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"I don't attract what I want, I attract what I am. Dead as the bees buzzing inside my head." MM
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Do you wanna start a cult with me?
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Grim / Grimoire
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It's been over a year since I've written creatively but here I am again.
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Imma do this thang, naturally.
Hello Everyone

It is long since due that I formally announce my intentions for this roleplay. I haven't been feeling inspiration for AWE in a very, very long time. It is nothing to do with roleplay itself, and certainly nothing to do with any of you lovely writers, it is simply something within myself. When SUP first came up with this idea, I had a feeling that I wouldn't really get much out of it - as wrestling isn't really my thing - and it turns out that I should have just listened to myself. Consider this my formal withdrawal from the roleplay. I will still be around as supporting staff, because SUP is forever a 3-person team (plus or minus some great co-GMs), but I will no longer be writing for this story. I trust that Uni and co. will find a way to write Barbie cleanly out of the story (perhaps she does take that time off to go stay with Drayden). Thank you for everything guys, I know you will do great things with this story!
~ GM Silent




Collab with: @Silver Carrot feat. @Lovely Complex



As she waited backstage, being counted down for her entrance, Dawn was a lot less nervous than last week, even though this week was a championship match. The simple fact was she hadn’t had to do any talking on the mic this week, and won’t have to for the rest of this feud, meaning she could work on her mic skills in private until next month, where she’ll have to take to the stage more.

10...9...8..

Dawn put her cap on. This time, she wasn’t wearing camo, but a black tank top and black shorts, along with grey boots. Her cap, though military style, was also black, and had several pins in it. The overall look was very punky. She wasn’t “That G.I. Jane nobody” this week. She was an ass-kicking legitimate contender.

Her music started, and Sydney Ellis marched down the ramp to, there was no mistaking it, cheers. Was this what being a face felt like? It was amazing. Dawn would have to see about her chances for a turn somewhere down the line! But for now, she was Sydney Ellis. She did not smile as she carried on marching. She stopped on the ramp. There was a plant holding up a sign supporting Barbie. Sydney snatched it from the plant’s hands and carried it into the ring, whereupon she faced the hard camera and made a show of ripping it to shreds to a true face pop, then motioning around her waist. ‘I’m going to be the champion’, she was boldly claiming.

Watching from the gorilla position, Barbie sized up her soon-to-be opponent. She made note of the change in Sydney’s outfit style, foregoing the usual camo in favor blacks and grays. It was almost comical, how the top card wrestlers in AWE women's division seemed to be dividing into cliché high school stereotypes: the prep, the goth, the punk… what’s next? When Sydney ripped up the faux fan poster, Barbie let herself feel the anger at the action to pump her up.

The championship belt that was currently fastened around her waist was hers, and it would remain hers at the end of the day. It was time to go teach that girl who runs this show. To teach all of them that Barbie Summers is on the top, and she will remain on top. Smirking at the surprise she had in store for everyone, Barbie lined herself up to take her strut down to the ring.

Instead of the hot bubble gum pink get ups that she usually wears, Barbie also changed her look this week, wearing a royal purple two piece ensemble, showcasing her best assets. Glittering gold boots that reach almost up to her knees match the golden crown that is emblazoned across the rear of her purple booty shorts. A lot like Sexton Love, Barbie’s character design is all about ‘sex sells’, albeit in a much more appealing way.

After last week’s callouts and Joy’s interview with Barbie, the audience knew who to expect in the ring next. The rumblings of hisses and boos started to the fill the stadium in preparation for the arrival of their favorite heel to hate. Said rumblings came to a sudden halt when the theme music started playing and, instead of the tinkling bells that fell into heavy metal riffs, soft piano and a melodic voice filled airwaves.

The lyrics spoke volumes, Barbie wouldn’t have to say a single thing to get the message across. What she does, she does best. This was a sassy retort to all of the wrestlers (and fans) that accused her of fucking her way to the top. Maybe she did, maybe she didn’t, whichever it was… Barbie owned it. Knowing that all eyes were on her, including the most important pair of eyes from the other side of a TV screen states away, Miss Summers slowly danced her way down the runway. Dripping sex appeal, she sultrily moved her body to the song as she practically stripped her way to the ring.

Sliding up onto the canvas, Barbie’s smirk returned as she eyed up Sydney. Taking a few steps forward, she squared up to the other woman and looked down her nose at her as if she was nothing more than last week’s trash. Sydney, at first, snarled back, but then nodded, and sported the twitches of an amused grin at this display of taking pride in the fact that she did not get to this spot by fighting. As the girls shared a pre-match staredown, Barbie’s new theme music faded out on one final lyric. This is my show…

The bell rang, and the women locked up, both trying to show their dominance by overpowering the other in this test of strength. Though Sydney was undoubtedly pushing harder, Barbie was standing her ground by keeping low to avoid being pushed over. Sydney, with agility, speed and grace that she hadn’t shown that much, let go, slid behind Barbie and wrapped her arm around the champion’s throat, locking in a Standing Chokehold mere seconds into the match!

A finisher, this early on? It was a bold choice, and one that shocked both the crowd and Barbie. Struggling against the solid muscular arm of her opponent, Barbie gasped and elbowed into Sydney. The powerhouse was relentless, and Barbie knew that the ropes were her only way out of this before she turned blue. Elbowing harder now, Barbie forced her weight back into the other woman, causing them to stumble backwards towards the ropes.

Seizing the opportunity, Barbie darted her right hand out to grip the rope and the ref called it. Quick on her feet, Barbie turned so that she was now standing between Sydney and the referee. On impulse - and out of the ref’s sight - Barbie viciously poked her opponent in the eyes, as payback for the early chokehold. Summers usually fought fair, despite her heel status, but perhaps a new Barbie was on the rise now.

Sydney staggered back, clutching her face, shaking with rage. She shook her head as if to try and shake the sight back, looked right at Barbie, and then charged at her, though there was something off about her charge. Her eyes were still sore. She was literally charging blind.

Barbie felt the full force of Sydney as she slammed her weight into her. The punkish woman grabbed Barbie by the wrist and flicked her towards the ropes. Their bodies fell back towards the canvas together and Barbie hooked her arm under Sydney's knee in a roll-up. Sydney kicked out of the move after a 1-count from the ref.

Once again seizing the moment, Barbie went in for another hold. Another statement to be made. Barbie wrapped both of her own legs around Sydney’s left and let her knees fall to the canvas. Deftly rolling into the maneuver and pretzeling their legs together, Barbie had Sydney in one of her signature submissions - the same one that the punk had tried out on Morgana last week. Loud enough for the ring mics to pick up, Barbie taunted her. “This is my move, sweetie.”

Sydney gritted her teeth and shook her head, writhing around in the hold, before she turned onto her side and looked behind her. She was in reach of the ropes! With a Herculean surge of willpower, she pulled herself, and Barbie, towards the ropes, and resisted Barbie’s attempts to pull back with the sheer strength of her arms. Almost...there...She reached the ropes! Grabbing a tight hold of them and then collapsing as she waited for Barbie to let go, or for the ref to make her let go.

Barbie held onto the hold, wearing Sydney down for as long as she could. It wasn’t until the ref screamed warnings into her ear that Barbie finally released her grip. Sydney pulled away and Barbie stood up, taking a few steps back to calculate her next moves, and waiting for the other wrestler to recover.

Sydney got to her feet shakily. Her legs were not unaffected by that hold. Nevertheless, one rope break each. They were back to square one. Stalemate. Sydney got very close to the champ, staring her down again. Their foreheads were touching, and hate shined in the eyes of both wrestlers, as it dawned on them both that to put the other away would not be as easy a task as first thought.

They lock-up again, and this time, the powerhouse succeeds in pushing the now slightly more worn out champion back towards the turnbuckle. Barbie glared at the other wrestler as she felt the padded turnbuckle press into her back. With a flash of determination in her eyes, the reigning champion kicked at Sydney’s legs, wearing them down even more. Barbie knocked her prone on the floor.

Staring down at Sydney, Barbie took a moment to look up at the crowd. They were loud and thirsty for violence, and Barbie indulged them. The blonde bombshell threw her knees into Sydney’s exposed midsection, Summersaulted forward and then flipped back in a Rewind the Clip. This was another signature move, one which really put her background in gymnastics on center-stage.

Barbie stood above the woman once more. Breathing heavily from the exertion of the match thus far. Even so, the blonde still smiled, drinking in the sight of the damage that she’d inflicted. Circling the prone wrestler, Barbie kicked at her abdomen again, urging her to get up. When Sydney didn’t, Barbie saw the opportunity to end this right here and now, if Sydney truly didn’t have any fight left in her - which she doubted was the case. Barbie fell down into the other wrestler, hooking Sydney's left leg up in the crook of left elbow while Barbie’s right arm was pressed into the side of Sydney’s throat, pinning her in place.

Sydney kicked up out of the pin rather quickly, without there even being enough time for the ref to start a count. Barbie backed off for the moment, stepping aside while Sydney recovered. Ever the showwoman, Barbie approached the referee and snatched a mic from him. Sydney was up on her knees now, panting and catching her breath.

Grabbing a fistfull of the other blonde’s hair, Barbie yanked Syndey’s head up to face her fully as she spoke. “You look good down there on your knees. A simple peasant, bowing before the Queen.” She smiled proudly at the taunt. “Why don’t you just give up already? Your war is over, soldier. Surrender the fight, just like you surrendered your uniform.”

Sydney has clearly heard as much as she could stand, as she immediately knocks the mic out of Barbie’s hands, stands up and grabs her by the hair, then hits a BFT, causing Barbie to stagger back. Sydney then picks up the mic and raises it to her mouth. There was silence as it looked like she was about to reply, but instead she simply threw a punch with the hand holding the mic so that it (appeared to) hit Barbie square in the forehead. Sydney discarded the mic, and lifted the champ over her head in a Gorilla Press, as if she weighed nothing, before throwing her out of the ring, to a large cheer.

