Kat.

The name is Kat. Don't mess with me unless you want to deal with the consequences. I'm on a dumb reality show at Crystal Lake and I'm already counting down the days until I can get out of here.

[austin--brennan]

Austin screamed loudly. He hated thunderstorms. “NO!” He didn’t know what to do. This wasn’t fair. And now the lights were out? Darkness scared him, far more than he intended. As he continued to scream, he hoped he would be able to find someone. Crawling on the ground, he felt around for whoever was there. “Is anyone there? I hate the dark! Help me!”

[kkat-summers-blog]

Kat was lucky because she had been reading a book in bed with a couple candles lit when the power went out. She would have been content to keep reading, passing off the power outage as an effect of the storm until she heard someone screaming for help. The blonde quickly stood up, wrapping her blanket scarf around her shoulders and picking up a candle, putting her hand in front of the flame so it wouldn't go out as she walked - but also shoving a lighter in her pocket just in case. She'd made it to the end of the hall when she saw Austin on the ground. "Hey hey hey, it's alright. It's not that bad." Kat spoke, trying to be comforting even though her tone was all wrong. "Here, I have some candles lit back in my room if you want to come grab one?" 

[marleyxprescott]

 ”Never have I ever been naked in public.”

[kkat-summers-blog]

Never have I ever had a threesome.

[sebastianwinterstark]

Ethan had gone out for some fresh air—something people seemed to dear to do around here—when he saw a flicking light out on the dock. Ethan’s curiosity had gotten him in trouble before, but he never seemed to learn this habit. He took off down to the dock. As he came closer, the dim light figure appeared to be a girl. He decided to approach her. As he came closer, he could hear her muttering to herself. Her tone seem to imply he was unwelcome. “Uh, sorry,” he apologized. “I was just curious to see who was out here.”

[kkat-summers-blog]

"Sorry to disappoint but I'm not Jason or anyone exciting really. If that's what you were hoping for." Kat shrugged. She looked over her shoulder at the stranger, jesus christ how many new people can they bring in here? "Who are you though?" She asked before turning back to face the lake, unsure of whether he'd stay or not.

[rosewoodslittleliars-rp-deactiv]

Aubrey walked over and sat down on the dock next to the girl, once she knew it was okay that her presence was wanted. Digging in her pocket, the brunette pulled out a pack of cigarettes and put one between her lips. “May I?” She asked, pointing at the lighter between them before picking it up and lighting the cigarette. “But, yes.” She said as she inhaled, then exhaled a moment later. “I’m Aubrey. I just got here tonight.” She told the blonde sitting next to her with a smile. “It’s nice to meet you, Kat.” She told her with another small smile before looking out at the lake. She wasn’t exactly sure what she was doing, hell, she didn’t even smoke. But the stress level she was at really called for it right now. The silence was almost too much, so Aubrey asked another question. “How long have you been here?” She asked, taking another drag of her cigarette. 

[kkat-summers-blog]

Kat just nodded when the other girl asked to borrow her lighter. She didn't look like the type to smoke but then again most people thought that about Kat too. "Aubrey, cool name." The blonde spoke, while fidgeting with her hands. Conversation was definitely not a strong suit for Kat and she wasn't really sure how long this girl planned on staying so when she broke the silence Kat sighed in relief. "How long? Uhh about a month and a half before they let us go home for the holiday? I think? It all kind of just blurs together here."

[fuckgrayson]

So has anyone actually tried out these poles yet, or are they just here to look pretty?

[kkat-summers-blog]

I'm sure when someone gets drunk enough they'll be put into full use unfortunately. 

[austin--brennan]

"Don’t step on Fred! He has a mission to complete!"

[kkat-summers-blog]

"Uhh.. sorry to say but it doesn't look like he's going to complete that mission."

[scarlett--scott-blog]

Sadie glance down at the water and then back to the girl. “I’m not drunk but I don’t wanna drown either.” she muttered, sadly. Edging closer to the girl, Sadie narrowed her eyes into a squint to try and make out who she was in the dark. “I’ve just not met you yet and heard a few weird things about this place.” she sighed.

