nguyenalanna:
Location: Chicago, IL—hotel Date: Saturday, March 30 Time: Early (open)
Alanna is not a morning person. Especially not the night after a party, especially not when their flight isn’t for ages. In a better world, she’d be asleep for hours still. Actually, in a perfect world, she’d sleep right through this hangover. In the real world though, she wakes up at 6am with a horrible taste in her mouth and a head that’s pounding enough to keep her awake the rest of the morning.
She isn’t sure how long it takes her to roll out of bed and track down painkillers and water, to get dressed and do her makeup as well as she can in this state, but she doesn’t feel much more like a person by the end of it. She needs food. She doesn’t want the continental breakfast either, with its sad looking collection of fruits and oatmeal packets and plain coffee creamers.
But the prospect of facing Chicago alone? Alanna can just see herself getting lost and missing the flight. Or, worse, calling Cade to come find her in the nick of time—making her the exact opposite of the cool, independent step-sister she wishes she was.
Thankfully, there are familiar faces in this hotel even at this godawful hour, and Alanna stops the first one she sees. “Hey, any chance you’re hungry? I need bacon. And hash browns. Maybe some eggs too. Definitely a fancy coffee with lots of milk and sugar.”
Honestly, Rosie didn’t know if she was a morning person, it really depended on what she did the day before. But, one thing she knew for certain, was she valued her sleep...so when she didn’t get enough, she wasn’t the easiest to deal with until there was coffee in her veins. Of course she was at the party, she was a Vixen and a proud one at that, and she definitely didn’t get enough sleep. Her hair was in the messiest of high ponies, sunglasses covering slightly puffy eyes that she tried to cure with concealers and cold spoons. It was comfy chic at least, in her books, everything was messy but put together perfectly...Rosie wouldn’t be caught dead looking like a total mess.
Heading down into the lobby, her stomach almost screamed in protest of a hotel breakfast spread. It wasn’t fresh, it wouldn’t hit the spot, and then as if she could read her mind, Alanna appeared. Letting out a sigh of relief, the red head nodded her head wildly, “Please, yes, I was dead ass thinking the same exact thing.” She admitted, glancing at the sliding exit doors as she hummed, “I think I saw a cafe down the street, maybe some fresh air would do us good too.” Rosie questioned with a scrunch of her nose before offering a little smile, “Shall we?”














