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đđ¸âđâ ⢠ EMERAUDE TOUBIA &&. TROIAN BELLISARIO.
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LEAHâ
âI am no such thing.â Leah shook her head, at Sahar as laugher passed over her lips. âI have nothinâ against havinâ a little fun but I just donât think you are ready to see me learn how to Hula. That might be more fun for you than me,â she teased, âThat you certainly are,â she agreed happily with Saharâs words. âConfidence or not, itâs a good thing youâll be willinâ to wait until Iâm a little drunk to teach me, because thatâs what I need to get myself started. âYou know it doesnât take more than four, so it really shouldnât be that hard now that youâve got a plan in hand. âKids are too creative nowadays, I donât know how they can do it.âÂ
"Liar,â she retorted firmly before she was soon leaning her head back dramatically, hands running down her cheeks to match before she fixed herself and looked at her friend once more. âYâknow, I had the same thought when I first discovered hula when I was off at college but then the kumu of the halau I joined said that anyone is able to learn it as long as theyâve got an open mind. Are you tellinâ me, Leah Delvey, that youâre narrow-minded?â Listening closely, she tapped her finger against her cheek, âOh, you donât even have to tell me âcause I already have it all mapped out in my head. I might even go a step further and just carry âround the stereotypical grass skirt and coconut bra in my car just for when it happens.â And Sahar would which was the tip of the iceberg. âRight?! I honestly dunno where theyâre gettinâ it from but I canât even go against it âcause itâs funny to watch. The most creative thing I did when I was in high school was make a whole diorama about ocean life which almost broke before I even did my presentation.â
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DIXIEâ
âI didnât say I used plastic,â she stated plainly, trying not to let the other know that she was clearly offended by the accusation. Dixie was known for her active participation with any environmental protest she could find in southern Alabama. âI just prefer the glass ones over the metal. That way when Iâm cleaning them I can see if I miss anything. Metal straws, I canât.âÂ
With her face scrunched, Sahar couldnât quite form an argument against her logic against metals straws in favor of glass ones but glass going into her mouth was something that she was just weary of in general. âMâso sorry,â she finally said, face relaxing, âI mustâa misunderstood. I definitely think glass ones are more than okay but I guess my personal bias just canât be wrapped around the idea of puttinâ glass anywhere close to my mouth. I got this nasty habit of biting straws so if I bit a glass one, Iâd be scared of chipping a tooth.â
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GIDEONâ
âYou sure âbout that?â Gideon asked, lifting a brow as he looked down at the hen he was holding onto. She turned her head to look at him with those dead, beady chicken eyes and he looked away. âI mean, she can go home but it might not be in the car with me,â Gideon joked with a shrug. âSometimes sheâs gotta do chores, too.â
Keeping a close eye on the chicken, Sahar blinked as soon found her mouth slightly open before closing it as her lips jutted out in thought, âWell.. maybe she doesnât but Iâve seen chickens with personalities before! Maybe sheâs just... lost her way?â Why was she justifying a chicken? Of all things. âWhat chores would ya exactly be giving a chicken? Makinâ you eggs?â
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CATHERINEâ
She laughed at the statement-more closed off than the pentagon-and nodded when she heard the colors. âCranberry and beigeâŚâ she hummed. âWe do have flowers that are cranberry, but I donât know about beige flowersâŚâ Catherine went over to the flowers and looked for a while before picking up a cranberry peony. âThereâs this,â she said before picking up a cabernet red oriental one as well. âI also have this one too-though I donât believe we have any beige ones, Iâm sorry.â
"Sâokay if ya wanna just say sheâs borinâ âcause Iâve been telling her that every day of my life since I could talk. One more person ainât gonna matter much,â she commented with a little laugh. Watching Catherine closely, she watched the way the woman so easily picked out some flowers which made the woman let out an innocent ooo noise in excitement. âIâm really likinâ the second one,â she said, pointing at the cabernet red oriental as she tried to think, âItâs simple but also not simple at the same time. --I didnât expect ya to have any beige ones, if Iâm honest. Dâyou know of any that might go well with that one? Iâll take any and all suggestions.â
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AMELIAâ
During her high school years, Amelia kept her head rather low until senior year when sheâd initially became a cheerleader and started hanging out with Delilah more. With that being said, sheâd never really had any issues with Sahar, especially given the fact that she was a bright student who had one of the highest GPAâs at the time of graduation. Her reaction about the shoes was definitely not one she wouldâve had in high school, which was likely why Sahar had been a little taken back by the comment. It had been known that the Hunters made a pretty comfortable living with their custard shop and the settlement from Oliveâs divorce from Richard, but Amelia still needed to turn this situation on its head somehow, right? âSo what youâre saying is that.. poor people shouldnât have nice things? Yikes⌠thatâs kinda rude given youâre a public school teacher..â She quickly knelt down to pick up her phone, checking for scratches with a bit of a sigh.
