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finleywoodsâ:
âOh, bloody hell.â It was clear Finley usually opted for contacts over his glasses, given the number of times heâd lost them over the course of the evening. His hand flew to the top of his head (where theyâd been the last time heâd thought heâd lost them) but he was just met with his springy, blowdried curls. Melodramatic as usual, he turned to Emma with a overly pained expression, the colourful cocktail heâd made himself almost flying out of itâs glass. âIâve lost my glasses again, Em. How am I supposed to do Cypress Hill on karaoke now? Canât read the bloody screen. Weâre going to have to pick something easier.â Finley whinged to his friend, entirely unaware that his glasses were poking out the top of his shirt pocket as he waved his hands about in front of her. ( @emmadvsâ )
Emma just watched him panic, completely amused at the scene unfolding in front of her, allowing it to last as long as possible. Her look of concern matched his until she couldnât hold off any longer, a sly smile spreading across her face, âOh, no. Whatever shall we do now?â A hint of sarcasm in her tone before she giggled, âYou seriously are lucky your head is attached to the rest of your body,â she pointed out, reaching in to pull the glasses out from his front pocket and waving them towards him. âWe are doing Cypress Hill, glasses or no glasses so you better take care of them,â she playfully threatened, narrowing her eyes at him.
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vdbcelesteâ:
         âi seriously want to fight that dj for not playing 90s songs.â the redhead complained as she downs her whole drink. âheâs either playing too much 80s, or early 2000s. read the fucking room, derek!â she yelled from across the venue, causing giggles to erupt from her little crowd. âfifty bucks and iâll go on that dj booth. whoâs in?â @shstartersâ
emma laughs at celesteâs words, enjoying whatever is being played. âhas he not? iâm not even noticing anything anymore,â she admitted, taking a sip from the drink in her hand. she laughed along to the antics of the other, simply having fun with the night. âi am so in! i love you so much right now. and always of course!â she enthused.Â
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hcydensxndrsâ:
           âdo you really think itâs a good idea for me to get so drunk in this place?â the songstress was trying so hard not get past her limit tonight. it was a very tempting situation, since the green room always served the best drinksâ but the last thing she wanted was be get so wasted that the actual owners of the venue had to take care of her. âanyway, i think i can handle one more. so, let me know what youâre having. itâs on me!â @shstartersâ
âitâs the best idea! come on, youâre with me, you canât turn me down can you?â emma questioned, flashing her a pouting face to convince the other. whenever these two were together, well to say they had fun was an understatement. âyes!â she squealed in excitement as the other agreed to another drink, bringing her finger up to her lip to think. âyouâre too kind my dear! iâll have a mojito.â
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drewinstonâ:
He had been by the bar for the majority of the evening, not yet having enough alcohol in his system to join the mass of people on the dancefloor, and not exactly making any effort to get to that point. In fact, Drew had been ready to slip away into the night. And he would have, had his attention not been piqued by the girl calling out to him. Amidst the flashing, multi-coloured light, it took him a moment to make out her face, but once he had come to recognise the brunette, he had flashed her a beaming smile. âHey! Yeah, yeah. I remember. Drew,â He reminded her. âYou havinâ fun out there?â He questioned, chuckling at her slightly ragged appearance, âWho are you dressed up as tonight?âÂ
When he repeated him name for her, Emma grinned and nodded, knowing she remembered the first letter correctly but the rest of the name had escaped her amid the chaos of the event. âDrew! Yes, of course. I am, thank you. What about you?â She questioned, ordering another drink for herself and the bartender came her way before looking back at the male. âNo one in particular but bucket hats and neon colors were like a thing, right? I just so happen to still love this attire,â she pointed out with a laugh, making the best of what she could find at home. âLet me guess, Nick Lachey?â She questioned, for absolutely no reason but that having been her crush growing up and it was the first name to come to mind.
