kelsmartin:
Kels sipped from her bottle of hard lemonade, her head leaning against Audrey’s knees as they reclined. She couldn’t relate to her friend’s story, not really– her childhood had been ripe with experiences and her parents trusted her, always counting on her to return not at their beck and call, but rather because she wanted to. “I left Friday afternoon, took the train in. Bartschland Follies was Friday, then brunch at House of Yes, a few errands to finish off Saturday before I met up with some people at a friend’s new gallery and I came back here bright and early.” Kels lifted her bottle, “Also got some new earrings.” Her head tilted to show them off as she grinned.
lips curled around the bottle as she took a long sip. it wasn’t really her fathers faults. maybe they would have been more open to audrey living her life the way she wanted to if she didn’t have that goddamned genetic gift as she referred to it. it caused them to worry at every little thing. in a way, it made the girl feel appreciated. like she mattered. fingers lightly ran through kels’ hair as they just took in the night. “oh god that makes me feel tired just hearing you list it to me. how do you do that? are you some sort of a sexy robot here to take over the world by just being a million times more efficient than us mere humans could be? is that it?” cherry lips curled into a smile. kels was someone who audrey could just be with for hours and it never got boring. if there was ever someone who made her believe in having a soulmate, it was this girl. “I fucking love those! why do you pull everything off? is that part of your robot abilities as well? like, damn girl.”














