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With all the festivities going on, things were getting a little exhausting. It was why Harrison had slipped away from the crowds and down one of the allies. He knew that could be dangerous, that you didn’t know what lay in the shadows. But really, why would he be worried about someone attacking him? He could easily fight them off, he knew that. He sighed to himself, lighting up a cigarette. Bad habit maybe, but it was needed one now. Hearing someone stop walking near him he turned slightly, “yeah I know, bad habit, will kill me” he said before another lecture. “If you’re looking for the barbecue, it’s back that way” he said, pointing in the direction. He knew he was the last person to be giving directions, he’d barely been there a week.
Drew had laid low the week of the festivities, working and enjoying the vibe. It was much different than she was used to, it was a different kind of hustle and bustle of the big cities. She had some time to kill, but didn’t exactly want to be in the center of things, so she had taken to walking the backstreets. “Hey, I’m not here to judge, just escape,” she laughed, holding up her hands. “I know, trust me. For such a seemingly small town, they sure throw some big parties. I walked down main street earlier and felt like I was in some kind of lifetime movie”