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đđđđđđ out on the dance floor had never been much of an issue. The nineties had to be her favourite decade, and The Green Roomâs first party under her reign seemed to be a pretty big hit with the locals so far. Yelling the lyrics to Deep Blue Somethingâs Breakfast At Tiffanyâs chorus from the top of her lungs had quickly managed to find her a duet partner in someone she swore sheâd already run into several different times before. She wasnât entirely sure what the other girlâs name was. But they were having fun â and that was really all that mattered to the blonde. Her arms raised during all the good parts and the biggest grin etched across wild features once the song came to its inevitable end, swiftly changing into the equally iconic Lovefool by The Cardigans. âWhat are you drinking?â she yelled, trying desperately to be heard above the noise of the bustling crowd inside the music venue. âKeeping a tune like that absolutely deserves to be rewarded.â ( @emmadvsâ )
As Emma danced the night away, with no one in particular, she managed to join a few different people along the way. She was singing and dancing within the crowd, it never feeling odd since she knew most of the people there, and if she didnât, she would make sure she did at the end of a song. The blonde that Emma joined in song looked familiar but with the amount of alcohol she already had in her system, so did everyone else in the venue. She didnât overthink it and continued having fun as per usual. âTequila sunrise,â Emma shouted in response over the music, before smiling wide. âYouâre too kind! I didnât mean to jump into your song but it looked like you could use a singing partner for fun! Singing alone is fun and all, but duets are much better.â
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bethshusterâ:
beth let herself be leaded by her friend and she entered to emmaâs office. she did want to know more about emmaâs life, since sheâs one of the few people she really cared about, but since beth had to let all out she just waited for emma to let her talk. she couldnât even sit since she was so upset and emberssed by what her father did to her and to matthew of course. âso my parents met matt, and i think matt doesnât want anything to do with my family.â beth said with a sigh at the end. putting her hands on her waist, traveling in emmaâs office. âand iâm trying to get away from my father cause all he does now is give more and more work to keep me busy.â she added, she was frustrated. âi mean thereâs nothing wrong with matt, he is so nice and charmingâ god emma you shouldâve seen my father face when matt told him about his daughter.â
seeing how anxious beth was about what she had to say made emma worry. whatever happened must not have been good, and it was bugging beth as she could tell. she let her friend speak, truly caring about what was going on with her. âwait, what? why? what happened?â she found herself asking before going quiet again to let beth finish her story. hearing what her friend had to say made emma feel bad for her. she knew her family, especially her father, was hard on others but to that extent? emma knew how much he cared about beth and wanted the best for her, but matt sounded like her perfect match whenever beth would speak of him. âis that what infuriated him? that he has a daughter? thatâs kind of shallow, isnât it? i mean, i love and respect your father but iâm a little shocked. i know heâs tough cause he cares but this is too much. youâre obviously happy and you deserve to be. after everything.â
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tcnihqsâ:
Emma was right, Toni didnât go out of her way to hurt her. Nor, did anything that happens to her a result of anything that had to do with Emma. But, if she was staying true to herself, Tonimarie knew that she cut her off and acted as if the friendship never existed. Thankfully due to the otherâs willingness to forgive, Toni didnât have to sit here and beg for her forgiveness, like she knew she would have to with some others. Her eyes moved between the ground beneath them, their hands intertwined, and Emmaâs eyes. They kept shifting between each position to determine for herself if this was all real, where she was and who she was with. Plus, it probably didnât help that she had helped herself to such a large amount of liquor in a short amount of time. âI would never. I might not give a shit but, I give a shit enough about you to not hurt you,â she admitted, although it wasnât a surprise to herself. âWe got so caught up in me that I had no idea how youâve been, what your life has amounted too,â she said, her eyes fixating as best they could at the sight of her house in the distance. âNot to shift focus off of you but â Make sure you close the door behind you when we get there. Zelda is quite outdoorsy for a cat,â she mentioned.Â
Emma cared about the other and would never hold a grudge because she simply wanted to live her life and explore the world. She was just happy Toni was back and they had their chance to get their friendship back on track and grow it. âI know you wouldnât. You love me too much,â she teased, scrunching her nose before giggling. âI would never hurt you either. Now that we have that out of the way, letâs focus on the new shit weâre gonna mess up around here. I couldnât do it all on my own anymore,â she added on as they continued walking. âWell, Iâm a lawyer now. Family lawyer, to be exact. Iâm a pretty bad bitch in the court room, not gonna lie. Iâm happy with what Iâve accomplished. I owe it all to Beth, though. You remember Beth? My best friend? Well, weâre still inseparable, we even work together. Sheâll be so happy to know youâre back,â Emma went on, a smile on her face. She heard Toniâs warning and nodded, âYes ma'am. You got it, door closed. I love cats, please tell me Zeldaâs affectionate.â
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Emma was a few drinks in, dancing with no one in particular on the dance floor. When she wanted to have fun, she didnât mind doing it solo. When the latest song came to an end, she made her way through the crowd and headed back to the bar. âAnother tequila sunrise, please,â she requested from the bartender that knew her all too well by then. As she looked over to the male beside her, she focused on him until she realized why he looked familiar. âHey, youâre Mattâs friend!â She exclaimed over the music, running a hand through her hair. âWe met earlier, Iâm Bethâs friend. Emma.â She added on, unsure if he needed that extra information to recall who she was, if he did at all. @drewinstonâ
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bethshusterâ:
beth let out a small laugh, now they looked like sixteen years old, just the screaming and the sobbing over each other is missing. âwe do need to catch up, because i got burnt from the tea i have to tell you.â beth said taking a sip from her coffee. âletâs go to your office?â she asked, emmaâs office was nearby so she thought it would be quick before someone being them more work than they already have. âbut first tell me about your busy days.â beth said.
