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Jensen had done a walk around the shop, checking in on everyone that had been stuck in there due to the storm. He glanced outside, hoping that he would see the snow letting up just long enough for everyone to do be able find a safe way home. But sadly all he could see, was the storm falling harder and faster.
Jensen let out a sigh as he picked up a crate full of records and headed over to the counter, where he spotted Arden sitting. Jensen gave her a soft smile as he placed the crate behind the counter, before he leaned next too. "I'm alright, for now." Jensen said as he looked over at Arden. "How about yourself?"
Arden smiled as she spotted the crate of records in his hands. "Don't tell me you're actually working right now." She teased, though she couldn't blame him for finding something to occupy his mind as the snow continued to fall. "Did you need help putting those away? I wouldn't mind doing something beyond watching the weather." She looked over and offered him a smile, nodding her head to his words. "I'm good for now, we'll see what happens when people start getting antsy."
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"Given we're stuck here," Chuck answered with a shrug, "I'd go with just ordering another coffee." She finally let her eyes land back on the woman. Another vampire. She could smell it. Well that could get hairy if they were stuck here too long. Chuck of course had years of experience denying cravings.
She sighed deeply as she dug in her pocket and grabbed a pack of gum. Nicotine gum specifically. "Here," she tossed the pack at the girl, "This helps too."
"Another coffee is definitely the answer." Lennon said with a nod before looking in the direction of the front counter. She looked up before her eyes followed the pack of gum that landed on the table, "Was I that obvious?" She questioned before reaching for a piece and placing it in her mouth. "This actually helps?"
The storm rattled on and those who were just wanting to get their caffeine fix were now stuck at the small cafe. Grayson tried to remain calm, he was just more anxious being around people outside a professional setting. Hearing a young woman speak, he lifted his shoulders in a shrug. “Not sure, but good question.” After all, his latte had been devoured awhile ago and he was feeling another warm drink would be beneficial for nearly everyone inside the place. Although, he was not sure if the workers were still working or merely stuck just like all of the customers. “I say we ask, I could use an espresso and maybe something to eat if the place is still taking orders.”
The storm was steady as they talked, showing no signs of letting up any time soon. "Asking can't hurt, right? Food also sounds amazing." Right now Lennon was happy to indulge in anything that would keep the cravings for blood at bay. She hoped getting on top of early would pay off in the long run — there were too many people around and the vampire didn't want to deal with any casualties. "I'm thinking something with chocolate."
LOCATION: Rhythm Realm (before things start crashing down) CLOSED for @counterfcits (Arden)
Throughout the day, the snow storm had gotten progressively worse, and Kai's day off had turned into playing host to a handful of people seeking shelter from the weather. He'd pulled Arden aside and taken her up to his apartment to try and work out some kind of plan while Jensen kept an eye on things downstairs.
"So, I guess if anyone needs the bathroom or whatever, they'll have to come up here. Same for food and water and shit. But, just make sure you tell them not to touch anything." He was realising now that he should've got a building that had facilities downstairs, but it was much too late for that now.
She'd been watching the weather for a while before Kai grabbed her, following him up the stairs to his apartment to have a moment away from the people they'd be hosting for the foreseeable future. Planning was the best thing to do in this situation and at least away from everyone she'd be able to think.
"Do you still have some of those snacks I was bringing you? I mean I have my own stash downstairs, but I'm not sure how long it'll last." She nodded her head before looking around the room, the last thing she wanted was people invading Kai's personal space. "You know I will, should we grab some things to lock in your bedroom just in case?"
status: open location: cup o’ joy (before the smashed window)
Lennon anxiously tapping her fingers against the table she was siting at, turning her head toward the window in attempts to distract herself from the empty cup of coffee that sat in front of her. By the look of it, no one was going anywhere any time soon. Controlling her hunger was easy on a normal basis, but this storm was anything but typical. The caffeine helped, though her drink was something she'd finished almost an hour ago. She needed to focus on anything at this point, even if that meant forcing herself to engage in small talk. "Sooo, how soon is too soon to order another coffee?"
status: open location: rhythm realm (before the storm causes the tree to fall)
Arden had been watching outside the store window's for a while now, a normal shift had taken a turn until the weather had other ideas. The snowfall was almost peaceful until it wasn't just snow, the shine of the layer of ice glaring back at her before she finally backed away. "Well this shift got longer than I thought it'd be when I got dressed this morning." She said though the blonde could list a few worse places to be stuck during a storm, at least if she got hungry she could dig into some of the snacks she kept handy. Arden walked over to the counter, hopping up on it before taking a look around the store. "Hey — sorry, I didn't think anyone would be approaching the counter. Are you holding up okay?"
"Fair enough, if you say so," he always took the opportunity to spoil one of his friends, he could not be rich, but he did have enough money to be able to at least buy them some things from time to time, "I'm free as far as I know, why?" he was honestly just planning to lay on the couch and watch a movie, but if she had something else in mind, he would be down.
"I'm really glad you're free." Lennon told him with a smile before shrugging her shoulders. "There's way too much alcohol for one person to drink at my place, I think I'm going to need some help." She liked keeping things stocked, it always being the one thing to calm her cravings, but this was more about fun. "What do you say? I can throw in a movie or two if you'd like."
"Well we wouldn't want to disrupt that." She teased, happy to hear even the slightest laugh from his lips. She didn't like seeing him down, but more than that she hated not being able to see him at all. The blonde was happy that tonight changed though, though it was hard for her to not wonder if he'd return to hiding after the festivities concluded. "For now maybe we should just focus on this and get another drink while we're at it, what do you think? My time machine's busted."