She followed her out, sliding under the ropes, and picked the Plastic Princess up off the floor, before throwing stiff punches at her. Barbie returned the favour, throwing punches at Sydney’s head in return, and going so far as to pull the powerhouse’s hair. All the while the ref counted them down. Sydney, still recovering from the blows and the hair-pulling, was in a daze, while Barbie rolled back into the ring as the Ref shouted “Seven!” and proceeded to deal with her pain there. Sydney took a few more moments to recover, then slid under the bottom rope and back into the ring just after the shout of “Nine!”

Both women were breathing heavily and nursing their wounds now. This fight was long, hard, and well-matched. The crowd was alive with energy, cheering the wrestlers on in their brutality. Encouraged by their support, Barbie was the first to get to her feet in the ring. Once Sydney was up as well, Barbie used her stamina and impressive airborne athleticism in the form of a Full Moon. Barbie ran at Sydney, turning at the last second, twisting and throwing her body high into the air and leaving Sydney with face full of ass. Kiss the crown, baby.

Sydney staggered, almost as if she was about to fall onto her back, then regained her footing and swung a devastating looking right hook into Barbie’s perfect face. Sydney refuses to give the champ and inch, and runs to the ropes, rebounding and attempting to run through Barbie with a clothesline.

The reigning queen ducks in time to dodge Sydney’s stiff, waiting arm. Sliding along the canvas, Barbie reversed the move and rebounded off the ropes to clip Sydney’s throat with a clothesline instead. Using the wrestler’s moment of shock to her advantage, Barbie threw her out of the ring to buy herself some recovery time.

Barbie was panting with exhaustion when Sydney slid back into the ring - looking equally as worn out. Sydney was strong, her body was one of the most well-oiled machines in the business - for the women, at least. It was impressive, and Barbie knew that if she wanted to have any hope at ending this soon, she would have to do it by wearing down those toned muscles. Without her strength, Sydney was nothing.

Before Sydney could get to her feet, Barbie slid over to keep her grounded on the canvas. After a few moments of struggling between the women, Barbie caught Sydney in a Pole Dancer. Straddling the shoulder of Sydney’s dominant arm, Barbie pulled back on her wrist, increasing the intensity of the hold.

The placement of the wrestlers wasn’t the most ideal for Barbie’s hold. Center ring was the most effective, and they were currently positioned close to the edge, where Sydney had just climbed up. Sydney squirmed beneath Barbie’s hips and managed to wriggle her way to a ropes.

Frustrated by the rope break, Barbie pulled Sydney further from the edge of the canvas. Being as strong as she was, Barbie couldn’t force Sydney very far, as she was fighting back. Despite how little distance they had made it from the ropes, Barbie went in for another Pole Dancer, this time on Sydney’s non-dominant arm. Even though she managed another rope break, Barbie was proud of the work she’d done in grinding her opponent down.

It was time to finish this, once and for all. Barbie would have Sydney seeing stars, just like she had promised in last week’s interview. Barbie climbed up onto the top ropes, straddled the turnbuckle, and prepared to attempt one of her aerial finishers.

By this time, Sydney had gotten back to her feet, and hyped herself back up with some face-slapping and angry screaming. She looked up at Barbie, beckoning her down with her hand. The message was clear. She was ready for Barbie’s aerial move. She would catch her.

Barbie stared down at the dark-clad wrestler. There was a ferocity in her gaze, a readiness. If she tried to land a Seeing Stars now, she had no doubt that she’d be caught, and would most likely suffer some serious damage in the process. And so, much to the shock of everyone in the crowd, Barbie stepped down for what might be the first time in her AWE history.

The moment Barbie’s feet touched the canvas again. Sydney was waiting with a rolling wheel kick to the champ’s head, knocking her into the corner. Sydney then grabbed the champ, escorted her to the center of the ring, and raised her arm. She was calling for the Jackhammer!

However, while Barbie’s head was locked in Sydney Ellis’ arm, as the soldier did an arm raised taunt, distracted by the moment of finishing the monarch off, a snake slid into the ring, with malevolent spite written all over her face. Too fast for anyone to react, nothing massively showy, but still caused the crowd to go into an uproar, Morgana reminded the audience, her audience, why they loved her. She knew where she came from.

While Sydney was changing Barbie’s position to where the Plastic’s arm was rested around her neck, giving a clear moment where her grip on the doll wasn’t as tight as it could be, the sorceress swiftly gave a 360-degree spin, her pink locks whipping with her turn, and ended it with a sharp strike with her outer elbow straight to Sydney Ellis’ face. This was not her move. Actually, it was her father’s Maw Elbow Smash. The only other time Morgana used this move was when she earned the title. While the soldier fell fast onto her back, the witch glared at Barbie and fiercely screeched, “Well?!” And for the first time in Morgana’s career, the audience witnessed her assisting Barbie. Regardless of the history between them and her intentions, this was a monumental moment.

They had thought they’d seen it all, then suddenly the entire audience gasped in unison at what happened next. In an even more shocking twist, the gothic wrestler extended her hand to the fallen blonde. The cameras panned to Barbie’s face as she acted out the perfect expression of shock and distrust. It was acting, of course, as this stunt was an idea the girls had cooked up together at Joy’s little gathering last week. With Morgana’s helping hand grasped firmly, Barbie brought herself back up to her feet.

The camaraderie was cut short, as they released each other’s hands and Barbie stared down her opponent. Ever the opportunist - as many fans and wrestlers alike often cheekily pointed out - Summers rolled in for a pin on the grounded ex-soldier. The ref slid and fervently slapped the canvas with a thunderous open palm - one, two, THREE! Winning like this burned at Barbara’s inherent pride, the crowd would no doubt eat this up, and she would be once again painted as the wrestler who couldn’t win without someone else’s assistance. For the sake of the story, though, she persevered. A win was a win, and the title would remain hers for a little while longer. As it should.

Sydney came back to her senses. That elbow had knocked her out cold. She looked up to see that Morgana had interfered, Barbie had capitalised and won the match, but most startling to her was that they’d been working together! The downed powerhouse looked up at both of them in shock, first one, then the other. Two of the more powerful heels of the roster united against her. It was almost enough to scare the soldier. Almost. She got to her feet and stared them both down, first Barbie, then Morgana, though not saying a thing. She was simply stunned to silence.












Location: Outside the main office → Jack of Hearts Cabin
Interacting with: Angel & Trent
Collab w/ @Lovely Complex




There was one thing that Jace was actually looking forward to about going to Aces High. One thing. It would be an entire summer free from his hateful, exhausting, overbearing father. It was weird how a guy that was always so wrapped up in his “work” could suddenly become the all-seeing dad. Homophobia seemed to give him superpowers when it came to bursting into his son’s room unannounced, and monitoring all of the time that Jace spent with Angel ‘under my roof’. Seriously, it had been five years, and there was no end in sight for this torment, until now. Jace had an entire summer to do as he pleased, when he pleased with his beloved, and it would be utter bliss.

Except that it wouldn’t be.

What was the point of even coming? How did Jace have connections to almost all of the camp counselors (including his cousins!), only to get placed in the cabin completely opposite his boyfriend? Rigged! Hacks! This wasn’t fair. Although not even close to being as vocal, Jace was equally displeased with his placement as Molly was with hers. Instead of being clever and trading away his assignment card like his friend had, he turned his venting inward.

Jace wore a silent pout on his lips while his companions talked about… whatever it was that they were talking about. When his frustration threatened to bubble out from its careful containment, Jace shoved his fist into his pocket and grabbed his phone. Someone was going to pay for this. Who, you ask? One curly-haired, nosey, controlling, obnoxious sister, that’s who!

To: Cassie
I hate you.
???
did you get there?

Yes. It’s awful.
why?
we’re separated. >:|
So?
make some friends!

I HAVE friends, Cass.
make new ones, this is good for you!
u are going to need to socialize at Coleman.

I’m going to nerd school
what don’t you get about that?
it will be a whole school full of ppl like me
I don’t need this!

stop being a drama queen
don’t call me a queen
don’t be one then
...
u will be fine, Chip
member what happened last time I got u to break out of ur comfort zone?


The last text was enough for Jace to roll his eyes in real life. With an audible huff, he replied.

To: Cassie
srsly?
u only get one soulmate
I doubt anything life-changing will happen in mosquito land


A message popped up on the screen stating that his text failed to send. Jace furrowed his brow at the phone. What... why? Scanning the screen, he saw that there was a distinct lack of bars beside the battery gauge. Really? This place sucked. He couldn’t even yell at Cassandra properly. Heck, he could die out here, and no one would be able to phone the emergency services. Great!

If there was one sure fire way to pull Jace out of lala land every time, it was the luxuriously smooth voice of Angel. Deep and warm, like melted dark chocolate. It made Jace feel as liquidy as it sounded, like he could just become a puddle, right here and now. Adding to this feeling of adoration, Angel was actually referencing how Jace was the only thing that he cared about, to some stranger.

Despite the new faces before him, Jace felt perfectly comfortable, snuggling into the safety of his boyfriend’s muscular arm. He was, of course, still a very shy boy, so he did not introduce himself. Instead, he carefully and quietly watched the pair of males that were interacting with his friends, and his Angel.

“Sweet! Looks like we’re roomies.” The dorkier of the two said. Jace nearly startled. Was he talking to him? Oh, he wasn’t quite ready to talk yet. Surely his face didn’t look like the kind of person that was up for small talk, having not yet recovered from its frustrated pouting stance. Jace subconsciously looked over his shoulder, expecting to see another target for the stranger’s proclamation. No such luck.

