#eddie 001.

[maviscampbell]

closed: @eddieferguson

location: burning of the exes bonfire

"Hey, big shot!" Mavis called after Mr. Tall, Dark, and Handsome. "You forgot your card," she said, waving a heavy, rich-feeling credit card between two fingers. "You're lucky I'm feeling magnanimous. On a different day I might pocket this and head to the nearest ATM."

[xaviermattthews]

x 📲 eddie.

x: hey, don't worry about it. it's a weird time and a really fucking thing, i don't know what to say half the time so it's not much of a surprise that other people are the same with it. x: that's probably the most eddie think you've ever done. x: but yeah, i'd love to hear it. i think it's exactly what i need to hear right now.

continued from this meme // @eddiemcmahon

[weshill]

The kids were off to spend the rest of the evening at sleepovers with their friends, but Eurekafest was still alive and kicking -- only now he could have some of his own fun. How was he going to achieve that, exactly? Well, that remained to be seen, really, but the drink stalls seemed to have plenty of options, so he decided to start there. “Mega Margarita, good for two or more...” he read off one of the menus, brows narrowing as he turned to the person beside him. A woman -- an attractive one at that -- who seemed to be looming over her options as well. “You know, I’ve heard pretty damn good things about the jalapeno flavor,” Wes pointed out, gesturing to the advert, “too bad my stomach ain’t as strong as it used to be when I was in college. What would you say to helping me out with one of ‘em?”

@eddiexevans​

[weshill]

on the side of the road with @eddiexevans

The only other time Wesley Hill had been in an accident was back in high school. He’d been going over the speed limit, much like other seventeen-year-olds trying to make it to class on time after sleeping in, when he’d made a turn that ended up being wider than it should have causing one of his mirrors to slam into one of an oncoming car. For a month he’d had his driving privileges stripped away with his twin taking the reigns in the meantime, and from then on a much more cautious record moving forward.

But that didn’t mean it’d never happen again, and this time it didn’t appear to be his fault. He’d been moving down the highway after dropping the kids off at school, getting ready to look at a few properties for his new law office when he spotting a red light a little bit too late. Hitting his breaks rather forcefully, Wesley finally came to a complete stop -- but not before another car all but slammed into him from behind. Not enough to cause the airbags to deploy, but enough to startle him and jolt the car forward. “God dammit,” he muttered under his breath, leaning his head back for a moment before unbuckling himself and getting out.

“Are you okay?” he asked the other involved as she exited her car, wanting to make sure there were no injuries before proceeding. He moved closer to the collision, brows narrowed. “That could’ve been a lot worse. Unless -- no life threatening injuries?”