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From Promises Made, chapter four.

Fifteen minutes later, Vincent walked out of Teddy’s cabin. He was wearing his black jeans and his soft, flat-soled boots, and his long gloves that he used to hide his weakened left arm and scars. For a shirt he had on one of Teddy’s tie-dye psychedelic t-shirts which fit rather well; he and Teddy being roughly the same size. On his head he had a tie-dye silk bandanna, and around his throat to hide the scar he had forsaken his father’s crest for Teddy’s wide leather band with a silver peace sign on it. Completing the picture was a pair of rose-tinted granny glasses.

May as well go for the whole look.

He spied Yuffie coming towards him, and awaited her reaction, but she just waved as she walked right passed him.

“Hi Teddy.”

Vincent smiled and kept going. Tseng however was a little more observant, and he stopped short and stared at the day-glo apparition as it strolled by.

“Vincent?!”

“Hi Tseng. Don’t mind me; I’m just looking for a place to plug in my lava lamp.”

Description
Art by . I did not draw this, I take no credit for it, posted with permission.

From Promises Made, chapter four.

Fifteen minutes later, Vincent walked out of Teddy’s cabin. He was wearing his black jeans and his soft, flat-soled boots, and his long gloves that he used to hide his weakened left arm and scars. For a shirt he had on one of Teddy’s tie-dye psychedelic t-shirts which fit rather well; he and Teddy being roughly the same size. On his head he had a tie-dye silk bandanna, and around his throat to hide the scar he had forsaken his father’s crest for Teddy’s wide leather band with a silver peace sign on it. Completing the picture was a pair of rose-tinted granny glasses.

May as well go for the whole look.

He spied Yuffie coming towards him, and awaited her reaction, but she just waved as she walked right passed him.

“Hi Teddy.”

Vincent smiled and kept going. Tseng however was a little more observant, and he stopped short and stared at the day-glo apparition as it strolled by.

“Vincent?!”

“Hi Tseng. Don’t mind me; I’m just looking for a place to plug in my lava lamp.”