“Oh… diamonds. Jack. Guess so…” Jace said meekly.

“This is a sign.” Trent waved the card in his hand, showcasing the Jack of Diamonds. Side stepping closer, it was apparent that this boy was socially awkward by nature, Trent’s smile curled into a grin, “Do you know what this is a sign for?”

To help his boyfriend out, Angel pulled his arm away and instead wrapped it around Jace’s body, to where his hand rested on the shoulder farthest away from him. Comfortably, he squeezed it and smiled, with that distant, mysterious smile of his, at the enthusiastic camper with the bowtie, “What’s it a sign for? This is Jace, by the way. You’ve already heard my name from Molly.”

“We are--” Dramatic pause from the youngest Kable boy. “Diamonds in the rough!” He tossed his paper high in the air and attempted to catch it, only to stumble around and swipe it off the floor. Offering his hand to his roomie, for a handshake, Trent coolly, but really not, proclaimed, “Be not afraid of greatness: Some are born great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness thrust upon them! William Shakespeare.” Angel couldn’t help but chuckle at this.

Jace stared at the bow-tied clad boy with wide, doe eyes. Perhaps he should have spent less time nagging Cassie via cell phone, and more time preparing himself mentally for interacting with a camp full of new people. Crowds were the worst. Thankfully, the combination of that god-awful pun, him fumbling his paper, and the quoting of Shakespeare was enough to loosen the tense knots in Jace’s shoulders. Okay, he was awkward. This was a good thing. “Oh, I don’t know about greatness, but I certainly was thrusted here.” Thrust? Thrusted? Neither sounded right in proper conversation, even if Shakespeare was considered one of the great classic writers. Innuendo had ruined any hope of saying a world like that without conjuring up a dirty mental imagine.

“So, I don’t think I heard your name. I’m Jace, or Chip, whatever you like, really.”

“I go by many names, my dear friend. Like Izual the great DRAGONSLAYER! Really, that’s me trying to be my D&D character. My mum calls me Benji, middle name’s Benjamin. I’d prefer if you call me Trent or anything you can think based off that. Like… T-Dog. T-Bone. HEYO, T-BONE! Wazahhhhhhh. Damn, that makes me feel like I’m from the late 50s.” Smoothly, the dork took out his glasses from his pant’s pocket and placed it on his face. Looking at Jace, he smugly nodded his head, thinking he was way cooler than he actually was.

In time, the words ‘thrusted’ finally registered in the hyperactive boy’s mind and suddenly, very suddenly, Trent was inches away from his roomie. Lifting his glasses up, so Jace could stare into his aquamarine eyes, Trent’s expression turned deadly serious, “What got you in the slammer? For me, my mum thinks I need friends, but she forgets I have Sir Lancelot. He’s my lizard.”

A chuckle actually met Jace’s lips, surprising even himself with how casually it came on. “Same, kinda. My sister convinced my parents that I needed to learn how to make friends before college. Even though I have friends, and I have an Angel. That’s all I need, but they don’t get that.” The ‘I have an Angel’ remark was rewarded with an eye roll from the darkly clad boyfriend, as he watched his lover stroll on off with his new found friend. He’d have to remember to tease Jace a little for not saying goodbye.

They were making their way towards the cabin now, to unpack their things. Jace didn’t even consciously realize that he had left Angel’s side in doing so. Instead, he was revisiting a previous statement that Trent had made.

“So… you play D&D? We should totally play, did you bring your books? We could probably make do without them. I DM all the time for Alex and Ollie, they’d prolly join us! Probably Angel too, if I made a cute enough face, and I’m pretty good at that. Or he’s weak. Little of both, I guess. What do you play? You said dragonslayer... so, probably something with a sword. Fighter? Paladin?” Jace was doing that thing that he did once he deemed a person safe. They had something in common, rather, somethings! Things that Jace could talk on and on about, so he would. Angel was still in earshot. Another thing added to the list. Jace didn’t say goodbye AND he called him WEAK.

“I would’ve packed a lot of things my mum deemed ‘unnecessary’ for camp. If we can find a computer, I have a flashdrive with pdfs. Do you play 5e? It’s preferable even if it has downsides like less character customization, but that’s no biggie. I think it’s more balanced than 3.5. Not better or worse, though. Just different.” Stuffing his hands in his pocket, with his duffel bag slung over his shoulder, he trailed beside his roomie, “Fighter, by the way, with a specialization in Eldritch Knight, but my lad definitely has a mind of a heroic champion. The best of the best! Even if he fumbles from time to time… and ‘accidentally’ wakes up in brothels. You know, the usual.” Turning his head to see the side of Jace’s face, Trent chuckled, “That being said, I’ll probably make a new character for your campaign. I like trying new things. Exploring my creativity, I guess.”

Suddenly, the awkward boy scrambled around in his pockets before he pulled out a voice recorder. Pressing the rec button, Trent talked into it softly, “Trent here, My first friend has a few things to say,.” He brought the recorder to Jace’s lips, no preparation whatsoever, and requested in a whisper, “Say your name and something clever.” One of Trent’s hobbies was collecting sound bits and putting it in his music, along with that, he also was doing this to show his mom that he COULD make friends.

“Uhh…” Jace startled and backed his face away from the recorder that was suddenly thrust at him. He wasn’t good at social things, especially social things that were on the spot. “Chip. Like the computer, not the snack… chocolate or potato. Though, I mean, all three are good?” The once-blond, now redheaded boy swallowed hard. He shook off the awkwardness and continued to conversate, but not into the recorder anymore. Satisfied with the response, Trent turned his recorder off and stuffed it back in his pocket, while keeping all his attention on Chip.

“You don’t have to find a computer, I brought one. It’s not my good rig, the beast isn’t very mobile. But, I brought a laptop… even though I’m not sure this place has electricity.” His lip twitched as he looked around the cabin that they were now standing in. Prison… a bleak, wooded prison. “Definitely no internet. These are dark times, there is no denying. He quoted one of his favorite movies, as he was often known to do. Jace even added the dramatic flourish of Scrimgeour’s character to it, though the shy boy was no actor by any means.

Schlepping his backpack and duffle bag onto the bed, he sighed. Not feeling any great urge to unpack - he wasn’t even sure how much time he’d be spending in his own cabin - Jace sat cross-legged on the mattress to get to know his roomie for the summer. “What other things do you like?”

Not answering the boy’s question near immediately, Trent dropped his bag on the ground and surveyed their cabin, “The room is… far from dark.” Whoever was their counselor, or counselors, were definitely feminine… and really, really, REALLY liked Disney. He walked to one of the walls to a life size drawing of Hercules. Trent mimicked Herc’s muscle pose. “Someone went a tinsy-winsy bit… overboard.” There was absolute color everywhere.

Snapping his fingers to get back into focus, he charmingly (not so charmingly) ran both his hands through his hair, “I’m glad you asked. I’m a boy who gets easily bored and if I’m really bored… I must do something. I’ve brought dominos so I do hope we can epically cover this entire floor, here. I draw… but you don’t need to see any of that. I make music… but you don’t need to hear any of that. I collect cards. Pokemon cards. I also have every console you could ever imagine. An entire sanctuary dedicated to video games. I keep all my things pristine. I also know how to gamble, but that’s because I was born and raised in the city of… sin.” He cleared his throat. “Las Vegas, baby!”

Where were their counselors anyways? Were they not suppose to go on ahead?

Jace giggled at the ridiculous attempt at a Herculean pose. Trent was adorable, and if Jace weren’t so enamored with his one and only, he might have developed a crush. Dungeons and dragons, drawing, video games… can we be best friends? So maybe Jace jumped the gun on assuming that this would be the worst summer ever. “You draw? Me too! I do need to see that. What’s your preferred medium? Music too? I don’t have that particular creative gene, but I love electronic music. Your sanctuary sounds so cool! I have one too, I mean, it’s mostly called my room rather than a sanctuary.” He ran his fingers through his hair with a nervous, awkward laugh. “Kinda feels like one, though. Most of the time. I would say Vegas sounds awesome, but it doesn’t. Too many crowds for me. I’m from the other Las… Angeles. Also too many crowds, but I can shut myself away well enough, so it’s fine.”

Amidst Jace’s response, his phone vibrated in his pocket. Did his texts finally go through? No, they didn’t, but more from Cassie came through in his silence, as she probably thought he was upset and needed cheering up.

From: Cassie
Just go sneak off and fuck in the bushes
Be a wild teenager for once ;)


“I just give my mum the smolder and she lets me stay in the penthouse without putting up much of a fight. This would be one of few battles, I’ve lost.” Was it obvious that Trent was a mommy’s boy? Before Trent could say anything more though, he heard a lively voice from out the cabin.

“I can’t believe they went on ahead without us! I was calling out the boys’ names and they kept GOING. Luckily, this boy named Angel confirmed that they were indeed our campers.” An actual Disneyland princess, though she wasn’t in her usual get up because she was spending the summer at Aces High, Calli Snow pranced down the path, with absolute giddiness. She intentionally made her casual look resemble that of Belle from Beauty of the Beast.

Getting back to what she was originally doing, before she found it necessary to complain, she looked toward her gal pal and Troy Blake’s little sister, Kelsey, “They’re going to like this right? How does my french accent sound?” Taking a quick moment to do vocal exercises, buzzing her lips rapidly for a couple of seconds, the glasses girl soon after broke out in SONG, or well the prequel and then SONG, “Ma chere Mademoiselle, it is with deepest pride and greatest pleasure that we welcome you tonight and now we invite you to relax, let us pull up a chair as the dining room proudly presents…. your dinner!” With flare and obvious experience in theater, Calli serenaded her friend as if she were their campers, “Be our guest, be our guest…” That went on for a good while until they were inches away from the door. Kelsey, who did not speak at all, a definite contrast to her counselor counterpart, rewarded Calli with a thumbs up and a meek smile.

