fairweather friend

It's a sunny day in h e a v e n And NO ONE is around To OPEN the g a t e s And I'm waiting for you My fairweather friend Absent in the end... ((RP ACCOUNT))

[scretlvesonghq]

[ f2f || after party ]

[scretlvesonghq]

Sophie scoffed and shook her head knowingly. “You’re probably not wrong,” she chuckled, glancing around the room as she did so in anticipation for his arrival. What Candy said was true, and as much as Sophie hated to admit it, more to Aiden than herself, the keg stand act was getting a little old to her. “Speaking of.. what do you say we hit up a few red solos ourselves, hm?” She suggested with a grin, knowing all too well her patience would slim the more sober she was. 

Candy squeezed Sophie’s arm tightly as the excitement ran through her. “Yes! I think I’m going to need the booze to get through all of this social-ness!” She wasn’t being truthful, many people knew that Candy was an incredibly social person and was always the first to reach out to a person who needed it. However, if she needed some type of excuse to drink away with Candy, who was she to not take an offered one?

[scretlvesonghq]

[ f2f || after party ]

[scretlvesonghq]

Sophie chuckled at the first comment, bumping against Candy in response, but her chuckle fell as the other continued. “Yeah, I know, Aiden mentioned he and some of his guys would probably be here,” she sighed. Not that she didn’t love spending time with her boyfriend, because of course she did most of the time - or at least what’s what she kept telling herself - but at parties he could be a bit much. It was getting to a point where Sophie would rather just avoid the whole thing entirely, but she didn’t want to make him upset. 

Candy stalled, almost tripping over her feet when Sophie mentioned Aiden. He wasn’t the worst, but there was truly no reason for Sophie and him to be dating. They didn’t make any sense, and Candy felt that the only reason their relationship lasted as long as it did was because of the familiarity, that was it. “I might have to save you then,” she blurted out. “I mean, he’s probably going to be drinking the entire night and trying to show he frat pledges what it’s like to successfully chug a whole six pack.” She glanced over at Sophie, a smile on her lips. “I mean, it’d be boring for you. I’m sure you’ve seen him do a keg stand way too many times.”

[scretlvesonghq]

[ f2f || after party ]

[scretlvesonghq]

Sophie moved gently through the crowd of pledges and into the party. As a senior, she’d been to enough of these parties to last her an eternity and she hadn’t originally planned on coming, but knew it would look bad of her as a board member if she didn’t. Even more so, she knew Candy would be there, and she was always bound to make it a fun time. 

As if like clockwork, the familiar face appeared in the crowd and Sophie felt herself grinning, stepping towards the other girl and linking their arms together. “And miss you at a party? How could I?” She laughed half-jokingly. “I also though I should maybe attempt to get to know some of the pledges,” she added half-heartedly, knowing farewell they’d probably just stick to their inner circles tonight. 

Candy’s arm linked with Sophie and she soon moved her through the crowd of students. “I think I’m clinging onto the whole ‘me at a party’ thing,” she teased with a giggle. Honestly, she wished that that were the case, or at least the entire part of it. As much as she loved talking to her other sisters and the pledges, she always seemed to cling onto Sophie. It wasn’t something that she was used to, but didn’t fight. “I know that some of the other guys are coming too and some of the frat guys, so we might lose sight.” Her eyes fell over to the door, watching as more people filed in. 

[scretlvesonghq]

[ f2f || after party ]

It wasn’t surprising that many of the pledges agreed to joining the party, but it still earned quite the chuckle, at least from Candy. So many of the girls tried to fit in but it’s always the same thing, they just find one person to mingle with and call it a night. Candy just couldn’t relate to such actions; she was naturally outgoing and active, and a new environment was not enough to change that. 

As one of the chair members, she made sure to greet as many of the pledges she could, along with some of her sisters as they walked past her. It was quite casual, but the moment she saw the all too familiar face, her smile brightened and she pushed through the growing crowd. “Good to see you made it, thought you weren’t coming!”