#happiestevent2

[elsaxonxicex]

Cold never bothered me

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Elsa felt a bit conflicted as she arranged a room for herself. It wasn’t that she didn’t want to share one with Anna, it was more that she shouldn’t. Ever since the accident Elsabeth blamed herself for hurting her, even if it was years ago it was never truly forgotten. Feeling as conflicted as she was she found herself walking outside, clenching to herself as she watched the snowfall. The power was still not back and the hours passed without many answers. Now and then she thought back of the blue glow she had seen emitting from the sky, it was something she never had seen before and it was beautiful in a way. Almost magical. She heard the door open and turned around to see who it was. “You taking a breather as well?” She said in a weak attempt of small talk.

[xaspiringbeamoflightx]

Tina wasn’t best pleased with the current blackout situation, nor was she particularly enjoying the cold either. As an employee of the Neverland Hotel it was a given that she had to help out, finding rooms and providing extra blankets and pillows, but she wasn’t exactly thrilled to be working involuntary overtime. Sure, she had her own room in the hotel right next to Peter, but she had been avoiding it for the past few weeks.

At present, Tina was doing her best to dodge pissed off customers, carrying a stupidly large pile of blankets on her way to find a good hiding place for a nap. “Sorry, can’t help right now, I’m on delivery duty!” she lied, as someone rounded the corner.

[ceonaveenmaldonia]

“So this is the place we have to stay, not too bad.” Naveen said as he glanced around in Neverland. It certainly was crowded, but surely James would know to give him the best room available, he’d pay extra for it after all. That idea was very much short lived when he heard he wasn’t even getting a themed room. “Excuse me, do you know who I am? Hey you got a better room than i do, trade with me I’ll pay you.”

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[adamthecastlecafelegrand]

“Alright guys let’s put this bread in the kitchen, James could use our help.” Adam instructed his staff. James had asked him for some food that didn’t needed to be heated. Luckily with his baking habits Adam had enough to feed the town. He would supervise the kitchen so Smee and Tina would have less work because they’d have their hands full. “Excuse me, I need to get past you to get to the kitchen.”

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[jamestheneverlandhook]

James stared out the window to the pitch black darkness, playing with the little ringbox in his pocket. Yes the last couple of days James had worked towards proposing to Tina Bell. Though he was worried about the timing, he did ask for a sign but didn’t expect the whole city to lose power after that blue glow emmited the air. Well he guessed this wouldn’t be the year that he’d propose after all, but it didn’t help his mood especially when the mayor requested Neverland to be the place where the people would stay for the night. Like people couldn’t just lit candles at their own home? He felt a tap at his shoulder and he could feel his annoyance build up. 

“What?!” He snapped.

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[positivelyminnie]

Minnie’s job was stressful and difficult on a normal day with electronic devices. At least if the mayor needed to get ahold of her or she needed to pass on a message, it could be done within the span of seconds using her cellphone. Not to mention that her planner was on her tablet and cellphone, thankfully she always kept a spare physical paper for emergencies like this. But being the mayor’s personal messenger during this crisis still wasn’t easy. 

Not only did she have to keep everyone updated on the current situation, like some news anchor, she had to help with problems that arose in locations the mayor other town leaders weren’t at. Like what to do with everyone’s pets when the citizens moved to the hotel for the duration of the stay. Figuring out the budget for food and supplies, coordinating actives to keep the townspeople’s spirits up as well as entraining the children. She barely spared a moment to eat or rest, surviving solely on coffee and willpower. The brunette had stopped at the buffet set up in the hotel to refill her coffee thermos using the Keurig that town hall had supplied, while she went over her notes written in sparkly pink gel pen, a moment of quiet before she rushed off again to see the mayor and get directions and updates. sensing someone next to her, she looked up from her work to address the individual. 

“Oh dear, I didn’t see you there. Are you waiting on coffee too?”

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[oz-borror]

The town was in temporary chaos. Power outages, strange flashes in the sky, and now every citizen being squished into the limited hotels that Redwood had to offer. How had these few buildings managed to maintain electricity you ask? Why, through the kindness of those who had private generators, just like Oz Borror.

‘Kindness’ wasn’t exactly the correct word. His agreement to assist hadn’t been given for free to the mayor. On no. With Oz, there was always a price.

As people ran around the hotel reception, pushing and yelling for rooms in which they could place their head on a pillow and forget this horrible ordeal, Oz sat in the room just to the left, a snug little bar the hotel provided which served both spirits and sushi, what a weird place. Clearly the male didn’t have a necessary reason for being here, his home had not suffered the outage. Yet, here he sat, people watching and humming an old tune as he cupped a glass of bourbon. His humming would only cease when a new face sits on the stool directly beside him.

He looks to them, raising his glass to take a sip.

“A word of advice, skip the sushi.”

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[itsmarygibbs]

Despite being off the teaching clock for the day and with everything going on with the whole town being confined to Neverland Hotel, it turns out that kids were like mini heat seeking missiles. In a way that they were able to find Mary in record time. Parents looking at her with pleading eyes had her caving in, and she now found herself in the dining room playing games and having story time with the children. Thankfully, a lot of kids that brought toys were happy to share while Kitty lay down with the others that were tired. Mary sat with a smaller crowd and read through one of the interactive books one of the kids brought with them, letting them join in on the sounds and pop ups in the book.

“One Sunday morning the warm sun came up and - pop! - out of the egg came a tiny and very hungry caterpillar.”