“Oh dear… I think we’ve found our counselor. Or, she found us.” Jace remarked, recognizing the voice as one of his sister’s friends… the Disney girl, he should have guessed that from Herc on the wall.











Collab with @Lovely Complex




Some call it professional wrestling, others call it sports entertainment, but no matter what you know it by, it’s left an unfading mark on popular culture. Famous faces like Wally Norton, Blaze Pierson, hell, even his father, Heath Ryder, The Ghost Ryder, have become household names. Part of that is thanks to people like Chance, who make men like his father look like titans. As a kid, watching the viewing screen backstage with his mother, the biggest appeal that resonated in his mind was the larger-than-life, big ass dudes that yelled funny, and at times, hella’ intimidating shit to their opponents.

Growing up though, while the wrestlers polished their acts, Chance came to appreciate the business and marketing of it all. He was no digital marketer, but he did know how to make an effective visual presentation. Keyword: effective. His job usually involved listening to Beatrice and giving her exactly what she wanted, which was one hell of a show. It was hard to explain his knowledge of cinematography, because it wasn’t something many people could get their head wrapped around without years of study. It wasn’t as easy as pointing a camera at the product and hoping for the best. There must be strategy, there couldn’t be assumptions on who your audience was, and there had to be short-form content, or you’d risk losing a fan’s attention in a split second.

But you know what the biggest thing was?

You had to be prepared. Prepared to catch the moments, even the unexpected. Constantly watching the talent and never being one step behind, always one step ahead. The moments. The stories. The talent. That’s what the fans wanted to see. The strategy helped keep it tight, but Chance helped make it right. AWE needed people like him, because without them, who would be able to see… any of it?

Unlike the most recent shows, Chance was not surrounded by a film crew, nor was he in the backstage set, the area with the backdrop of AWE that was specifically meant for interviews. Since he was outside taking a smoke, he had already passed the tv trucks, the photoshoot room, the makeup chair, and the set for AFTERSHOCK, until he was united with his twin just in time for Barbie’s interview, just outside of the star’s dressing room. With efficient speed and nonchalant ease, he grabbed his powerpack and put it on, then he set the camera on his shoulder, looking through the viewfinder at his sister’s face.

“Chance! You’re late. I can’t believe you decided NOW was a good time to--”

“Speeding.” Chance widely yawned. Man, she always freaked out for no good reason. She was used to this by now and was always ready when Beatrice gave them the cue.

“And we’re live in five, four, three…” Yep, there it is.

As if moments ago she wasn’t flipping her marbles, Joy held her mic up to her lips and smiled at the camera, “After hearing so much talk about her in LA and Chicago, I thought it was about time for us to hear a few words from Barbie Summers herself.” Turning her body to face the door, but keeping it angled so Chance could still see her face, Joy brought her free hand up and gently knocked on the door.

As glitzy and glamorous as the star herself, the dressing room door was decked out sparkling decor. Pink, so much pink. At the center of it hung a plaque that looked like a movie director’s clapperboard, with Barbie’s name chalked in neat, elegant script. Said door swung open to reveal the devastatingly gorgeous blonde wrestler. Her hair hung in big, loose, sensual curls that reached past her shoulders and almost to her elbows. She pushed her crystal-rimmed Gucci sunglasses carefully up her forehead and atop her crown of golden locks.

She sighed dramatically upon seeing the guest at her door, playing up the “I can’t be bothered by this paparazzi” celebrity vibe that her character was written to have these days. Barbie rolled her eyes, the lids of which sported an amount of shimmering silver and pink shadow that seemed more fit for RuPaul’s Drag Race than any AWE event. Everything about Barbie Summers dripped ‘extra’, and it was meant to. Barbie is extra, more extra than anyone else will ever be, and they needed to be reminded that every day. “What is it, Joy? You’re interrupting me heading out for a walk.”

Crinkling her nose, Joy sweetly apologized, “I know how busy you are, and I’m sorry for intervening with your… busy schedule, but I just need to ask you.” and in with the hard hitting question she went, “Last week you were called out by not only one wrestler, but two. Sydney Ellis called you a coward and Morgana basically threw your words back at you and insinuated that you, Barbie Summers, are a hypocrite. As we all know, she believes you are Drayden’s shadow and could not make it out in this business without him. What are your thoughts? There seems to be a lot of heat heading in your direction.”

“First off, who even is this Sydney?” Barbara asked, flipping a curl over her shoulder gracefully and ignoring any attempt that Joy might have at responding to said question. “Secondly, I am no hypocrite. Barbie Summers stands in no one’s shadow. No man, no woman, nor deity, is on my level. I’m a star, darling, I light up the entire night sky. There is no place for shadows when you shine as bright as I do. As for Morgana, the poor thing is just jealous. Her dark heart doesn’t have any room to spare for love, isn’t that sad? She’s just a girl lashing out at a happy couple, all because she is forever alone.” The blonde didn’t even look slightest bit sad at her words, nor did she look like she regretted any of them. Instead, she wore a matter-of-fact, smug grin as she looked passed Joy, and into the camera lens.

“I don’t mind the heat, that’s what it means to stand in the light. And isn’t my tan looking great these days?” Barbie extended her right arm to display the golden glow that she spoke of to Joy, turning her attention back to the interviewer now. “Is that all?”

Joy internally was impressed. The amount of cockiness and pride that Barbie Summers had was absolutely fantastic. Standing here, inches away, Joy was enthralled. She could only imagine what the audience would think. “No actually, it isn’t.” Joy took a step closer and locked her gaze with her interviewee. This is what the audience truly wanted to hear. “Will you fight?” Her question filled the air with heavy connotations behind it, before she added, “Today, Sydney Ellis and Morgana will go at it, to ultimately get to you. And I will quote Sydney Ellis’ words, for verbatim, Barbie Summers can not and will not fight me. Is this going to be the case or…?” Joy intentionally trailed off to get Barbara a chance to chime in.

“I don’t know who this nobody thinks she is, but sure, I’m willing to put anybody and everyone in their place. Is this… is this GI Jane? The one who wasn’t even worth Morgana’s time?” Barbara acted out the false realization immaculately, and then laughed a tinkling bell of a laugh. Placing a hand to her voluptuous chest, she caught her breath in a sigh. “Oh, this is bound to be good. You can tell her this, verbatim: Come at me, honey, and I’ll have you seeing stars, just like the rest of the peasants below me.”

The glammed up dressing room door was suddenly blocking Joy’s view, as Barbie slammed it in the interviewer’s face to punctuate her final statement. The queen hath spoken.




Location: The Stables La Casa de Lala
Interacting With: Horses, Momma E, Rachel & The Girls
Collab with @Lovely Complex

The wooden pasture gate closed noisily behind Ffiona as she stepped into the late morning sun. A bundled up ginger meandered out into the sparkling white fields, snow crunching pleasantly beneath her leather farm boots. She took a few moments to soak in the natural beauty of the scene, as delicate snowflakes peacefully glided down to join their siblings on the frosty earth. It was like walking into a snow globe, or a Thomas Kinkade painting, and becoming a character in a living work of art.

Most of Colorado was downright breathtaking in the wintertime, but no place was quite as awe-inspiring as the Lewis Family Farm. There was a reason that couples from cities, and even states, away traveled here to begin their happily ever afters, and it wasn’t solely the magnificent, insulated event barn. The acres of gently sloped plains and the heavily wooded perimeter served as a stunning landscape for wedding photography, no matter the season. There was even had a ceremonial arch, which was strung with fresh flowers and tulle in the summer, and twinkling white lights and shiny fabrics during winter.

Running around in the middle of the snow-blanketed pasture were over half a dozen horses, joyfully prancing in the powdery white, as if they had never been allowed freedom before. They had, of course, been let out for roaming and riding every morning for as long as Ffiona could remember, they were just being dramatic. Hamming it up in the epicenter of the revelry, was Genie, a twelve year old dapple gray that was gifted to FiFi on her 5th birthday. Each of the Lewis children received a horse of their own to grow up with - and learn responsibility by taking care of - at the age of five.

Letting her best animal friend have her fun for a few more minutes, Ffiona watched as Genie rolled about in the snow. The silly gray creature rocked to the left and right, kicking her long dark legs in the air, and wiggling her back along the icy ground, as if she had an itch that she just couldn’t scratch. Ffiona giggled before bringing her thumb and forefinger to her lips, sending forth a sharp whistle that cut through the frosty air like a falling icicle. Genie rolled over and perked her ears up at attention, but lazily remained down.

“Come on, old girl!” FiFi beckoned the mare with another whistle, and this time, she obeyed. The redhead clipped a lead on Genie’s bridle and guided her toward the stables, which Ffiona had spent the majority of the morning cleaning and supplying with fresh hay. Once inside the barn, the horse snorted and clopped her hooves on the floorboards, while Ffiona removed her bridle. Fi stepped away to store Genie’s gear in the tack room, fetching a fluffy wool blanket and throwing it over her shoulder along the way.

This far away from the ranch house that Ffiona called home, the wifi did not reach the cell phone in the back pocket of her light blue jeans. As the Lewis’ had a limited shared family plan, and Fi cared too little for the internet to keep her data on at all times, she did not receive the Facebook message notifications regarding the two day trip plans. If her friends wanted to get ahold of her, they knew that the best way was to either call or text her, preferably call, because Ffiona loved talking.

Instead of being addicted to technology, like many of her classmates, Ffiona was humming to herself and brushing out Genie’s silvery mane on this lovely snowy morning. The ginger stroked the horse’s salt and peppered hair with tender love and care. Once thoroughly done brushing the tall beauty, Ffiona draped the fresh, warm blanket over her back, and patted her hindquarters. “Good girl.”

