𝐧𝐨 𝐨𝐧𝐞 𝐬𝐭𝐚𝐲𝐬 𝐥𝐨𝐲𝐚𝐥 // PARA
𝐖𝐇𝐎: Wren Schuester & @frankiepucker
𝐖𝐇𝐄𝐍: Tuesday, December 8th. Night.
𝐖𝐇𝐄𝐑𝐄: Back of Rinky Dinks.
Working at Rinky Dinks blew fat chunks. Sure, it was cool to like skate around some, but cleaning up after prepubescent preteens that just wanted to fuck under the arcade games? It wasn’t Wren’s idea of a fun night, but every night was one dollar closer to her RV and another day closer to dropping out and just living off the land. Just the way the higher ups intended for her to live. Of course, that would have to wait with the holidays coming up. Having three siblings and a family that idolized every holiday made things a bit hard and they’d all take a great deal in pride if they knew she actually paid for their gifts instead of plucking them off a shelf.
Every now and again, though, Wren’s workday would get better due to Frankie showing up at the place. Wren would always snatch some of the concession food, take an early break (which the owner seemed to always forget she was underage and legally had to take a break), and sneak out the back to smoke and eat greasy concession food for a good thirty minutes before she had to get back to the preteens and adult weirdos that came by. Once Wren spotted Frankie, she hijacked some of the breadsticks which were arguably the best food they had at that place compared to the rubber of everything else. She was sure the breadsticks were also rubber, but they were much more tolerable rubber. Pushing her way out the back, box of breadsticks and a couple slushies in hand, she sat down on the curb and began suckling on her slushie. “Milady,” she said, gesturing to their dining area.
While Wren would often than not disregard the way she personally felt, there was something off about Frankie’s aura in the last few weeks and that was impossible to ignore. The redhead was also convinced that she was a keen observer and she had noticed subtle things about Frankie and Finn. “So, I’m just gonna like be blunt dude,” she started off. The wedding, the way they seemed to be hanging out, it was all so off. “Like, are you fucking my sister? I mean, it’s like cool or whatever,” it wasn’t cool. “I’m just wonderin’ because it seems like there’s definitely something going on.”