him after all he thought that maybe he would try a different approach. "Why do you always think I am going to lecture you bro? True that is what I have been doing mostly as of late. Though you don't seem to listen to that so how about we just go get a drink and discuss things?" He said hoping that a drink would calm both of them down.

He knew that his brother was ticked to be called here but he was not going to yell at him as he always did or at least try not to this time. He just hoped that he could get Collin to see things his way though he was not sure if that was at all possible any more.

The more they argued about who was right and who was wrong the more Casey felt like he was losing his brother. Just like he lost his parents when he decided to take the opposite path then what they wanted him to take. "I promise to try and not rip into you about your choices tonight. I just want to hang out like we used to." Not exactly the truth but he was going to try a more calm approach.

Collin took out his lighter and started to flick the lid of it open and closed.  He was not much of a smoker, but he loved this lighter because it was a gift.  He worked really well and it never seemed to get lost.  “Because you always do lecture Case.”  Collin sighed and got off of the trash can, “I just want my brother, not my father.”
 
Collin stood up and wiped off his pants sliding his lighter back into his pocket, “I would like it very much just to go and get a drink.”  Collin said and started to walk, knowing about a bar around the corner opening the door allowing his brother to enter with him.  Before they entered Collin placed glamour over the both of them so neither risked being identified.  “We haven’t hung out in a long time, I would like that.”
 

To be honest Collin had been missing his brother and how they used to be when they were growing up.  Being twins they always had a connection between the two of them and over the years they had let they slide to the wayside.

Casey smiled as his brother agreed to just hang out the truth was he had missed his brother. Though he had been arrested several times because he was identical to his brother just not the same hair style at the moment though when they were in school there was no telling them apart so they both usually ended up in the headmaster's office so that they would make sure that they had the true culprit.

He entered the bar with his brother and tried to act like he belonged though he was sure that no matter how much glamour was placed on him he would still not fit in unlike his brother. He wished he had paid more attention to some of the lessons however he just refused to be associated with his parents even when he was just a kid because of the way they treated him.

Collin weaved his way thru the bar and found them a booth way in the back of the bar and he took his wand out and placed of a silencing spell around them.  It was a spell where they can hear out but no one can hear in.

When the waitress walked over he ordered a couple of beers for them and watched her walk away and had to admire her ass, "Geez Case you can relax no one is going to recognize you."  Collin smirked, "For once we are out and we don't even look like each other."

The waitress came back with the beers and Collin blew her a kiss as he watched her turn to walk away rolling her eyes, "God the woman love me no matter what I look like."  He said taking a sip, "So Case, what have you been up too.  Keeping the kiddos out of trouble?"

Casey smiled at his brother. 'Right this would be fine.' He told himself no one knew who he was. He sipped his beer he almost spat it out for he had not had one in a while and forgot how much he didn't like them. "I have been mainly getting ready for the new year." After he said that he realized how he had become a workaholic.

'I really need to get out more.' Casey thought to himself he really was becoming boring. That was something he rarely would admit.

Collin could not help but smirk as he watched his brother as he sipped on his beer.  Had it really been that long since his brother had gotten out in the real world.  "Work is over rated."  Collin stated then pulled out his lighter and started to flick it open and close.

"So do you have a woman that takes your fancy?"  Collin asked with a smirk thinking about how many times in the past he had tried to fool the woman in Casey's life because they looked identical when Collin wanted too.

"I have umm... Been giving a women to watch over..." He did not say that in the short time that he was developing feelings that he did not want for an assignment and that was what she was nothing more. He did want to develop the relationship further but he was sure that she wanted to by her actions.

"How about you have you finally decided to settle for one lady or are you still out playing the market?" He asked as he tried another sip of the beer and coughed as it went down.

Collin could not help but smirk at his brother's comment about the woman, Collin always did enjoy those types of assignments.  "Well you know the goal is sleep with the assignments, not fall for them you know."  Collin said with a smirk as he took a drink of his beer.

"If I didn't know any better you don't drink enough beer?"  Collin said with a laugh, "Oh I have a lady, not sure if I have settled for her yet.  The jury is still out on that one."

Casey felt himself turning red at his brother's comment though he tried to keep his cool but he was never good at that. So he turned beet red. "I don't tend to sleep her I tend to turn her into a law abiding citizen. like I was told to do. If I can then it will be finally clear that I am different then you and mom and dad no offence bro."

Collin finished off his beer and then ordered another beer and laughed at his brother, "Please you are missing out on all the fun aspects of life."

Collin looked at his brother and smirked once again, "I have never taken offense to anything you have said, I just kick your ass instead."  Collin really did love his brother, "I am not like them either, well in most ways."

Casey asked for a glass of water. He was enjoying this conversation but he could not make it through his beer. "Well suit yourself. Honestly I believe I have proven that I am not made out for the lifestyle that you have chosen. I may be a stick in the mud but I don't care." Casey said as he was getting a little annoyed.

He took a deep breathe. "I hope you don't mind but I think I am going to stay away from alcohol for the rest of the night. I forgot how that just a tiny bit makes me feel sick." He said as he looked down at the table.

Collin could not help but laugh at his brothers’ answer, “Don’t I know that, you teach the next generation your way and they I get to re-teach them to my way.”  Collin said and downed the shot then poured another one.  “I never said you’re a stick in the mud, its too late for me to get out you know that.”  Collin admitted.
 

Collin knew all too well that his brother didn’t drink, he was at least glad that he wasn’t just going to leave.  Collin really did miss his brother whether he brother thought he did.  They were twins and have always had a connection and even though Collin was a death eater he would still protect his brother even if it got him killed, just like he would protect him from their father.  “As long as you don’t leave I don’t care if you drink water.”

Casey was not going to leave plus he did not really want to go back to his assignment at least not quite yet. "Trust me I am not in a hurry to get back home tonight." He said with a small smile on his face as he sipped his water.

"So other then breaking the law and flirting with women what have you been up to bro." It felt like forever that he had an actual conversation with him not yelling at his brother for one thing or another. He had to admit that it was nice and maybe he should try to do it more often.