As a finally step in the princess treatment, Ffiona walked off once again to get some horse snacks. Genie nosed the back of Ffiona’s head knowingly, lifting up the knitted hat and causing her hair to mess with static, when she started to walk away. Aftering pulling the hat down and going on her way, FiFi came back with a carrot in her left hand and two sugar cubes in her right. Genie immediately went for her right hand, which Fi had closed in a tight fist.

“Ahh-ahh! Vegetables first, missy!” FiFi chided, pulling her hand away playfully, offering up the carrot instead. The horse gladly took the crunchy orange snack, but eagerly looked to the sugar-bearing fist as she chewed. Ffiona giggled again and finally held out the sweets in an open palm. Genie licked up the cubes as fast as lightning, whinnying with glee once she was finished. FiFi grinned at her beloved pet before putting each of her hands on Genie’s pure white cheeks, and leaned her forehead up against the creature’s lowered crown. “I love you, Genie-Beanie,” she murmured softly.

Rachel had realized that meeting at ‘their spot’, which was somewhere in the woods by the lake, at a specific tree where they hid a memory box inside the tree hollow, which throughout the years occasionally had critter visitors, was not a good option. AND KNOWING FIFI, SHE WOULDN’T CHECK HER DAMN PHONE. So, she did what she did best. Rode her bike in the freezing cold, completely decked out with winter clothing, praying to the gods that there was no ice yet, speeding to her best friend’s house. For honor! For glory! For the sake of convincing Fifi to go shopping with her because her presence was absolutely needed.

In time, she unceremoniously hopped off her bike, dropped it to the ground, and charged with reckless abandon to where she knew the nature-loving ginger would be. When she did arrive at her destination, she was completely out of breath, “I feel like... coming here by foot… would have been... easier... “ She took her hat off and waved it at her rosy cheeks. Her heart was pounding and she could feel every beat trying to boom out of her chest. She was hot as hell. Riding bikes in the snow was no joke. One day she’ll have her license, that day was not today.

After she had a short cool down period, she looked around for one, handsome white and black speckled stallion, “Where’s Tucky? My fav.” Tucker was one of the older horses, but Rachel felt like when he stared into her eyes, they had a spiritual connection. Her spirit horse. He was an old soul and she loved how… calm he was. Usually. He used to be quite the active one too, but now all he wanted to do was be a lazy bean and sleep. Who could blame him? He’s had a long life and deserved all the sleep.

Ffiona’s eyes peeped open when she heard someone else enter the stables. Lifting her forehead off of Genie’s soft, fuzzy face, Fi expected to see one of her siblings making their way in. They had to take care of their own horses as well, after all. Instead of Trevor or Gwyn, it was Fi’s childhood bestie, Rachel, who bounded into the barn, breathless and red in the face. FiFi smiled in warm contrast to the chilly air around them. “Tuck’s still in the pasture. They’re having the time of their lives kicking up the fresh snow out there.”

The redhead patted Genie gently before stepping out of her section of the stable, and latching the gate closed behind her. Genie settled into a comfy spot, nestling into the fresh and fluffy bed of hay, once Ffiona left her there. “I was gonna bring him in next, since the youngin’s seem to be sleeping the first day of winter break away. Wanna come?”

“ABSOLUTELY! I love him so much.” Rachel put her hat back on so that her hands were free to help Fifi groom and feed him. As she followed her friend, to the best horse in the freaking world, Rachel decided it was time to make her proposition - since they only had so much time, “Sooooooooo, after this, you should spend time with me. Doing stuff. Particular stuff. And it would make me uber happy, uber excited, uber… loved! If you came.” Start it off vague. Yeah, that’s a good route.

“Sure,” Fi responded, as she didn’t really have any plans for the day after her responsibilities were taken care of. Work at PJ’s wasn’t scheduled to start for three more days, and she had to cheer at the game later, but whatever plans Rachel had in mind shouldn’t interfere with that - because she also had to cheer later. It would be a good day for boarding, but Rachie didn’t really like the slopes all that much, so that was unlikely.

“Why are you acting like it’s something that I need to be convinced to do?” Ffiona asked as they headed out into the pasture together to fetch Tucker and bring him into the stables. He would be getting the prince treatment - rather than the princess - but it would be equally as royal, especially with Rachel here. She loved the old beast, and would probably give him extra sugar cubes when Ffiona wasn’t looking.

Gotta’ play it cool, Rachel. “What? I’m not acting weird. You’ll totally be okay with doing this. Like 100 and 10 percent okay. That’s what you’ll be.” Nodding to herself, Rachel scanned the stable, excited to be reunited with her beloved horse. Well, he wasn’t HER’s, but she’d like to think he was.

Okay. It was time to drop the bomb. “So… you already know that me and Lawson are going to the dance together, right? Well, you see, a bunch of the girls and Remy. Probably Remy. Desi is most likely dragging him to come. Will be taking a trip… to Denver. To go shopping. And I have no clue what kind of dress I should get!” Her eyes widened in alarm. The blonde was always quite the expressive girl. “I hold your opinion above nearly everyone else! Probably over everyone else… yeah, you definitely trump my stepmom by a ton. She’d make me wear a dress from neck to toe. Hell, she’d probably cover my face too if she could. WHICH, I don’t understand why because SHE shows skin all the time.”

Ffiona nodded quickly, having no trouble keeping up with her best friend’s rambling. One of the reason they got along so well was because they could talk at their most comfortable pace with each other and have no trouble while, to other people, they sounded like someone accidentally hit the fast forward button on a VCR player - mouths mouthed at lightening speed, the occasional word could be pulled out, but everything else was incoherent gibberish. “YESSS! Oh ehm gee, I’m so excited about you and Law! Of course I’ll come, I absolutely must help you look fairy tale gorgeous, like a queen fit for Linthia itself. You will definitely sweep Lawson off his feet, faster than a dancing broom. Like that movie… uhmm. Uhh.”

“Fantasia!” Rachel chirped in. Did Law like her like that? She assumed this was just friends going together because it was better to go with someone rather than alone. Well, even if he didn’t like her like that, she would enjoy every minute of her time with him. He was so sweet to ask her to the dance and it gave her butterflies that someone other than FiFi wanted to take her.

“Yes! Fantasia!” Ffiona talk-shouted excitedly, doing a little hip shaking dance to punctuate the exclamation. And then she stopped dancing, abruptly. “Also, poor Remy. We need to cheer him up. He hasn’t quite swept his bae up yet. The dance, all magic will be made at the dance! Oh, alsoalso, IIIII have a date to the dance too. Well, a friend date, but still.” The ginger girl’s freckled cheeks colored with blush. “Lana asked me.” she said with a girlish giggle. By now, they had corralled Tuck into the stables and began work on brushing him out and getting him settled inside. Ffiona handed Rachel the brush and went to go put his bridle in the tack room.

“Oooooooh. Lana-Banana. Such a cutie-patootie.” Pausing for a moment, she placed the brush on Tuck’s loin, “I really do hope things turn over for Remy… he hasn’t been his smiley self and it makes me sad.” Rachel pouted in worry. Smiley not smiley was weird. She was curious what happened but didn’t think he wanted to talk about it. Doesn’t change the fact that he looked like an absolute mess this entire week.

Yes, the dance will be magical for him and she and FiFi would make it so. It was going to be the best dance he’s ever been to. Yepp, she officially decided to make Remy a dreamer again.

“Will I have some influence over your wardrobe tomorrow? BECAUSE, I know exactly what character I would make you resemble…” Rachel’s lips rose into a devilish smirk. If FiFi allowed her, oh man, this would make her day. Her life. There was this one particular character that Rachel believed FiFi could pull off amazingly, at least look-wise. Gently, she brushed Tuck’s croup and then walked to meet his groggily gaze. Resting her forehead against his, ever so lovingly, she whispered to her animal companion, “I think she’d pull off the sexy Sybil, don’t you think?” The hot redhead enchantress was to DIE for. Literally. A lot of people died for her - willing and not.

What? A girl could dream!

Ffiona rolled her eyes jokingly. “I guesss.” It was obvious by her smirk that she was actually looking forward to the fashion adventure. FiFi didn’t go out and do… girly things… very often, so times like these were always special occasions. Maybe someday, she could also find her happily ever after. “So, you said Denver? How are we getting there? I doubt Poppa will let me borrow the pick-up for a trip that far. And you don’t have a car…” Ffiona asked, now in front of Rachel and the horse, with some snacks and a blanket in hand for him. She handed the treats to Rachie for her to feed Tuck, while she covered his back up with the blanket..

“Lala and CR’s guests have rentals. So I’m assuming once we get to Lala’s, we’ll pile in cars that take up that whole grove… it’s been very lively there. Oh!” Rachel graciously grabbed the treats and fed the horsey, “So, those two have been together for their entire lives, right? We should definitely convince Lala to spice things up. Maybe, we can make her uber sexy, like how I’m going to make you! Make CR’s heart go boom, boom, boom.”

“Oh myyy, sounds like fun. I don’t know about me getting sexy, that sounds… I don’t know.” Fi laughed and waved it off dismissively. Who was she going to try to impress? Thus far, there haven’t been any heartthrob romantic interests for her in Westworth. Ffiona’s future person, they’d have to be one hell of an individual to capture and tame a heart that was as wild and free as hers. Perhaps not even capture it, ideally they would run alongside her. “Well, we can be done in here, then. I’ll go beat Trevor out of bed with his gross drooly pillow, and he can take care of the rest of the barnwork.”