Blinking slowly, the smile on Saharâs lips didnât even budge as she listened to the younger girls words considering she was far too use to people younger than her feeling the need to twist words and swing metaphorical fists as defense mechanisms. She worked with teenagers for goodness sake. If you didnât develop thick skin, theyâre literally eat you alive. As much as she was easygoing, she also knew how to stand her ground. âHmmm donât âmember sayinâ any of that but itâs kinda like how some people assume that others get their sense of self worth from expensive items instead of doinâ personal introspection.â
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KYLEâ
âGuess Iâm bold,â he shrugs. âI named no names. If you think youâre squawking, thatâs all you.â He watches her maneuver around her basket, standing in place himself. âYou wouldnât be the first to say it. Feel free. No need to hold back on your opinions of me. I can take it.âÂ
âSâA good thing I think I have a lovely voice âcause that wouldâa killed my self esteem a grand total of 1%.â Light brown eyes scanned the aisle to see if she needed anything else as she spoke once more, âNow why on earth would I go and do that when it would just be an insult to poor walruses? Youâre definitely more of a leech because youâre highkey annoyinâ and sometimes talkinâ tâyou can feel like youâre beinâ drained dry. Or, yanno, the infamous monsters that is the cicadas; make a lot of noise but they donât do a single thing.â Saharsâ words were said with a smile but whether they were truthful or not, she wasnât entirely sure.
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STELLAâ
âYeah, but you look good in like everythinâ so you could totally pull it off, even if you donât think itâs your style which like⌠so unfair.â Stella grinned. âOh my god, thank you, though! I do think it matches me, huh? We gotta find you the cutest dress though.â
"Well, now youâre just tryinâ to butter me up! Iâm sure thereâs bound tâbe somethinâ âround here that would prove ya wrong and make everythinâ totally fair again.â She remarked despite the laugh that escaped her. âMatches perfectly! I tried lookinâ but nothinâ really... speaks tâme, yanno? But Iâm gonna be leavinâ it in your hands âcause knowinâ myself, Iâll be leavinâ with empty hands from how picky I can be.â
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WILLOW
âAw, youâre too sweet! Now Edie might not forgive you right away, but sheâll get over it before long. You might get some pouting.â Her little hen is nothing if not dramatic. âAnd I swear, she just ate before we left the farm! She just thinks everythingâs for her, thatâs all.â
As her bottom lip jutted out in a soft pout, she looked down at the little hen as she let out a sigh, âI canât live with myself knowinâ this information! This is exactly why my rabbits have me wrapped âround their finger like a loser.â Breaking off a small piece of the granola bar, she knelt down and placed it in front of the hen before standing back up, âThere ainât no doubt in my mind that thatâs true but girl knows her angles so sheâs smarter than most humans, I feel.â
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NICHOLASâ
Nicholas was dumped by few women in his life. Sahar was one of those women and he would never forget it. At the time, he had been a bit heartbroken she had beaten him to it. It was the first time he was left by someone instead of leaving them. Though, itâs not like she was wrong to break up with him. A part of him had always been slightly aware that they didnât go together, not in the same way they might have thought in the beginning. Nicholas took the coffee with raised brows, âI donât know if I know anythinâ about me beinâ dramatic, ya know?â He was the furthest from dramatic - which was a total lie he was telling himself. âHealthier or not, it really was that disgusting.â Nicholas told her with a shake of his head before taking a sip of the coffee, âbut this?â he lifted it with his words, âperfection.â
Humming softly, Sahar could only raise her brow at Nick as she listened to him closely, eyes soon narrowing in the process, âThat sounds exactly like somethinâ someone whoâs dramatic would say. Just admit it! Youâre a dramatic man and itâs somethinâ ya gotta live with forever and ever. Acceptance is the first step to recovery.â Rolling her eyes, Sahar moved her cup of iced coffee in a circle to mix the sugar at the bottom. âYouâre only sayinâ that âcause you werenât use to it! Sâlike when people put flavored creamer into their coffee for the first time; itâs gonna be a lilâ weird but then you just might never stop usinâ it. You just suck and wouldnât give it a chance.â She commented, tongue sticking out at him teasingly. âAnd you call yourself a doctor.â
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NATZELIâ
âI think it just makes it a short and important list,â she chuckled. A full pout formed on her lips before sighing dramatically, all in a joke, âI suppose I would be an asshole if I said no but can I be a close second?âÂ
All she could really do was give Natzeli an incredulous look but soon enough, a gentle smile was on Saharâs lips. âYou would definitely be an asshole if ya said no and youâd have to deal with a very angry twenty four year old whoâs main goal in life is to have all my attention. But you can one hundred and ten percent be a close second! Every other lesbian in town? I dunno âem. Non-existent. My ears suddenly donât work and Iâm also blind now.â
