"Eh, I'll bug him later. I'm sure he's having fun of his own." She could check on him later, likely he'd be getting into his own brand of trouble. If anything they'd hear about it after and that would be fun in it's own sense. Perhaps she just needed a distraction.
"Awe how nice of Tedders. He's got a soft spot for you which is rather sweet." He'd saved her own ass last year at winefest so she had a fairly decent feeling about him. Gabe hadn't said anything bad about him, and he was so intertwined with the people she cared about it so she should probably make some kind of effort to know the vampire a little better. She felt the tug as Daphne started to drag her away from the bar downing the last of her drink before leaving it on a random table.
"Of course we're doing a selfie at the top."
"Not too much fun I hope. We still need to have brunch tomorrow. I don't want him sleeping in." Although there was a high chance that they would all end up turning brunch into lunch with how this party was going. Daphne certainly didn't plan on leaving until the event ended.
"You think? I just thought he wanted me to stop rambling, so he shows me shiny things like a magpie." She shrugged, stumbling through the crowd towards the front of the line. She knew that they should technically wait their turn, but the guy working the ride had been so nice that Daphne was ready to push her luck again. Besides it looked as if the line was finally starting to dwindle down.
"Yay! I need a new lock screen."