The girls locked up Tucker safe and sound alongside Genie’s stable, before trekking towards the Ffiona’s home. “Tell Momma about the plans, I’ll be right back.” Ffiona ran in the house quickly, only kicking off her snowy boots in the mudroom before scampering up the stairs and calling out for her brother to get up.

“Tell me what?” Eleanor said from the kitchen, peeking into the entryway, where her daughter had left Rachel standing in the dust of her tracks.

“Oh hey, Miss E! You see, tomorrow is the dance and for dances you wear dresses. Fifi and I, well, we were invited to go shopping. Take a trip to Denver with a bunch of friends and those kids everyone’s been talking about! From, uh, Cali. Yeah, the Cali kids. News travels fast and it isn’t like we live in a big town. So, most of the girls in my class are meeting up at the Foxley’s and then carpooling to the city to get some nice… clothes. For the dance.” Rachel never was one to explain herself well, but luckily Eleanor was use to her roundabout way of telling things.

“Oh, that sounds lovely. Can’t hardly ever get my girly in a dress. Pictures will be needed. When are you heading to the Foxley’s?”

After assaulting him with his own pillow, as promised, Ffiona trotted back downstairs with a very sleepy, grumpy-faced Trevor following after her. “Help acquired, ready to roll.” FiFi was wearing a different outfit now, hopefully one that smelled less like a barn… but Ffiona always smelled a little bit like a farm, and she didn’t find that fact all that unappealing. Lord only knows how she managed to undress and redress in that amount of time, it seems that everything Ffiona does is high speed.

“Now, it seems.” The curly blond haired girl grinned at FiFi’s mother, before she gave Trevor a little nudge on his shoulder, “Wake up, sleepyhead! It’s time to enjoy your day and play with the animals.” From there, she allowed FiFi to drag her.

“I assume Rachel told you?” Ffiona said, hooking her arm into Rachel’s to start ushering her out. Like Ffiona herself, Rachel could stand and talk to someone for an eternity, if she was left to.

“Dance. Dresses. Denver. Check three times over, triple D!” Eleanor smiled wide and proud at her cheesy pun. “Go hop in the car, I’ll be right out to drive you over to Lorelei’s” FiFi said her thanks and quite literally dragged Rachel outside. Eleanor told Trevor that he could find breakfast in the fridge and fetched her keys.

“Do you girls have dates to the dance?” El asked once she was settled into the car and turning the ignition. It took a few turns for the engine to cough to life, which was common in the cold weather. Eleanor expertly backed the station wagon down the quarter-mile long dirt driveway. The driveway was so long that it warranted it’s own name, which was aptly called “Lewis Lane” on all official maps.

“Lawson…. asked me.” Rachel shyly responded. In all honesty, she couldn’t believe that she was going to the dance with a boy. This was beyond her! Would he even like how she danced? She was a damn dork. Watch. Law was going to find something weird about her and end their night short. It was nerve-wrecking thinking of all the ways this could go wrong.

“And I’m just going as friends with Lana. OH! Do you think I should still match colors with her?” Ffiona asked Rachel quickly, realizing that there might be something to this dance date thing that she was missing. Were friend dates supposed to match? “Maybe just… colors that go?”

“Lawson, is it?” Eleanor asked, raising her eyebrows at Rachel through the rearview. “He seems like a nice boy, comes from a good family, those Barrett’s.” El nodded in approval, turning onto the street that the Foxley’s lived on.

“Mm, yeah… he’s really nice.” Fiddling with her fingers, Rachel looked away from the mirror of the woman fixedly staring at her and answered her friend’s question, “I think friends could do whatever they want! I was going to suggest a dark, ivy green dress for you. Your hair would look absolutely gorgeous with that color. I think Lana is coming so you two could always try to coordinate while we’re there.” The blonde shrugged, not really knowing the answer to the question. There wasn’t anything wrong with them matching if they wanted to match!

“Oh, good! Green sounds nice, that’s my favorite color. Like the grass and the trees and nature!” Ffiona grinned at her best friend, and her mother chuckled. These girls were so full of energy. Young, vibrant, positive energy. The car pulled to a stop in front of Lorelei’s parents’ house. Eleanor dug around in her purse, causing a few crumpled grocery receipts to fall out. She then pulled three crinkly twenties out, and passed them back to the girls - two for Ffiona, and one for Rachel.

“A little extra for you both, get something pretty, and BE SAFE in that city! Call me if you need anything, like a ride home. Or expert motherly fashion advice.”

“Thanks, momma!” Ffiona said, pocketing the money in her jeans and checking for her phone. “I have my cell if there are any emergencies… or advisement needed.” The redhead said teasingly and opened the door to hop out and join Lala and Company inside.

“See you later, Mrs. E… I’ll make sure we take lots of pictures.” And with that, Rachel trailed behind her best friend. Onward they go!

@Framing A Moose

I loved that post, her personality is hilarious, and the cute little touches, like the dialogue written on the CD... A++++




Location: The Gym
Interacting with: Drayden @Universorum & Claire @lovely complex



Blood. Sweat. Tears.


That is what everyone says that it takes to make it in this industry. Cliché as it is, you hear it all the time in AWE, both backstage, and on it. Many of the top tier wrestlers proved the phrase true, Barbie Summers among them. In fact, Barbara Somerville could currently check the first two off of the list today without even batting a false eyelash.

The blood was represented in the brutal abdominal cramps that she was suffering from. Periods were sometimes less mild and frequent for athletes, but this was not the case for the Doll of the American wrestling world. Drayden was gone, she didn’t have any screen time this week, and her insides were betraying her, all at once. The only thing that she wanted to do was eat chocolate cake, an entire chocolate cake. We are talking about a cake the size of the one Bruce was forced to eat in the movie Matilda. Barbara would eat it without a single complaint made, or breath taken.

This brings us to the next factor in the formula: sweat. Instead of indulging her sweet tooth and facing the consequences that came with it, Barbara was working out. Hard. A figure such as hers didn’t come easily. Her body was a well-oiled machine, and it had been for about a dozen years. Before wrestling, she was an skilled gymnast, like many other female wrestlers before her.

Nowadays, Barbara exercises for at least one hour every day. Cardio, core, strength training - she splits up her days pretty evenly, making sure that no part of her body gets out of proportion, except for her glutes. Barbara - and Barbie - takes great pride in having a far above average ass, as does William, and she plans to keep it that way. Thinking of her Billy made her frown, and she channeled that emotion into getting a few more reps of free weights in.

Wiping the moisture from her brow with her forearm, Barbara paused her routine to get a drink of water from her Camelbak bottle. Sucking down the refreshing liquid, she glanced up at the television, which was screening the happenings of the ring, in real time. A flash of cotton candy pink hair caught her eye, and Barbara paused the audiobook that she was listening to through her headphones, in order to focus on the screen. Oh, this was bound to be good.

Morgana was staged as Barbie’s biggest rival, and rightly so, as she was the previous holder of the AWE Women’s Championship Title. The Sorceress was a cutthroat character, and her hatred for the Plastic Queen was so palpable that you could practically reach into the TV screen and hold it in your hands. Honestly, it was so real that Barbara had trouble separating the character from the woman herself - it didn’t help that Mileena never talked to her backstage. She sometimes wondered if the dark beauty truly did despise her, as she appeared to on the big screen, for all the world to see.

Barbara watched with mild interest as Morgana entered the ring with the music and costume themes made famous by her wrestling legend of a father. That was to be expected, using his infamy to build up her own story. It likely wasn’t even Morgana’s idea, it was probably the writers, so Barbara didn’t judge her for it. When the witchy woman began her monologue, however, Barbara’s interest went from mild, to full attention.

Morg didn’t even waste a second before going in on Barbie. She didn’t mention her by name, but it was clear to any and all who were watching. Her words were as vicious as a viper’s venom, and she even mocked the fake accent that Barbara put on for Barbie’s character. The backwoods Louisiana lass was the furthest thing from a Valley girl in real life, but that was of no matter.

“The desire in me is far greater than any ‘doll’ that thinks they’re worthy for more than just a hand clap.”


Barbara’s lip twitched at the dig. Surely, that was just Mileena being in-character. Surely, no one in AWE was jaded enough to think that Barbie didn’t desire this. She worked her ass off for the title - blood, sweat, all of that cliché shit . A lifetime of being a fan, years of training, and the seizing of a few key opportunities. Barbara was peeved, but she continued to watch the promo in eerie silence.

“When you think of Barbie, what’s the first thing you think of? That she’s pretty in pink? Or that she too is what she calls a shadow of other people. Mm, especially the shadow of her Dray-dee-poo.”


Oh, she did not just go there. Bringing William into this, given his current injured state? That was a low blow. AND, while Drayden was, in fact, the greatest thing to happen to AWE… Barbie Summers stood in nobody’s shadow. She would never claim to be better than Dray - nor even equal to him, it was apples and oranges, really - but they were both rulers, in their own rights. Separate, unequal, and also unrivaled. Barbara kept her eyes on the screen, her vision tinted rage red.

“If she were alone, would she have built the kingdom that she wanted? Happily ever afters don’t last forever, especially to those that don’t respect the ones that help her lift her heavy crown. I don’t see a warrior. I don’t see a soul shining with royalty. I don’t see the hunger in her eyes. I see nothing.”


The spark met powder, and Barbara ignited in the gym. Short fuse? No, no fuse. There wasn’t a fuse in sight - just flames. Fire everywhere. “That BITCH!” she hissed, turning away from the TV before she could see Sydney step on screen and challenge Morgana. Blinded by her volatile emotional state, Barbie spun on her heel and took it out on the nearest punching bag.

The blonde punched and kicked, throwing her whole body into the assault against the weighted canvas sack. Barbie went at it until she was short of breath, and her unprotected knuckles felt bruised and swollen. Billy wasn’t here, he was hurting all by himself, and she couldn’t fix it. Now she was without her lover, completely alone, didn’t have any cake, and everyone hated her.