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FLORENCEâ
Florence chuckled and pocketed her twenty before taking another sip of her drink. âItâs probably smart not to gamble. I lost a lot of money in my early twenties because I have a bad habit of not backing down from a bet.â She shrugged and pulled the rack from the holder, getting the balls situated. âIt is all part of the fun. Iâve been playing pool since I was little and Iâm still not the best, but I do try.â She snorted as she positioned herself to break, watching all the balls scatter, wincing as none sank. âI had to listen to Old Lady Perkins tell me in detail about her sexual shenanigans with Mr Perkins and I donât think Iâll ever recover.â
"I feel like thatâs just more of a right of passage for most people if anythinâ. But that kinda says a lot âbout who ya are as a person in a way âcause it shows that youâre persistent.â Nodding her head slowly, Sahar would be making sure to keep that in mind considering she was mainly there to have a good time anyways. At least, she was until she heard Florenceâs final words which made her pull a face of discomfort. âYa alhi!â (Oh my god) She exclaimed in arabic as she moved herself to a position where she felt was suited for where the balls had spread to. âIâve heard that itâs healthy for older people tâhave sex anâ all but... after a certain age I kinda just figured all that would just stop workinâ. I donât even know if Iâm okay knowinâ that ainât true now.â
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STELLA¡
âOh my god, how do I look? Is it too short? Too shiny? I mean⌠like I know it is⌠but. Gotta have some flair for a night out! How do you think I look?â
@frostfordstart¡
"Itâs definitely not somethinâ I would personally go âbout wearinâ but that might just be âcause itâs a bit too shiny. But I donât think it looks bad on you! Seems kinda fittinâ to your personality so I say wear it. How else are ya gonna show off âem legs?â
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RAYLEIGHâ
âIâm not sayinâ this town is dry, but.â And Rayleigh stopped, because she thought she sounded like her mother. âI am sayinâ my momâs finally run outta people to set me up with. That must be a good thing.âÂ
@frostfordstartâ
"That depends,â Sahar started as she twirled a strand of hair around her pointer finger in thought, âDâyou want it to be a good thing? âCause I know lots of people in this town love thinkinâ âbout settlinâ down and startinâ families so when the options are gettinâ this depressingly low... it kinda seems impossible.âÂ
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WILLOW
Itâs not uncommon to see Willow being tailed by a rotund little hen named Edie, but her feathered friend still likes to surprise her. This time Edie takes off in a waddling sprint, very intent on checking out what the nearest person has in their hands.
She makes her little chicken noises from their heels, while Willow laughs. âPlease, you donât have to give into her demands! Sheâs less threatening than she appears.â
A wide smile formed on her lips the moment she heard the gentle noises, looking down and seeing the chicken at her feet as she was unwrapping a granola bar sheâd had tucked inside of her purse, âArenât you a lilâ ray of sunshine!â She cooed, squatting down to look at the chicken before lifting her head to look at Willow, âGoodness, I wish I could give âer some but unfortunately Iâve not eaten anythinâ all day and if I donât eat this Iâll surely die of hunger. Dâyou think sheâll forgive me?â
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AMELIAâ
Status: Open
Location: Main St
@frostfordstartâ
âYeah and then she was totally like bitchinâ about me like moving back home. Like yeah, I fucking hate it here, but like.. my mom totally frickinâ needs me right now.â Amelia rolled her eyes with a deep sigh, phone to her ear and not noticing the person that she was walking toward when she bumped into them on accident, dropping her phone and letting out a loud screech. âOh my frickinâ God! I swear of my Valentinoâs are scraped!â her voice high pitched per usual before she looked up at the person she bumped into. âIâm like sorry⌠Iâm having a rough week I guess.â there was her signature phony smile as she tried to seem like she was completely okay with the situation.
With her eyes trained on her phone as she caught up with a rather lengthy group text she had with her two sisters, Sahar brushed back her lengthy curly brown hair without really putting her peripheral to use. Said mishap soon resulted in her colliding with someone as she fumbled to keep her phone in her hands, thankfully it didnât drop to the ground as she soon clutched it in her hands. Looking at the person, it took her a moment to recognize the girl but Sahar remembered just about all of her former students even if it took a second. Maybe it was her reaction that through her off and yet, it was still Amelia Hunter. âI donât think ya should be wearinâ Valentinoâs if youâre that worried âbout havinâ them get ruined,â she told her, tucking her phone into her purse, âNo apology needed considerinâ both of us are at fault in a sense. âSides, you seemed like you were quite wrapped up in sayinâ how much ya hate it here so itâs perfectly okay.â
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