wes

[westonbanks]

theaudreybennett‌:

Oh crap, you should have never admitted that to me. Now I have to tell the sisters and we’re going to have to maybe sacrifice you. We live by the rule “if I tell you’ll have to kill you.” I liked you a lot too. Oh yeah… those are not on my list. I was thinking more along the lines of Love is Blind or The Circle. I might be able to do that Locke & Key one?

“I knew it. It’s like Fight Club, but more murder-y. Damn. I really liked you too. It’s unfortunate we gotta end this way. ---See, told you. I heard The Circle is good, but I’ve heard mixed reviews on Love is Blind. It’s apparently very wild. --Mm... what’s that one about again? I don’t think that’s really my thing.... anything else you wanna watch?”

[westonbanks]

theaudreybennett‌:

“Of course you are Banks. You’ve got it all figured out don’t you? Did you walk into a ritual the last time I snuck you into the house? Is this where all this accusing is coming from? What’s on your list to watch? Let me see if I should even try and persuade you first.”

“It feels like I did. I heard weird chanting before I knocked. You guys must’ve hid everything before you came to get me. I’m onto you. --Better question is what’s not on my list to watch? Top of the list, though, is probably Mind Hunter or Narcos. Which don’t really seem to be your kinda shows, babe.”

[westonbanks]

theaudreybennett‌:

“Netflix and chill all weekend? I could get behind that. Nope, no sacraficing anything or casting spells on those who have wronged us. I’m offended that you’d think I’d have to do such things to get good grades. I am a great student thank you. Are we like actually putting things on the list that we want to watch, or do you really just mean we’re going to chill all weekend.”

Originally posted by amvadams

“Sure, that’s what someone who’s definitely doing some sacrificing and casting spells on her enemies would say to throw someone off. I’m onto you, Bennett. --There’s a couple things I do wanna watch, but I can be persuaded to do the chill part all weekend, possibly.”

[westonbanks]

“So I don’t work this weekend. Wanna Netflix and chill for three days straight? Or are you doing one of your cult-y sisterhood rituals in the woods where you sacrifice frat guys in exchange for eternal beauty or good grades or whatever?”

@theaudreybennett​

[westonbanks]

itsloganhamilton‌:

“No way, dude.” Logan bent down with his phone’s camera facing Wes. “You are going to be a YouTube star after that performance.” He laughed as he stood over the poor guy. “Everybody wants their fifteen minutes of fame, welcome to yours.”

Rolling his eyes, Wes continued to lay on the pavement. He couldn’t believe that of all people to catch him fall and hurt himself like this, had to be Audrey’s ex beau, who he wasn’t the biggest fan of. “Fuck off,” he mumbled, carefully starting to pull himself up, wincing as his bones cracked and ached. “If I wanted to get internet famous, I’d do something intentional and less painful.”

[westonbanks]

“--Can you pretend like you didn’t see that?” Weston called out as he lay face up on the pavement, every bone in his body aching as he tried to muster up the strength to roll over and get up. He couldn’t believe he’d actually walked face first into a telephone pole because his face was buried in his phone. “This is why people make fun of millennials so much,” he groaned.

[westonbanks]

theaudreybennett‌:

Shrugging her shoulders she sighed lightly. “I might, you don’t know, FYI.” She continued to tease him, enjoying the smile the came on his face. Audrey loved it when he smiled honestly. They seemed to be far and few between but it made her feel better to know, she could make him do it. Audrey feigned being hurt, her lips falling into a pretend pout before she questioned him. “How is it your least favorite??” She honestly was more shocked than anything. How could anyone dislike the Ferris Wheel? In her mind it was why people came to carnivals. Audrey kept her fingers laced with his for a moment before he shifted their position and she wrapped her arms around him. “Maybe the milk bottle toss? See who can actually knock them off? I have this feeling I may beat you.” She giggled a little at the thought, honestly excited just to be spending time with him. Audrey thought back to the beginning of her day, running through her schedule and her routine and remembering how the day had started. “I had class, nothing exciting.” She was careful with her tone, remembering just who she happened to have that class with, and choosing to leave that information out for now. “After, I went back to the house, made sure the girls were ready for tonight and got ready myself.” She smiled, pulling him into the line for the booth they were going to first. “I’m glad they gave you the night off too, honestly.” 