Without William there to reassure her, Barbara caved to her insecurities. All of the talk about how she didn’t deserve this, that she slept her way to the top, the talentless whore label that Barbie was written to wear so proudly. All of the heat was too much without love present to balance it out. Pressing her forehead against the canvas bag, Barbara practically hugged it, as salty streams trailed down her cheeks.

Tears: The final piece of the stupid. fucking. triad. Barbara sniffled. This was dumb, she was being dumb, crying like this. Big girls don’t cry, and actresses keep on smiling when the scene calls for it. This crown that she wore was something that she had wanted since childhood, something that she told her older brothers that she would have someday, and now she did have it, so she would wear it with poise and pride, no matter how heavy it sat atop her head.

There was only one person that could cheer her up. Only one gorgeous, chiseled face, with soulful eyes that shined for her and her alone. Barbara wiped away her tears and checked out her appearance in mirror - which was essentially the wall, as plates of mirror wrapped around the entire perimeter of the fitness center. No sign of her meltdown was evident on her face, she simply looked like she had just completed a heavy workout and, to an athlete like William, that was a sexy look. Pleased enough with her reflection, she tapped his contact to call him via FaceTime, right there in the gym, sitting on the weight bench in her sports bra and leggings.

For all intents and purposes, Drayden might as well have been dead in the water. Knee surgery as severe as his, apparently put you out of commission for longer than anticipated, and according to the medical staff, it’d be almost a month before he could even start physical therapy. Past that, eight months before he could return, and they’d said they weren’t sure he’d ever be in peak physical form again.

The doctors weren’t sure, but William Shepherd sure as fuck was. If he didn’t get back to how he was before, then he might as well end his life. So, he’d train as hard as needed for as long as possible to get back to the way he wanted to be… for now, though? Once Will answered the FaceTime call, Barbie would see her king curled up on a couch that she’d picked out for their Florida home, with a discarded Playstation 4 controller on his chest.

“Hey, babe. You look grumpy and sweaty. What’s wrong?”

“Hiii Billy, baby!” Barbara greeted him, her lips turning up at the corners. “Just… at the gym.” she said and panned the phone camera away from her, around the room, and then back to her again. “See.”

The man on the other end couldn’t help but smile when she panned the camera around the room, but he nodded when it went back to her. “Yes, I see that. I’m just on the couch. Since I can’t walk without crutches. For a month. I should probably be in the bed, but I wanted to play video games and eat food. So…” He turned the camera around to show the coffee table, which had a half eaten piece of cake, a two litre bottle of vanilla Coke, and some pizza. “Here I am.” And back to him.

Her eyes went wide at the sight of his sinful buffet. You have cake… she whispered and bit her lip. “You should be in bed, have someone set the video games up in the bedroom. You aren’t going to get better quickly if you break the rules.” Barbara broke out of her lustful trance long enough to give him a motherly scolding. Without anyone there keeping an eye on him, namely herself, he was probably doing a whole lot more that he shouldn’t be.

“Well, of course I have cake. I wanted cake, so I bought one. It’s really good, I was surprised.” He didn’t have much of a sweet tooth, so cake was rare for him, and usually it was of the ice cream variety. William usually preferred salty things to the sweet ones. “And I don’t like asking for help, it’s dumb enough that I have to have someone here to make me food if I don’t order it, this kind of stuff is infuriating, it kills my independence as a man.” Now, he wore the grumpy face as he squinted into the camera.

“Plus, I gotta watch Shock N AWE every week, I don’t wanna miss anything important.”

Barbie shook her head at him and rolled her eyes with a small smile. “That person is paid handsomely to do whatever the fuck you ask him to do. Moving a television and gamestation is nothing. As for your independence as a man…” She snuggled her knees up to her chest and held her face in her hand, biting her lip again. “The only way you’ll get all that back is if you follow the doctor's orders. Don’t you want get your strength back, so you can show me what a man you can be?” Barbara pouted and gave the camera her best pair of sultry eyes.

Suddenly, a well-known, delicate, silver-bell sounding voice resounded in the gym. There wasn’t even the sound of the entrance door opening because this woman in particular was light on her feet and could sneak up on anyone if she truly wanted to. By first glance, one would assume the figure that was making her way to her friend was related to the wrestler by blood. The essence of summer emitted from her, with her golden hair draping down her shoulders, curling at the ends, and a smile never fading.

Claire Gilmore.

The fiancee of Kevin Harrison, since May this year, going five years strong. They became official when she was twenty one, anniversary December 21, 2012. She was recently promoted to the head makeup artist position of the AWE Glam Squad (subscribe to their instagram channel: aweglamsquad and twitter account: @AWEGlamSquad), but also assists in the costume department, having excellent sewing skills and both a degree in Costume Design and a licensure in cosmetology, having taken an extensive program in all things makeup. It also helps that she has a strong background in theatre, being raised as the next ‘Shirley Temple’ of her hometown. Of course, her heart chose a different path. She didn’t want to be a star, she wanted to help make stars and, in time, she found an in at the AWE.

If there was one thing she deliberately goes out of her way for, it’s checking up on the wrestlers, especially the divas. Being the main hairdresser and makeup artist for the bigger names like Barbie Summers and Morgana, she tries her best to make sure their personal lives don’t mix with their careers. As a wrestler, it isn’t always easy to separate the act from the person, because at the AWE, you’re nearly always at work, and a camera could be just around the corner to catch you at your worst.

There are also the cases where some of the wrestlers aren’t the most sociable and, if she could, she would be the friend that they needed. The friend that would help them reach the height of their stardom or, at least, keep them sane. Wrestling wasn’t an easy business, and everyone needed a friend. Those that worked at the AWE were family, regardless if anyone realized that or not. You spent most of your life with these people, and it was up to you to take proactive steps to cross that line between acquaintances and friends. Claire was still working on Mileena, or well, Morgana... that girl was a toughy. Far more guarded and shy than people realized. Just because she was a good actress and knew how to be a bitch, didn’t mean she knew how to handle people well.

But, she wasn’t here for Morgana. She was here for Barbara Somerville. The current Queen of the Women’s Division. An absolute sweetheart, who dreamed big, and wanted to continuously aim high. A girl who had a lot more in common with her on stage rival than they both realized. “How’s my Barbie girl? In her Barbie world? Is life fantastic? Your ass is definitely not made out of plastic.” Claire was too focused on her silly introduction to realize she was interrupting something. The darling artist was hardly dressed appropriately for the gym.

Barbara jumped at the sudden additional voice in the room. Her eyes bugged wide at the phone camera, obviously guilty at being caught in the act of dirty talking with her man. Barbie tapped the screen and hung up on William, without any warning, and set the phone down on the bench. “Oh! Hi! Just… arm day.”

The blonde wrestler flexed her toned bicep and gave a convincing smile. “As for how I’m doing… crampy, lonely, and hungry. Not necessarily in that order. You?”

“Phenomanal!” Claire enthusiastically responded, but then shook her head in evident lover neediness. “Actually, no, tonight will be another lonely night for me at the hotel. Kevin and his boys will be too busy doing what they do best, making the AWE great and all.” She strided closer to examine Barbara’s biceps, “Tip-top shape, as always!” Pausing for a second, she glanced at the phone resting on the bench and curiously inquired, “Was that William? How’s he doing? It’s weird not seeing him around.”

A pair of dazzling blue eyes flicked down to the phone. Barbie nodded. “Yeah, that was my Billy. I needed to see his face.” Her lips puckered in a pout, comfortable enough in the presence of her good friend Claire to show her true emotions. “He’s misbehaving, but in good spirits.”

The artist watched the wrestler carefully and gave her an empathetic look, as if she understood what her friend was going through, which honestly, she did. In her own way. Kevin was married to his job first and foremost, so not seeing him as much as she would like to was something she’s dealt with ever since he was promoted to chief of the creative division. They knew each other before they were big at this company, and she cherished everything they had, but it does get lonely from time to time.

Claire trusted him with every fiber of her being, and she wouldn’t change their lives together for the world. Call her clique or whatever, but he was her prince, for better or for worse, even if they didn’t spend every waking hour together. “I wish my Sailor misbehaved! Give me a surprise spankin’ while I’m prancing down the halls.” She jokingly giggled and Barbie joined in on the girlish laughter.

“But in all seriousness, we should hang. We haven’t done that since…” Mentally counting in her head, Claire took a gander of the last time they had true girl time, “Almost two months, I think.” Bringing herself down so that she was head level with her friend, the beauty continued to sell her proposition for a slumber party, “I can get us some cake, we can watch some flicks. It would be great. Maybe even buy some fried chicken. God, I love chicken.”

“Oooo~” Barbara’s eyes shined at the mention of indulging in some delicious calories. If William could eat pizza and cake, she could let herself cheat with some fried chicken. And cake! “That sounds lovely. I’ll just have to shower and get dressed proper. You free tonight? You said it was going to be a lonely one...”

“Free as ever! Oh, I’m so happy! I’ll text you the deets and if I need anything… like alcohol.”

“Fantastic, I hope you like a good rosé.”





Location: Hell, briefly. Mostly CR’s place
Time: TO FUCKING LEAVE

Collab with: @Universorum @Lovely Complex




Upon arriving at CR’s place, Jar encountered Beverly Hills native, Davy, and Oliver chatting in the front yard. Oli waved silently and continued his conversation with David. Jar stuffed his cold hands into his jacket pockets and approached them, looking around for Christopher Robin and not seeing him anywhere. “Hey Davy, where’s CR at?” he cut in during a lull in chat between the two boys about Davy’s dance date with Madison.

