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*Hits poohead* I didn't have a problem but it's nice that the door is open :)
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Do you think God stays in heaven because he too lives in fear of what he's created?
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3 mos ago
I saw a one-legged man at the ATM. He was checking his balance.
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5 mos ago
Where do bad rainbows go? To a prism. It's a light sentence, but it gives them time to reflect.
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@SpicyMeatball I love her. She's got my stamp of approval! <3 All you need is the other two to say the same thing and you'll be able to move her over!
@Inkarnate For the most part, I see nothing wrong with Jun as a character. He certainly fits the type you've explained to us (the GM team) before. As it stands for me, however, I approve of Jun. We shall wait for @Dirty Pretty Lies and @Hero to weigh in, though I imagine they'll have similar feelings that I do.

LOCATIONThe Edge Nightclub
INTERACTING WITH Jess @SpicyMeatBall
MENTIONSN/A
TIME11:45 PM




It didn't matter how much time had passed since the two had even spoken to each other, as Colin thought back on the past — on their past — he was reminded of the days they spent at Salem High School and how they went with the flow. Neither of them was the type to really take anything seriously, let alone each other. The one thing that seemed to be serious (at least back then) was their growing fondness for each other. It started in their childhood. Their families were as close as it came. The history extended further than Colin's mind could comprehend, so it stood to reason that the two would become friends. And then came along that 'something more'.

"How could I forget?" Colin murmured to himself.

As he remembered their sophomore year at Salem High, Colin was uncharacteristically smiling. He rarely did that and it was brought on by a number of things. The obvious being the memories he cherished of the one he fucked up things with. His actions — well, let's face it. Colin and Jess weren't like most high school super couples. They were more toxic than the poison of a cobra. They were just as good for each other as they were horrible to each other. The way they were to each other — it was the reason why they had broken up. Colin fucked up. Jess fucked up. They both fucked up and for the remainder of time from then until just now when Colin sent that text message, they ignored each other. In a city that acted like a small town, it was hard to not see people you didn't want to. Lord knew that Colin tried his best, but something about them couldn't be denied. A chemistry with unlimited numbers and the history to support it.

His blue eyes stared intently into the coffee that had just come to the booth he reserved on the far side of the pub that was away from most of the usual occupants. The thing about being the son of the owners? Colin had a bit of weight. So, when he saw Jess enter the pub, bearing the leg cast he had seen on her last night at the Edge, he waved her over. As he expected, she wasn't exactly thrilled to see him, much less practically be summoned by him. But, deep down, maybe she wasn't nearly as mad at him as she usually was. Lord knew she could rage up a storm just by the littlest thing. Even to this day, that was something Colin absolutely loved about her. Well, as long as he wasn't at the opposite end of that.

When she finally took her seat, Colin didn't want to appear as if he was staring, but he couldn't take his eyes off of her. If the wrong person were to look at him look at her, they'd probably see a man creepily staring at the woman across from him. But in reality, Colin was gazing at her face. Even to this day, Jessica Horton has not changed one bit. Her eyes - those beautiful hazel eyes - were just as captivating as when he first laid his sight on them all those years ago. the only thing about her that was pure and innocent because Jessica Horton was a spitfire. Everything about her was and has always been spunky. This was especially true by the comment she just made.

"Depends on the day." Colin cocked a smirk, taking a sip of his coffee. Before he would begin explaining why he brought her here, he slid a fifty dollar bill across the table. "That should cover gas for the day. Just let that be some incentive to stay for a bit." Colin offered her a smile, though he wouldn't let it stay because soon his expression turned somewhat serious. "I've been doing a lot of thinking lately, Jess. I've been thinking about what I've done and what those things have done to the people I care about. Off the top of my head, my family, and friends. But also you too, Jess," he said, sipping his coffee slowly.

Colin took a moment to pause before continuing.

"As you know, I'm in AA - well, kind of. I follow the program and go to meetings when I can, but I mostly go for how good it feels to vent to people that won't judge--" Colin stopped himself. She didn't want to hear his life story and his woes. "Let me just get right to it. I know nothing I can do or say will ever repair what happened between us. Whether or not we were willing participants in what happened to us, but I want to make an attempt to make up for all of the crap that I did to you all those years ago and the years that followed."

Colin reached over to take Jess' hand, then his blue eyes met the hazel ones across from him. "I'm sorry, Jessica. From the bottom of my whiskey-drenched heart, I am sorry. For everything."
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It's just a little shorter than I would like it to have been! But thank you bby!