“I don’t know-- it’s just not my favorite. I prefer the bumper cars, or something with a little more thrill to it,” he explained, grasping her hand in his, their fingers intertwined. “Being with you on it, though, my mind might change. Especially if you give me a little kiss when we get to the top,” Wes teased, kissing her forehead delicately as he brushed her hair behind her ear. “You? Beat me? At the milk bottle toss? --We will definitely see about that, babe.” He grinned, glanced down at her as they walked, giving her a gentle squeeze against him. “How was class? Learn anything important? --I’m glad they gave me the night off too. I needed time with my girl,” he murmured with a smile. 

[westonbanks]

theaudreybennett‌:

Audrey shook her head as Wes turned it around on her. “Nope, can’t use that line on me buddy, you’ve gotta come up with your own. I said it first.” She let out a small laugh and quickly mimicked his scrunched up face, her eyes falling into a glare a moment later. “Don’t be such a grump, it’s gonna be a blast. Especially when it’s time to ride the Ferris wheel later. If we get in line at just the right time, we’ll get to ride it while the fireworks go off. I’ve done it every year since I was like 12.” Audrey bit on her lip after their kiss, knowing she probably had just sounded even more grossly optimistic, but honestly didn’t care. He knew what the plan was, but she just couldn’t help reminding him. She’d been waiting for weeks. It was honestly her favorite part of the whole carnival. “Great.” She nodded, smiling into his kiss again and this time slipping her hand into his. “You’re the best, now we can be totally cliche and you can win me something with your big manly strength.” She laughed and quickly said a goodbye to her sorority sisters she’d been standing before taking his hand and leading him through the crowd some. “How was the rest of your day up til now?” She spoke, genuinely curious about the things that went on in his life.

“You don’t have a monopoly on that line, just FYI,” he countered, smirking back at her as she mimicked him, rolling his eyes. “I’m not a grump-- I just wasn’t expecting it to be so packed. Like, I was, but now that all these people here-- it’s a lot.” He pinched the bridge of his nose and let out a sigh, smiling gently at her. She really was cute when she got excited about things like this; it’s what made him like her so much. While he could be a bit of a pessimist, she was the opposite, which was what he needed. “You’re a huge dork. You’re lucky I like you-- the Ferris Wheel is my least favorite ride, but I’m going to do it for you,” he replied with a grin, reaching up to cup her chin, leaning in to kiss her again, lips barely brushing against hers. He didn’t mind the Ferris Wheel-- he just thought it was a little boring, but if it meant spending some time with her-- plus, she was so excited about it. “I’ll win you all the things. Where should we start?” He followed as she lead him through the crowd of people, intertwining their fingers so as not to lose her; when they finally broke through the crowd, he brought her closer, letting go of her hand to wrap his arm around her waist. “It was good-- just worked. I’m just glad they gave me the night off. What about you? What did you do today, before now?”

[westonbanks]

theaudreybennett‌:

Audrey smiled as she turned around to meet Wes’s face, a sigh of relief fell through her lips as she registered it was him. “I was starting to think you’d ditched me.” She teased, a playful smile on her lips as she pushed at his arm. Looking around he wasn’t wrong, it did look like everyone in Summerville was there. “That’s the best part though!” She found herself answering him, and honestly it was. Seeing the whole town in attendance, people you recognized from grocery stores and passing by them at the mall or something. “It’s cool to see the whole town come together.” She lifted onto her toes and planted a kiss on his lips, smiling as she did so. “I’m glad you’re here now though.” She rocked back onto her heels, looking him over and smiling.

As she shoved him, Wes let out a laugh and rolled his eyes. “Funny, because I was thinking you were ditching me,” he murmured. He glanced around, he scrunched up his nose and shook his head. He wasn’t the biggest fan of huge crowds like this, but it was a special occasion, and he’d promised her they’d go. So here he was. “It’s kinda gross how optimistic and excited you are about things like this,” he murmured with a grin. He brought his hand to the small of her back as she leaned up to kiss him, quickly closing his eyes and sighing in contentment. He smiled as she pulled away, and quickly pressed his lips against hers again, before nodding. “I am too. So.... lead the way. I bought tickets for us to play games and stuff.”

[westonbanks]

“I’ve been looking for you everywhere--” Wes approached Audrey, frowning as he glanced around. It was a busy night at the Fourth of July festival, as was expected, and of course, the cell reception sucked-- he’d had to resort to actually looking around for his girlfriend, and it’d been almost an hour since he’d arrived. “It feels like just about everyone in Summerville’s here.”

@theaudreybennett