rubyflynn:
Leading up to her set, Ruby had been stewing silently in her nerves all afternoon. Far be it from Ruby Flynn to be anxious, but the live set she’d performed in the early afternoon had been her first one without The Dogwood Blossoms. Though as it turned out, Ruby Flynn (solo artist), had very little to worry about. With a very successful live set under her belt, the sun setting behind her and her good friend beside her, Ruby was aglow. And Springhill? Well, it was humming. It had been nine years since Ruby’s last carnival and though she swore she didn’t miss the town, a well of nostalgia was pooling in her. “Come on, hon, this way.” After that set, Ruby was more confident than even her usual assured self. She laced her slender fingers through Wells’ and tugged him towards the ferris wheel. “I want to be front row and centre for this sunset.” ( @wellsdemarco )
Wells had told Ruby that he would meet her after her set for the two of them to bring back a little of their childhood into the carnival. What he neglected to inform the other of was that he was there, watching her performance from afar. Her voice rang so sweetly, loving the way she had hit every note. The two never exactly shared much more than a few fun nights at the carnival or even a passing wave in the halls of Springhill High. Their friendship was, -- say lowkey? They didn’t need everyone to know they were friends, they just were. It was the type where you could always pick up where you left off. He was so excited to see her, even intertwining his fingers with hers. They were grown now, of course. Besides their fingers being bigger than what they were before, everything else felt just the same. Even that schoolboy crush he had for her had found its way back to him. “It’s gonna look so pretty, up there. With you,” he moved through small nerves. “I heard this is gonna be the best one of the season,” he added.