It's not about the size; it's about how you use it. ;)



After taking herself quite the refreshing bath and just catching about an hour or so of sleep (it was a long flight and car ride), AJ was basically up and at em'; and by that, it means she was out of her room, wanting to stretch her legs. and of course, as per the unintentional Banks way of wanting to look presentable, Andrea Jenine couldn't deny this to be true for even her. While everyone else might have gone for the more casual approach to relaxing, AJ was someone who marched to the beat of her own drum. While the others might opt for shorts or something like that, AJ walked out of her room with a sunflower-themed dress that was laced with designs of floral patterns. It was like something out of the 70s with how many colors were represented.

Her smile was wide when she walked out of her room and even wider when she happened to knock on the door of the groom. Something that had always escaped her was how little she knew of the man that was going to marry one of her closest friends. A man known to her only as Darien. Oh sure, they were friends on facebook and perhaps the two have exchanged a poking war here and there, but did she actually know Darien? At the bottom of her gut, she felt as if she betrayed herself if she didn't get to know this guy. It would not only be a crime if she didn't at least introduce herself to him personally. After all, they were likely to be in each other's lives. Her best friend was going to be wed to him in less than a week.

As she stood in front of his door, she hesitated from knocking on it. "Why am I not doing this already? Just go on and do it, Andrea! Do it!" She chanted to herself, giving herself some hypeman-esque confidence.

Well, here goes nothing.

Knock! Knock! Knock!

Three solid knocks were all that it took to announce oneself without barging into the room. AJ was one of those people who could wait for days and not lose her smile or feel as if she was being ignored. Someone like her always found reasons to smile. Okay, almost always. But still! She, in the moment she waited for him to answer, was happy. Her smile soon widened when she saw it open. And when it fully opened, she held her head high, back staight, and an eagerness to know her best friend's future husband.

"That was a nice end to our last poke war, wasn't it? Thought I had you for a moment."
@spooner I don't think it was "meh" as you say. I liked it, or did you not see my like of it in your notifs? :P


Time is an illusion,
But memories never forget.
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As Raiko tried to catch his breath, the silver gleam in his eyes saw the staff that she was holding. He couldn’t make heads or tails about what it did, but something about him did seem oddly familiar. It wasn’t right in his face, but something about the way it was carved and the shape of it that brought a sense of familiarity to him. But it wasn’t the kind that he felt he should be worried about. Truth be told, it gave off a subtle, warm glow. He didn’t know if this woman caught onto this, but instead of harming him like it would do to most demons, it seemed to be restoring enough of his lost reserves that would allow Raiko to stand up without feeling fatigued.

When he dusted off his body, the blades of grass and dirt that had gathered all over his loose pants and white top fall to the ground they originally came from. He couldn’t help but listen to the woman foolishly do something for the creeps that wouldn’t leave her alone. That wasn’t a good idea, but then again, he had done his job. Okay, it wasn’t his job. He wanted to save the pretty lady from the evil humans. It was his pleasure. After all, nobody else was going to do it.

Raiko looked at the priestess as she seemed to be lost in some kind of train of thought. Throughout this entire moment, she couldn’t seem to take her eyes off of him. Raiko then smiled, though his eyes wouldn’t leave the sight of her staff, then it went to her face. Back and forth his gaze went between the girl and her staff, the staff and the girl, the girl and her eyes, the girl and her body. And what a body it seemed to be.

And then, with no warning at all, the hopes of exploring that sacred land came to a speeding halt. “You’re welcome!” Raiko intentionally yelled, making sure she heard him.

Shrugging, Raiko looked around him. The girl from before had been long gone - well, he still saw her, but she was about a mile away. No longer up close and personal as she was just a moment ago. The more he thought about her, the more he couldn’t get that staff out of his mind. “Why was it so goddamn familiar?!” He scratched his head, nearly picking a scab that had dried up from a week ago. As he did, briefly, Raiko had a flash of a memory from his past. The sight of a tree. And the blurred image of someone sitting on it. It was quick but something about it was just as familiar as it was with the staff.

The half-demon had to know more about this staff. He knew that Ryoshi nor the other demons at the mountain would like what he was about to do, but they knew that Raiko was an impulsive boy. He never thought ahead.

Oh well.

With the decision already being made, Raiko casually ran the way that priestess was heading. He just had to know and following her was bound to give him the answers he wanted.

@Erklings25 Glad to have you aboard and good choices in fc's. Can't wait to see what you come up with using him!


@eclecticwitch Wonderful! We can't wait to see what you produce! =)
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