"I'm not a confrontational sorta' girl. I couldn't kick anyone's ass. Even skinny you."
Playing with her hair, she thought about high school. She'd been to quite a rough establishment, where drugs were quite accessible. She'd only ever tried it once, and she had no interest in trying again. Even the more exotic drugs weren't particularly hard to get a hold of. Especially in the heavily equine community.
"Although growing up, ketamine was far more popular. I guess it was just easier to get hold of because of the farming community." Stretching a little, she stood up. "Or, it was just what going to a totally dodgy Tulsa high school does. It closed down after I left. It was all over the news, it's luxury apartments now." Adding up in her head, she rubbed the bridge of her nose. "I was actually almost six. I'm 21 next week. You must be the same age as my brother." Mathematics had always been her strong point.
Yawning, Lola rubbed her eyes as she looked up at the ceiling. They were starting to sting a little, and she couldn't help but wish she was at home right about now. With a small subconscious sigh, the blonde scratched her head absent mindedly. This was all getting a bit too much. She wanted to be able to have a chat with Jess, or goof around with Tom. Go for a ride on her horse even, but that didn't look very likely anytime soon. However, she didn't air her thoughts out loud. What's the point?
"I charge extra for wake up service."
With a small chuckle to herself, she made her way to her bedroom. Well, it was less of a bedroom and more of a box really. He really did seem to like to keep things simple. Taking off her jeans, she slipped under the covers and closed her eyes. She felt like she could sleep quite happily for weeks.
The idea of Caleb being skinny entertained her momentarily, but there was very little time to think, because she drifted off incredibly quickly. She must have been asleep for a good few hours when she woke up with a startle, in a mass of tangled curls. Someone was hammering on the door, which really pissed her off. Waiting to see if Caleb woke up, she grumbled and hauled her ass out of bed, not bothering to put her jeans on. Heading into the living room, she yawned and scratched her stomach. It was starting to feel like she'd gained another brother.
"Caleb, Caleb, Caleb!"
Rolling her eyes, she shook him gently.
"Dude, some twat is shouting about being happy, and ranting something about territory through the damn door."
Watching for a reaction, she sighed when there wasn't one, so she then opted to dig her fingers sharply into his sides just above his hips. It was oddly satisfying.
"Door!"
Once she was content that there was a sign of life in her roommate, she grabbed a glass of water before wandering slowly, and ever so slightly grumpily along the hall and back to bed.
Playing with her hair, she thought about high school. She'd been to quite a rough establishment, where drugs were quite accessible. She'd only ever tried it once, and she had no interest in trying again. Even the more exotic drugs weren't particularly hard to get a hold of. Especially in the heavily equine community.
"Although growing up, ketamine was far more popular. I guess it was just easier to get hold of because of the farming community." Stretching a little, she stood up. "Or, it was just what going to a totally dodgy Tulsa high school does. It closed down after I left. It was all over the news, it's luxury apartments now." Adding up in her head, she rubbed the bridge of her nose. "I was actually almost six. I'm 21 next week. You must be the same age as my brother." Mathematics had always been her strong point.
Yawning, Lola rubbed her eyes as she looked up at the ceiling. They were starting to sting a little, and she couldn't help but wish she was at home right about now. With a small subconscious sigh, the blonde scratched her head absent mindedly. This was all getting a bit too much. She wanted to be able to have a chat with Jess, or goof around with Tom. Go for a ride on her horse even, but that didn't look very likely anytime soon. However, she didn't air her thoughts out loud. What's the point?
"I charge extra for wake up service."
With a small chuckle to herself, she made her way to her bedroom. Well, it was less of a bedroom and more of a box really. He really did seem to like to keep things simple. Taking off her jeans, she slipped under the covers and closed her eyes. She felt like she could sleep quite happily for weeks.
The idea of Caleb being skinny entertained her momentarily, but there was very little time to think, because she drifted off incredibly quickly. She must have been asleep for a good few hours when she woke up with a startle, in a mass of tangled curls. Someone was hammering on the door, which really pissed her off. Waiting to see if Caleb woke up, she grumbled and hauled her ass out of bed, not bothering to put her jeans on. Heading into the living room, she yawned and scratched her stomach. It was starting to feel like she'd gained another brother.
"Caleb, Caleb, Caleb!"
Rolling her eyes, she shook him gently.
"Dude, some twat is shouting about being happy, and ranting something about territory through the damn door."
Watching for a reaction, she sighed when there wasn't one, so she then opted to dig her fingers sharply into his sides just above his hips. It was oddly satisfying.
"Door!"
Once she was content that there was a sign of life in her roommate, she grabbed a glass of water before wandering slowly, and ever so slightly grumpily along the hall and back to bed.