Mrs Andrews

Harmony Andrews. Actress. 24. Married to Connor Andrews.

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zoe-fosterr‌:

                                        “It really is,” she said, head shaking with a light scoff. She could go on and on forever about this, and probably would if no one stopped her. At least her and Harmony seemed to be on the same page though, which was alway a relief—- especially because Zoe could get really, really colorful in her remarks with Trump supporters. “I actually think I can buy some through my workplace,” she said. “We usually have reserves on an x amount of tickets for most Broadway shows,” she explained. “No matter what, I promise I’ll go see it and support you, probably more than once. And hey, even though you’re biased, you can still be right.”

“Well, that’s great. Hopefully you’ll be able to get tickets for a showing that is soon so that we will be able to discuss things.” Harmony replied, smiling at her once more. She was glad that the other woman was so excited to see the show. “Repeat audience members are my favorite. They always make me feel like we are all doing an amazing job with the show.”

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erin-lhakpa‌:

“Oh, cool,” Erin replied. “My dad grew up in India, and moved here to go to med school. And then he met my mom and decided to stay.” She nodded, knowing the feeling of having strangers judge you all too well. “Where did you grow up?”

“So basically the same situation, but the opposite.” Harmony replied, nodding at the woman. “I grew up in Eastern Canada, and then when I was fourteen I started going to a boarding school in New York City. I didn’t move to the States permanently until I was eighteen.”

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mason-janes‌:

                    The male smiled, giving a loose nod as he turned his head, “Now you gotta cut that out if you’re gonna make here in the half-off live-festival music scene,” The blonde japed, a grin forming on his lips, enough to elicit a dimple on one side of his cheek. He considered the names, the first he didn’t know, the second a familiarity, “Yeah, I like Carrie. She’s beautiful– won the whole damn American Idol too, didn’t she? That’s gotta show for something, beatin’ out all those people.”

“Well, if all else fails at least I have my Broadway career to fall back on.” Harmony joked, letting out a small chuckle. Surely she could please this crowd, since she’d been pleasing crowds for years. “Carrie has an amazing talent, and I love her style. I think she won one of the early seasons or something. In the years to follow she has surely proved her talent.”

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sofie-gardner‌:

“That’s a girl!” Sofie made a cat call in the woman’s direction flipping blonde locks over her shoulder she took off running only stopping for the brunette to catch up with her.

Harmony let out a chuckle as she followed the woman towards the water. “You know, I forgot to think about how cold the water might be.” Harmony replied, looking over at the nearby body of water. “It might be best for us to just keep on running before we end up chickening out.”

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adrianohara‌:

                           “I wouldn’t worry too much. Long as you’re taking that precaution, you’ll be fine,” His assurance was punctuated with another lift and deepen of his small smile, dimples flashed accenting. From the basics he knew of skin care and doing so according to you, the darker the complexion, the harder it was the burn. Harmony had naturally tanned skin, a richer shade of his own olive derma, that would surely fair better than those with lighter visages, “Oh, yeah,” He laughed, thinking of Idris, “Even just watching everything is enough for him. He, uhh… likes that–– observing, I mean,” He shared, fondly. Adrian shifted, resting his back against the bark of the tree, “I’m glad to hear it. But yeah, I know what you mean– should be nice down by the water,” He rubbed at his neck’s nape, enjoying the cooled shade beneath the maple, “––You camping here tonight?”

“It’s just one of those things that I am always thinking about.” Harmony replied, shrugging at the man. Skin cancer was no laughing matter and she was constantly trying to avoid getting it in as many ways as possible. “There is nothing wrong with just wanting to observe people every once in a while.” She added, sending Adrian a small smile. Harmony loved children and simply watching them interact with the world amazed her. “It’s always supposed to be less warm by the coast, but I think we’ve reached a point where it’s just stupidly warm all over.” She concluded, letting out a small huff. “Yeah, that was the plan. What about yourself?”

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oliviabennett:    

                 “Exactly. But I do understand why it’s hard for some parents honestly— I think it would be hard for me too, you know? Because it’s natural to want to shield your own kids from any harm or potential hurt and failure, but I guess… I guess it’s just about trust in the end.” She wasn’t sure, but she could guess.