at the mention of her friend having stuff to tell her, emma grinned and nodded, grabbing her friendâs hand to lead her to her office, but making sure to be careful with the coffee in her hand. âsay no more,â she beamed as she led the way, closing the door behind them as soon as they were inside. she waved her hand at the topic beth was trying to bring up, âoh no, thatâs not important. work work and one night stands, you know me. now you, tell me everything.â
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tcnihqsâ:
âI swear to god, if you really believe in that shit â I might have to go back on me saying that Iâll kill you,â she joked, sticking her tongue out alongisde a few chuckles. âItâs not destiny but, I still stand my ground. Iâm really lucky that youâre so forgiving.â Perhaps she could trust Emma, she always could before. They had, this bond, that at the time Toni didnât understand back then. But now, she knew that it was definitely deeper than a surface level friendship. âRemember that one time when we skipped Algebra? Oh my god, Emma â you were so pissed at me. Well not me exactly but, I thought that you were never going to speak to me again just because I got us in trouble,â she laughed. âThinking about it now, I can see why you wouldnât leave me out to dry now. After this time, I shouldâve known better.â Sure it was only skipping a class, â but it was such a big deal back then. If only Toni knew what more serious deals she would have to handle in her later life. Toni couldnât wait to spend more time with Emma again, thatâs all she really knew. âAs long as Iâm locked up with you, my love,â she played. ââThen I wouldnât need the key,â she said matter of fact, swinging their hands while they walked at their sides.Â
Emma couldnât hold back her laughter, not caring who stared or how ridiculous she sounded. Toniâs response was just what she expected. Whether destiny actually existed or not, Emma believed more in making your own luck and decisions and if you want something, you have to make it happen for yourself. âOf course. I mean, you went to live your life, whatâs to forgive? I support that, honestly. Itâs not like you intentionally did something to hurt me. See, now those people would say Iâm not so forgiving,â she pointed out truthfully. They were friends before and if Emma had been the one to leave Springhill to figure out her life and all, she would expect her friends to understand that. âOh my god, yes! Iâve always had your back. And I always will, that will never change,â she added on, a smile on her face as the two walked hand in hand and reminisced about the past.Â
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Finley: Why does everyone keep saying that :( Iâm full of surprises, alright?
Finley: Now I just need to figure out how he did his hair so đ
Finley: Have you got an outfit yet?
Emma: Yeah, sure you are.
Emma: I'm sure you got this.
Emma: Eh, no.... I can't decide.
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Finley: Exactly how much of a clichĂŠ would it be for me to dress up as Hugh Grant on Friday?
Finley: Because I just found an exact replica of the shirt he wore in Four Weddings đ¤ŠđŹđ§
Emma: Honest answer?
Emma: Very, but totally expected from you..
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isabella--durantâ:
isabella may had, had-a bit too much to drink the night before, and walking home from her stay at the persons house she stayed at last night, she was stumbling homeâher drunken tinge of delight and merriment still surrounding her. spotting a dog on the corner, a strayâit seemed. She picked it up softly, stroking itâs hair. âIm gonnaâ call you tramp.â She pouted, giggling softly. Looking up, like she had been spotted she raised an eyebrow âOh lemmeâ keep him pleaaaaase.â
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as emma was on her usual afternoon jog, she came to a stop when she recognized a familiar face across the street. she made her way over, a smile on her face as she grew closer to the figure. âif that makes you happy,â she responded, as the dog was not the reason she approached the other. âisabella right? itâs emma. we met the other day, not sure if you remember,â she asked, rambling on before realizing she should stop and let the other speak.
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whyflintâ:
âI donât see why people would be dicks to their bartenders.â Flint started, âDo they really not get that I have the power to control how much liquor they get? Jokes on the people who get mad because theyâll have to see a lot more of me to get drunk.â He gave a crooked smile, "Likewise someone tipped me a twenty tonight, you better believe they had a time they will not remember.â
âWhy do you think Iâm always such a sweetheart when Iâm around you?â Emma posed the question, batting her eyelashes at the other before letting out a laugh. âI mean, thatâs not the only reason of course, Iâm teasing. Some people are just assholes, hun. Theyâre idiots for not realizing you can make or break their night,â she pointed out with a shrug, smiling at her friend.