Arden looked at him before shaking her head, "Come on, I haven't seen you in forever and that makes this a pretty good highlight in my eyes." The blonde really didn't see any issues with her evening, especially since she managed to have a few dances with Asher before finding her way to Kai. Seeing them made everything feel more normal despite their attire, but they'd be back to the usual soon enough. "You look good either way, but I get it, my jeans and sneakers are practically calling me by name.” She smiled softly, the smile only growing wider at his compliment. “Thank you, I don’t think you’ve ever seen me in a dress before tonight, maybe I’ll have to do it more.”
"Sounds like a good plan to me." Another drink might help make the night a little more bearable, and that's exactly what Kai needed. He'd come for one reason, and that was to make an appearance so that people could see that he was still alive. He'd managed to do that, so now his goal was just to get through the event so that he could go back home.
"It hasn't been that long." Kai tried to play off his absence as best he could. He knew it had been a while, and that he should probably put more effort into making appearances at work. Not just to give the others a break, but because it was still his business to run and he'd been slacking lately. "Well, if you want to start getting dressed up for work, I won't say no. Wear what you want." He said with a slight laugh, shrugging his shoulders. With his head, he motioned towards the bar. "Let's go get a drink." He said, then lead the way over so they could get themselves a drink before attempting to carry on with the rest of the evening.
END.
Okay, that was fair, she had a good point, he should have known better, "Alright, alright, that was my bad, please don't take my best friend status away," he pouted playfully, but he knew she wouldn't actually do that, so he wasn't actually worried, "Say less, I'm gonna go ahead and buy you some, plus anything else you want, as an apology for what I just did."
Lennon couldn't help but laugh, he knew she wasn't serious. "You don't have to go through all that trouble, the ice cream and fries are plenty." An apology wasn't necessary, the food combo made her hungry more than anything — craving anything other than blood was always something to be excited about. "What are your plans for tonight?"
MADELYN CLINE as SARAH CAMERON in OUTER BANKS SEASON 4
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Lincoln had seen a lot of girls in his time, but this one? She was almost gorgeous enough to instill a little bit of doubt in himself. Almost. She was exactly the type of thing that he'd been looking for for the latter half of this evening, and win lose or draw, she would provide him with the distraction that he needed. "You look a whole lot like exactly who I've been looking for." He greeted the blonde bombshell with a smirk and a playful gleam in his eye. "But then, I'm sure you hear that kind of thing from men all the time, right? So I'm sure you're probably asking yourself, why should I care?" He held out his hand in an offer to dance, and his smirk widened. "I can show you why, if you let me."
Lennon was amused from the moment he opened his mouth, eager to hear what he was going to say next. “You’re right about that one, I’ve heard it a few times tonight alone.” But here she was giving him her attention, luckily her night had just begun to slow down and she was looking for another source of excitement. “Go on then.” She began, a smirk mirroring his as the blonde reached out to take his hand. “The clock is ticking, think you’ll be successful by the time this song finishes?”
Where: The Lone Wolf Who: open Erik sighed as he fiddled with his glass, looking at the liquid that swirled around the bottom of the glass before he picked the glass up and downed the last of the whiskey. Erik signaled for the bartender, before he glanced beside him when he heard the stool next to him, been pulled out.
Erik let out a sigh as he looked at the fresh drink placed in front of him. "I prefer to be alone." Erik muttered out as he picked up his glass and took a mouthful of it, before he sighed as he looked back at the person. Frowning slightly. "Sorry, don't mean to come off rude, just want to be alone."
“Sorry.” She said softly as she took the seat beside him. “If I had another choice, I’d be happy to of taken it.” Lennon didn’t realize now would be the most popular time for the bar, but by the time she approached the counter there had only been one seat left. “You won’t even know I’m here.” The blonde continued, pretending to zip her lips before turning to the bartender to order a tequila sunrise.
One thing that he did that a lot of people seemed to judge a lot, was dipping the french fry in ice cream, but honestly, it was one of the best things that he tried. For those that judge, he will say, don't knock it until you try it. He used to find it weird too, before he gave it a try. He's not saying that he only ate it like that, there are times he only ate the french fries, but without the ice cream, wasn't as good, at least in his opinion. The exception was french fries with cheddar and bacon, those no other fry could ever top, "Don't look at me like that, it's actually really good," he told the person who was looking at him. He wasn't sure if it was for that reason, but he decided to playfully answer anyway.
Lennon couldn’t help but laugh at the man’s words, speaking like she’d never heard of the best food combination around. “Amadeus, I don’t know what’s more insulting. The fact that you think I’d hate ice cream and french fries or that you didn’t get any to for me.” Another laugh left her lips as she shook her head at him. “Your best friend status is going to be demoted.”
„I know. If only birth days could be planned around the holidays.“ Dominic joked a little dryly, eventually actually cracking a smile. He was just a little too tense, a little too stressed to appreciate anything around him, and that was on him. When the woman spoke again, he finally looked over at her, her words properly registering. „Really? So I‘m not the only idiot who‘s been browsing the wrong aisles and getting frustrated about it? That‘s a bit of a relief.“
“If only birthdays were something you could plan.” She said with a shrug of her shoulders. “Though you’d think since they happen all the time the decorations wouldn’t get pushed aside for a holiday.” She offered the man a smile before shaking her head. “I wouldn’t say you’re an idiot — hopeful rather, but there’s been a few people to come through with the same issue.” Lennon paused before looking up at him. “I could walk you over so you don’t miss it, if you’d like.”