Nodding her head softly, Olivia agreed. “We do. It’s easier said than done too, but I think we’re all better off once we start to do it.”

“I get that. You want to shield your kids from harm, but at the same time you don’t want to shelter them too much. You need to know that they will be able to take care of themselves when they are off in the real world.” Harmony replied, nodding at the woman. Parenting was surely not easy, and part of Harmony always worried that she would be a bad parent. 

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samhallphd:   

“Wow that’s awesome. Are  you in anything at the moment?” Sam asked intrigued by  Harmony’s career. “ I am the weather guy. My job is about the atmosphere and oceanic studies. When I’m not teaching, I help the Climatology research facility in NYC”

“At the moment I am starring in the new Pretty Woman musical.” Harmony explained, sending the man a soft smile. “That sounds pretty cool. Although, it isn’t really something I know much about. How do you guys even figure out the weather?”

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gavinthcmas:    

“Pleasures mine,” he said, signaling the bar tender so that he could order her drink and another for himself. “Harmony, now, that’s an unusual name, one that I don’t hear that often. Does it have a specific meaning, outside of the obvious?” He asked, conversationally.  By nature, Gavin was a bit of an introvert, and somewhat socially inept when it came to interacting with strangers, which is why he intentionally put himself in these sometimes awkward situations, as a bit of a challenge. He’d much rather be at home, alone, getting into a good criminal psychoanalytical manual of some kind or maybe even working on his manuscript, but here he was, on the cusp of a social breakthrough. Needless to say he was feeling awkward, bored and outside of his element, but there was hope that this conversation with Harmony would take a turn for the exciting, “So, Harmony….what is that keeps you busy in Lanford? Working on anything exciting lately?” he asked, enthusiastically,  watching the bartender prep her drink.

“I think my parents just wanted to give me a unique name so that I wouldn’t be one of like thirty Sarahs or something.” Harmony replied, shrugging at the man. “It’s not a family name or anything, my parents just got it out of a book.” She added, wishing that she knew more about why they had picked Harmony. She smiled once more at the man, happy to be making conversation. “Well, I own a small acting company here in town. It’s nothing major, but I offer lessons and we put on community theatre shows.” She explained, loving her job and all the work she did. “What about yourself?”

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mason-janes:     

                    “Oh c’mon, they aren’t that bad. They got the groove–” He protested lightly, a wide, slow smile on his features, “I mean, I sure couldn’t do any of that,” The blonde added, and though the bad certainly looked like a couple of father’s making their own fun there was something entertaining about them, “Yeah? Who do you like to listen to then?” He inquired, shifting in his seat.

“I mean, I’ve heard worse. Although, I’ve also heard a lot better. Growing up doing musical theatre has made me a bit of a snob when it comes to music.” Harmony replied, letting out a small chuckle. “Well, I listen a lot of show tunes, but when I am not doing that I’ve been known to listen to Adele, Ed Sheeran, Carrie Underwood, and a few other artists. That or whatever is on the radio.”

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vanyapershing:       

“ Don’t worry, I didn’t mean to imply you saying anything in the likes. “ Though he was unruly protective of his native part of town and an avid fight-picker around here, it didn’t seem like his opponent was either the type to disagree too strongly on anything or as stuck up to the standards to be eligible for his rude treatment. He did, however, almost choke on a sip of his beer at her second remark. “ Kids? Jesus Christ if that is where you’re mind is at, you deserve that drink. “ Not that Jack was one to talk – the result of a teen pregnancy and a wanted one at that himself – but it still seemed so far for him to think of anything in the likes and she seemed just his age, if not younger.

“Alright, good. I’d hate to think that you thought I was talking down about North End. I’ve met some pretty nice people from there.” Harmony replied, smiling at the man. Some of the nicest people she knew in Lanford lived there, and that was completely fine. She shrugged at the man’s comment. “Life is too short to wait around for the perfect timing, you know?” Harmony added, knowing that she was still young but that it wasn’t always easy to conceive and stuff. “Lanford seems like a nice place to grow up.”