It was as if Jareth had spoke the magic words, as if he had the cast the spell to summon the Westworth Storybook Character out of thin air, as Christopher Robin, in all his glory, stepped out of his home, a steaming plate of pancakes in his hands. He thrust it in Oli’s direction, before complaining loudly, “They just vanished into thin air, my guys. Eh, what up, Jar? We just about ready to roll out — got a few more people coming in, but I figure we can load up my truck first and foremost, but gotdamn, those LA dudes don’t fuck around, my dude. They just keep at it, if they can lock a door they will bang their girls behind that locked door, so I gotta go fetch these motherfuckers right now, you wanna roll with your boy?” Say what you want about his cadence, but CR had a certain way of speaking that was undeniably his own. A little of column A, a little of columns B, C, and Z too.

“You got this. I’ll stand here and welcome anyone else who shows up.” Davy offered with one of his charming smiles directed at Christopher Robin, and Christopher Robin tossed an arm around Jar’s shoulder and led him toward the house.

“So what’s up, what’s happenin’? You got a date for this ball yet? I ain’t asked mine yet, but I’m hoping she says yes.”

There was a question to ponder. “Uhh…” Did he have a date? He wasn’t sure if he still had a best friend, or if he was going to have a boyfriend, or what exactly was happening between Remy and himself? He was going to the dance, and Remy was also going, and he was hoping to attempt to fix how bad he fucked up last week, tomorrow. At said dance. The question made him nervous, he couldn’t answer it directly so, instead, he practiced a little misdirection.

“Haven’t asked yours yet? You mean… your wife?” Jar laughed. “I think she might already know that you’re going, my dude.”

“No, man, I love her. I gotta treat her right, y’know? So I got this whole elaborate plan. Check it out, my Snowflake really likes Rolos, y’know? So, tonight, after she gets back from shopping — we’re probably gonna have to come down from the mountain early for this, which is lame, but whatever… I’m gonna write on her bed, with Rolos ‘will you got to the ball with me?’ and the question mark is going to be laid out in roses. She’s gonna love it, and remember it forever! I don’t want us to break up, but I think it’s important she has the memories to look back on, know what I mean? Like, getting asked to prom and stuff… I’m not gonna rob Lala of those memories, just because we’re already dating.” CR shrugged his shoulders. Hey, maybe he was overthinking it but… he was blinded by love. Lorelei would have things to look back on! He’d make sure of that.

“That’s…” The unpierced side of lips raised in a half-smile. “That’s really sweet, man. You guys are couple goals, pretty much.” Speaking of couples… they were inside the house now and trying to gather up some people being… very involved in couple things. Great, this wasn’t going to be awkward at all. “Are we just gonna, like, bang on the doors?”

“Couple goals? The fuck that even mean? You know what, don’t worry about it. Check it out, Leon and Noli are involved in the guest bedroom, if you get close enough you can hear the rhythmic thumping of the headboard against the wall, and then you got Connor and Melody in the bathroom, shower’s runnin’ so god knows what they’re doing in there. You wanna take the bedroom, or the bathroom? You get one, I’ll get the other.”

“Which one seems less prone to violence? They’re much larger than me, and I don’t want my pretty face messed up.” Jar was only half serious, though he did have a pretty face that he’d much rather keep the way it is. But, this could turn out poorly, and in his honest opinion, neither option seemed ideal. Couldn’t they just leave them to their business?

“Connor’s almost seven foot and his girlfriend looks like she’ll shank someone with her toothbrush if you interrupt them so I got that one. You go to the bedroom. Bet.” CR fist bumped Jareth, and he was off on his way to complete his mission and assemble the Avengers, one stay at a time.

“Good luck with that.” Jar said, perhaps he would soon be mourning the loss of his storybook friend. Jareth headed to the guest bedroom without any amount of haste. Pausing in front of the door, he did in fact hear the the headboard, as CR had mentioned, and grimaced at it. Wonderful. Not wanting to stand here any longer than necessary, he knocked hard on the door, three times, proceeded to stand with his hands in his pockets once again, and hummed loudly.

The thumping slowed down to a crawl, before stopping as Jareth hit the door the final time. There was a brief moment of silence, before a shout came out to greet the emo boy. “Yeah, what’s up? I said we’d be down in five minutes… oh, shit I said that twenty minutes ago. My b!” Leon’s voice carried through the wooden door, the tone giving away the fact that he did indeed feel guilty about that. A carefree giggle followed soon after, and if Jar listened carefully, there were quick movements happening on the other side of the door.

“Right… well, we’re packing up now. Try to be downstairs, fully dressed, like, also now.” Jareth responded to the door. Good, he did his job, time to leave before Leon did something like open it. Jar had no desire to see a half-dressed dude, given this morning’s misadventures, and his preoccupied mind at present. Maybe there were still pancakes around to be had, Jareth thought as he turned to walk away.

The door swung open, but it wasn’t Leon, it was Noli, wrapped in the guest’s sheets like a toga. With her cutesy attitude and whimsical smile, the high energy girl pounced on the emo boy from behind, “You’re such a good friend!” She needed to raid Melody’s luggage and steal her panties. Still hanging on him, she rested her chin on his shoulder and grinned, “You should totally save me some pancakes. And if someone wants to fight you for them, punch them in the gonads. Or tits, if it’s a girl. Thank you, JarJar.” Before freeing him, Noli kissed the boy on the cheeks and then unlatched herself. It was time to see what Melody packed for fun times with Connor!

Jareth froze in place. Sure, he had met and talked to Noli before, but they weren’t exactly ‘pounce on you while half naked’ levels of close. No, Jareth actually wasn’t that close with anyone, in fact. This girl - who was just banging her very large, jock-shaped boyfriend, who was right there - was currently clinging to his back. Maybe, just maybe, if he stood very still and said nothing, she would stop. That turned out to only half work, because before she let go, she kissed his cheek. He felt his face flush automatically, time to leave. Now! “Yeah. Pancakes, right. Can’t guarantee that there are even any left, but I’ll try.” he mumbled. How did he get himself into situations like this, anyway? This was CR’s fault.

Shortly afterwards, another new person put their hand on Jar. This time however, it was a much larger, manlier hand than the body of Noli, that clasped down on Jar’s shoulder. The voice that followed after it was much deeper, though it seemed less aggressive than Noli’s, “Hey don’t worry about her, yeah? She’s just kinda spastic, but I got her on lock. She’ll be ready in time.” Leon himself was already fully dressed, in all honesty, he’d wanted to finish what he was doing, but the slopes were calling. “See you downstairs! Aren’t there more people missing anyway?”

Meanwhile, in front of the bathroom door, Christopher Robin mercilessly pounded on it. “Ayy, get the fuck out the bathroom! I know ya’all are clean as fuck in there! We gotta roll!” Motherfuckers.

An irked voice hissed on the other side, “We’re almost finished.” What was happening on the other side, no one needed to know, but Melody did not like sex going unfinished. If CR was in the same position with Lala, wouldn’t he be too occupied to rush to the slopes? Unfortunately, Melody didn’t know CR well enough to assume he was married to two things: Lala and the mountains. Snowboarding, to be exact.

“Nah, it’s alright. We’ll be out in a minute.” That would break Melody’s heart, but they were guests! So he had to be nice. “Don’t leave without us! Ty said you and Davy are dope together, I wanna see it in person, dammit.” He’d missed the last few runs, because Melody had wanted to do other shit, but NO MORE.

“Get your asses on the move! You’ve had enough sex to last a gotdamn lifetime. You got forty five seconds.”

Hmpf. Melody pulled away from Connor and didn’t say a word. It was time to go skiing, or well, she needed to learn snowboarding now. This was stupid. Connor was going to be distracted by boys, and her friends were going shopping. Her day was going to suck. Putting herself back together, she had to retrieve her coat back where her luggage was, she kissed her Alpha on the lips and begrudgingly smiled, “I’ll get your coat, go hang with your friends.”

“Mel-mel, maybe you should go shopping with your friends. You can pick out something cute for yourself to wear to the dance tomorrow, and something snazzy for me to wear — cuz if you don’t, I’m gonna wear a Caiden Winters shirt and jeans, and you know I will.” Connor suggested, smiling down at Melody and kissing her forehead. she didn’t need to be all amped up all the time, she could chill.

“And let other people gawk at you? PLEASE. I’ll tell Belle to get us something, she knows our sizes.” Melody immediately declined his suggestion. Hell-to-the-fucking-no he wasn’t going to the mountains without her. There were most definitely some snow girl junkies out there that would hit on him and she absolutely would not tolerate that. “Plus, I’m happiest when I’m with you.”

Meanwhile, CR reconvened with Jar downstairs, where Mama Bishop was handing out pancakes. She’d made… a lot, to say the least, knowing that there’d be a lot of hungry boys to feed, and was still churning them out. CR grabbed a few pieces of bacon and crammed them into his mouth, before looking over at Jar, “Alright I got ‘em together. You bout ready to dip?”

Jar looked up from his plate of second breakfast. He was ferociously chewing a mouthful of pancake, which was delicious. Maybe he could eat his feelings like a fucking girl or something. What a week, what a day… He was most definitely ready to get on the slopes and clear his mind, if that was possible. “Yeah.” Jar said and swallowed the last of his pancakes before putting his plate in the dishwasher and thanking Mama B. “Everything packed up? My board was here last I knew.” He finished his reply to Christopher Robin.

“Gotta go to the garage and fill up the ice chest, but I got weed and I got everything else. Got snacks, got snowboards… I’m ready to rock. You ready to rock? Dude, me and Davy are gonna blow you away, gonna be dope.” CR said simply, shrugging his shoulders as he crunched on another strip of bacon. Was there such thing as too much breakfast? ...nah.

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