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jamesselroyâ:
âI was gonna go solo with my trying one of everything.â James grinned back over at her, his eyes once more making their way to the menu. He was so tempted to go with what he knew he liked, Mint Chocolate Chip or Oreo but really, where was the fun in that. âOh, strawberry cheesecake? That sounds like it would be really good?â Having not even considered that flavor at all. But he was open to try anything at least once, so why not do that this time? âNo, no, makes sense. Ti each their own, right?â At least he hoped that was how the saying went. âI think Iâm gonna go with your suggestion, try something new.â James said with a nod of his head, stepping up to place his order. He paused for a second before looking over at the girl, giving her a smile, and waved in her direction. âYou can add whatever she wants to my order. My treat.â James said to her, a smile still on his face. âEveryone deserves something nice, even if itâs just having their milkshake paid for.âÂ
âI mean, if you could handle all that sweet, go for it. Donât let me stop you. I might want to see the outcome though, not gonna lie,â Emma responded, a smile working its way across her face. âExactly. To each their own. I definitely have a mind of my own. Strange and all,â she said with a chuckle and a shrug, not really caring about that. She gave a small clap of her hands when he said he would take her suggestion, âYou wonât regret it, Iâm sure. And since youâre taking a walk on the wild - or not so wild - side with my suggestion, Iâll do the same. So tell me, what should I go for?â She asked, once he offered to pay for her milkshake. She definitely appreciated the kind gesture and was ready to try something new herself.
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tcnihqsâ:
It was a name that so many could easily have given her but, for Toni, it was a way that made her feel closer to her. Em and Toni were younger then, where the smallest thing that shouldnât have made such an impact, really did. âYouâre so special â I didnât deserve your frendship then and I certainly donât deserve it now,â she shook her head. Toni believed it too, with the way the lines were drawn in the sand with the previous events in her life. There was no hope in Toniâs sights. At least, there wasnât before. Now, certainly more optimistic. âThank god, I thought I was going to have to do some serious convincing and I knew my drunk ass wasnât prepared to do that,â she laughed at herself. Toni extended her free hand out to grasp onto Emmaâs hand, lacing their fingers together to begin pulling her gently in the direction toward her place. âIâm really glad I ran into you, â she admitted, gently resting her head on Emmaâs shoulder and soon picking it back up to pick up their speed.Â
âOh stop it. You are more than deserving of me. Iâm the lucky one here. Of all places I could have been today, I ended up here, running into you. If thatâs not destiny, well fuck,â Emma responded with a laugh, shaking her head slightly. There was never anything a person could do that Emma would think less of them for. Unless it was done towards her or to harm her in some way, she never defined anyone by their past mistakes. She knew if people did that with her, well she would be very much disliked and friendless. âOh, please. You had me at hello. Or whatever your first word was. You get the point,â she said with a wave of her hand, not recalling how the woman began to speak but she knew what she was getting at. Hopefully. Taking the womanâs inviting hand in hers, feeling their fingers laced up so naturally almost brought back memories as if they were yesterdayâs. Butterflies even? She didnât even know but she liked having Toni back in her life. âMe too, itâs been long enough. Next time you try leaving me, Iâll lock you up and throw away the key,â she teased, resting her head for a mere second over Toniâs before lifting it up again.Â
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finleywoodsâ:
âWell, not to be crassâŚâ Finley began, smirking into a sip of beer before he gestured the glass towards Emmaâs backside. Clearly, he did mean to be crass. âBut I have seen your bum and I think Iâd recall if there were a stick up it.â He pushed his eyebrows up, daring her to challenge him otherwise. With such similar antics, it really was no wonder they got along so well. âOf course, Em. Youâre a bloody hoot. And you can handle hurricane Finley, Iâm sure.â Entirely unperturbed by the disappearance of his friends, Finley jutted his chin towards the bar and began to meander in its direction. âWhat do you fancy? Liquor? Wine? Bubbly, even?âÂ
âOh, come on. Not to be crass? Thatâs our specialty, no need to play it off,â Emma pointed out with a laugh, looking towards her back at his gesture. She then shrugged before turning her attention back to him, âRight, I forgot you know more of me than some people. Why try to deny that?â she responded, knowing it would be pointless to try to contradict his words. She rolled her eyes playfully and nodded, âThat is true, I can handle anything you send my way.â She followed his direction towards the bar, thinking over her options for a moment. âLiquor, definitely. I have to catch up and match your crazy,â she said in a teasing manner.Â
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