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june-monroe:   

“I never thought about it like that,” June admitted with a push of her lower lip as the thought lingered inside her head, “But I guess it’s true — It is half the battle.” She smiled lightly and lifted her shoulders in a light shrug. She was particularly good at staying positive, especially when around other people, but even she had her flaws, and every now and again, June would succumb to negativity and doubt, finding it hard to believe in herself or in the world for that matter. It was probably natural, but it certainly was something she continued to work on herself. “Talent and luck. I’m sure there’s a balance there, yes, but you definitely couldn’t get to where you are now without the talent part. Don’t know about luck, but maybe good timing is part of it.” She smiled lightly, her eyes genuine. “Yeah, I guess we will.”

“If you go into a situation with a positive attitude you are more likely to do well.” Harmony replied, nodding at the woman. She always did better in auditions that she felt prepared for, and she truly believed that the positivity helped her. Harmony really appreciated June and the way she seemed to look at life with a sense of happiness and sunshine. “I am sure that you are right. I was born with a great talent, but it was the fact that I was born to parents with money that I got to improve that raw talent. I had amazing opportunities, even from a young age.”

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elena-chase:   

“I remember this one time when I was still in high school, me and a bunch of other people came down here in the middle of the night and skinny-dipped. True story, maybe even my lost bra is still out here, somewhere. Other than that, I say go for it, it is pretty scorching, right now.” 

“See, as tempting as that sounds, there are a million people around.” Harmony replied, gesturing to all of the people. “Skinny-dipping is all fun and games, but I don’t want to do it when there are people around to see me.” Harmony replied, shrugging at the woman. “So you’re from Lanford then?”

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sofie-gardner:    

“Exactly…carpe- fucking diem. Seize your day,” Sofie paused a moment shifting to standing she pulled her beach cover away from her body. “Or die wishing you had.” Gesturing to the water she gave the woman a nod in the direction, “So what will you do? Seize or die?”

“Yeah, personally I feel like I am too young to die. I’ve still got things I want to do.” Harmony replied, smiling at the girl once more. She began to strip off her extra clothing, figuring that she might as well enjoy herself while she was young. “Alright, lets have ourselves some fun.” 

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lucy-barton:     

“That’s what I’m talking about!” Lucy cheered, her steps quickening enough to become a jog. She slowed down as they got close to the river and kicked her shoes. “Only if it wasn’t the daytime, I would ditch the clothes,” she sighed but grabbed Harmony’s hand again anyway and ran, letting out a shriek as their feet hit water.

“Let’s go.” Harmony replied, jogging along with her friend. When they reached the water she couldn’t help but let out a small laugh as she prepared for the cold that was supposed to come. “See, that would be tempting. It would surely make things a lot easier for everyone.” Harmony added, nodding at the woman. Stepping into the water she shuttered. “Maybe we should just jump in fully before we lose our bravery.” 

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samhallphd:   

“I have been here a while, but I  am a scientist, so I tend to hide out in labs and only come out when the weather is crazy and stormy.  What about you? what do you do?”

“I work on Broadway but when I am not doing that I run a small acting company here in the town.” Harmony replied, smiling at him once more. “What sort of science stuff do you work on?”

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mason-janes:

                    “Well, alright…” He responded, a sense of faux defeat in his tone, solidified with the presence of a small and boyish smile, “I guess if you can’t beat ‘em, you join ‘em, right?” The blonde teased, his head rolling over against his seat to look at her, inspecting her expression for a reaction to his caper, “You know any Rod Stewart by chance?”

“I guess that is true. Although, I am having fun just watching this trainwreck.” Harmony replied, shrugging at the man. She was here to enjoy the festival, even if it did have some questionable performers. “I can’t say that I do. I mean I know who he is, but I don’t know any of his work by heart.”

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lucy-barton:

“Come on, come on! I’ve got some clothes in my car,” she said gleefully as she grabbed her arm to drag her towards the lake. 

“Okay fine, I can’t argue with that.” Harmony replied, letting out a soft chuckle at her friend. “Lets have some fun and worry about the details later.” She added, allowing herself to be dragged towards the lake. “How have you been?”