"It’d be kind of cool if you were a ghost but you’re not all faded so I’m guessing you’re a contestant I’ve not bumped into." she gave a friendly smile, eyeing the cigarettes. "Can I have one? I have my own in the cottage to give it back."

[kkat-summers-blog]

Kat wasn't sure if this girl was still messing with her or not, everything about her was confusing to Kat. "Well I'll throw you a life-ring if you fall in then, how about that?" she said with only a little sarcasm. She looked up at the blonde, not knowing who she was either. Must be a newbie. "The names Kat, I don't get out much so that's probably why you don't know who I am. Plus I'm guessing you're new here?" Kat wasn't really one to share but smoking was a bad habit for her anyways so the less she had left was probably better. She shrugged and slid the pack toward the other girl. 

-

[rosewoodslittleliars-rp-deactiv]

Aubrey had just got done putting her things away. The normal thing to do would be to try and get along with her roommate, but she seemed to be in a different world at the moment. The cabin they were in was actually huge, but Aubrey thought she would step outside for a minute. Taking a deep breath of the fresh air she looked around at all the things that surrounded the house, including the lake. Biting her lip, she started to walk on the dock that wasn’t very long before nothing a girl from earlier sitting at the edge. “Oh, sorry. I didn’t know you were out here.” She told her, feeling as if she had  intruded on the girl. “I can go..” She told her, looking back at the house.

[kkat-summers-blog]

Kat listened to the girl talk, sighing heavily before saying, "no, it's fine, you can stay if you want." Which she immediately regretted because Kat wasn't one to socialize. But wasn't that kind of the point for being here? She'd been here a couple months, gone home for the Holidays, and came back to this stupid show and she was no closer to having any friends. So she tried to force herself to do the opposite of what she would normally do. "I'm Kat, you're new right?" she asked, looking up at the girl.

[scarlett--scott-blog]

Sadie had decided to have a little trip to the lake on her lonesome, just to see if there was this creepy vibe people had mentioned. So far, there was none. It was such a pretty scene, lapping up the view Sadie skipped herself down to the dock not even noticing there was somebody at the end of it until she was already half way down. 

"Oh my god, are you a ghost?" she asked loudly, a tone of disgust filling her voice. "Like are you actually real or am I just tired?"

[kkat-summers-blog]

Kat just stared at the girl standing on the dock behind her. Was she serious? Realizing that the other blonde was probably intoxicated Kat just rolled her eyes and looked back to the lake. "Uh no. But if you're so drunk that you thought I was ghost you probably shouldn't be on a dock where you could fall off and I don't know, drown." She said, pushing back her hair from her face. 

[kkat-summers-blog]

Kat slipped off her shoes and sat down on the end of the dock, letting her legs dangle over and her feet just skim the water beneath. She sighed heavily and pulled out a crumpled pack of cigarettes from her bag, putting one between her lips and lighting it. The only light was from the moon and the small lantern that Kat had grabbed from the utility shed. The blonde swung her legs gently back and forth, taking in her surroundings and listening to the sound of little waves lap at the shore. Too soon for her liking, she could hear crackling branches and the sound of someone walking on the dock behind he. "Well so much for peaceful..." she muttered.

[lcdyelena]

"A nap? We just got back! That’s… not the spirit!”

[kkat-summers-blog]

"Being here is spirit enough for me."

[lcdyelena]

"So… who’s ready to fuck shit up… in a very small-scaled, respectable manner?"

[kkat-summers-blog]

"I think I'm more ready to take a nap..."

[wesleymcbride-deactivated201503]

Wesley looked over at her, listening, really listening. He loved hearing about other people’s lives, especially the ones here. They were all so interesting. “That’s good. Are you and your brother close?” He wanted to know what it was like to have siblings. Wesley didn’t have any, but in a way, he was happy that he did. No other kid needed to deal with that father who thought running out would be the best option and that mother who couldn’t keep herself sober. He chuckled and shrugged, “I wish that was the reason. But I guess in a way, they are clean. My entire house smells like Tequila.” Wesley pursed his lips and looked down at the counter, stroking it gently, “I tend to clean it before and after I cook, but wouldn’t we have heard about it?” He wasn’t entirely sure he wanted to know if people had done that. Leaning closer to her, he whispered, “Do you know if people have?”

[kkat-summers-blog]

Kat never minded talking to Wesley because he actually seemed like he cared what others said, that he actually listened. She looked down at her hands as she fidgeted with them. "Close? For sure. We're kind of all each other's got...he's younger so I've always done my best to take care of him." She looked around the room, anywhere to avoid meeting his eyes. Kat had always found it hard to talk about Charlie when she was so far away from him and she knew that with one look at her eyes anyone would be able to tell that she actually cared about someone other than herself. As he went on mentioning the smell of tequila in his house, Kat frowned. Knowing full well what it was like to have shitty parents. At least she kind of felt she deserved her life, Wesley on the other hand seemed like one of the most genuine people in the house so she had always assumed he'd come from a happy family. "I uh...I'm sorry to hear that." She didn't want to dwell on the subject though so she tried to take on a lighter tone, even laughing at his question. "Well I haven't heard anything but I'll be sure to let you know if I do."

[wesleymcbride-deactivated201503]

Wesley spun around, seeing his roommate standing next to him. They hadn’t really gotten to know each other that well, but hopefully now would be the time to change that. He gave her a bright smile and a little wave. “Only okay?” He wondered if she was glad to be back, because he was. Spending time with his mother wasn’t nearly what he wanted it to be. Part of him had hoped that she would change and maybe not be so much of an alcoholic. But he was wrong, very wrong. “Let’s just say, I’m relieved to be back.” A soft chuckle slipped through Wesley’s lips. He nodded. “I’ve missed how big they are and how clean. The ones in my mother’s house always smell of alcohol and are so much smaller. At least with these, I could lie on top of them and my whole body would fit.” Wesley knew it was weird that he missed the counters, but they made him feel good, made him feel safe.

[kkat-summers-blog]

Kat shrugged at his question. The truth was being at home wasn't great, but neither was being here. "I mean I got to see my brother but that was about the only good part." As usual she was impartial to being here, knowing she couldn't really do anything about it. The fact that he seemed so happy to back kind of made Kat feel bad. Who would want to be here? She wondered how bad things could be back at home that Wesley would want to subject himself to the cameras again. "Hey I mean at least if they smell like alcohol you know they're not all germy right? And I bet you don't have to worry about people doing the nasty on your counters there. Who knows that's happened on that counter." She laughed, gesturing her hands at the counters. 

[wesleymcbride-deactivated201503]

Wesley stepped into the cabin, took a deep breath and smiled, “It’s so good to be back.” He looked around and stroked the counter top, almost wanting to kiss it. But he knew that’d be ridiculous. “Oh! Hi. Welcome back! Did you have a good holiday?”

[kkat-summers-blog]

Kat put her cigarette out on the railing and tossed it off into the grass with a heavy sigh. Looking up at the cottage that had been her home for a couple months, and she was no better off than when she had arrived. She stepped through the door and walked into the living room before dumping her bags on the ground. She'd gone the entire trip without a drink because public bathrooms grossed her out, so Kat made her way to the kitchen to grab some water only to find Wesley stroking the counter. "It was okay I guess." Kat murmured. "...How was yours? Did you miss the counters or something?" She asked giving him a look.

[wesleymcbride-deactivated201503]

Wesley scratched his head, looking down at the list on his phone. This was ridiculous. There was no way he was doing half of these. How could he feel comfortable enough to do it. “A body shot? Is this some kind of joke?”

[kkat-summers-blog]

Kat was staring at the list of stupid tasks and angrily walking through the house, "oh there is no fucking way." she said aloud. Apparently she wasn't the only one who felt this way as she nearly bumped into Wesley who looked as troubled by the situation as she was. "Is the body shot really the worst of your worries from that stupid list?" 

[wutcarter-deactivated20150119]

I seem to have lost my phone number. Can I have yours?

[kkat-summers-blog]

"Only if I can...." Kat looks down at the list of lame pick up lines on her phone. "Can take your picture to prove to my friends that angels do exist...?" She questioned back.