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IT WAS OUT of character for Judy to be seen with a drink in her hand or avoid properly dealing with her problems. But after spending a majority of her workday feeling homesick, she decided to give in to the temptation that presented itself in her coworkers inviting her out for a few drinks. It beat out heading back to her lonely apartment where she would have probably ended up crying after Facetiming her parents. A pout formed on the girl’s lips as she twirled the straw in her fruity drink about before she turned her attention toward the person who had just sat down at the bar beside her. “You know what’s complete crap?” Even when she was drunk she was too wholesome to curse. “People keep underestimating me no matter what,” she stated. “I may be small and I may be a woman, but I’m totally capable of doing the same things as the men at my work. But, no. I’m stuck on parking ticket duties. Do you think it’s fair that they don’t let me out in the field when I’m working my butt off constantly? What’s a girl got to do to be taken seriously?”

Shirley had a late night class so it was pretty dark when she got out. The brunette didn’t like walking alone but was safe about it, but when she heard a loud thud she quickly without thought pulled out some mace ready to aim it at the others face. “ whoa sorry you just startled me” an awkward giggle left her lips “and your to tall to be a dog so yeah”.

Yuuri was half asleep as he walked home, worn out from training at the gym. It was dangerous to expose him to a twenty four hour gym because he was going to utilize all hours. He jumped when he came face to face with the bottle of mace, hands automatically reaching up to defend himself from any possible attack. “I mean, I am pretty short, but I would definitely agree that I’m not the size of a dog,” he said, laughing off his sudden rise of adrenaline.

Nick had caught his reflection on a shiny surface and couldn’t help but be pleased by what he saw. With the collar of his leather jacket popped he couldn’t help but feel a lot cooler then he ever had. “ You know I never imagined what it would be like to live in the fifties, then again that’s probably for the best you know? I doubt it would have been anything like grease, you get what I’m saying. “ he said, making a face immediately after.  “ Hey, at least I don’t have to imagine how great I would have looked. “ he added with a wink. 

Vicor: Your hair looks great today.

“hey! no negativity mister, we’re on the positivity train here,” mina nudged him playfully and laughed loudly after. she was just excited to take an extended holiday and ignore schoolwork for a while longer. “you won’t suck - even if you do, which you totally won’t, at least you’ve got me to cheer you up, like a wacky sidekick. c’mon then, tell me the wonderful places we’ll be going!”

“The positivity train? How do I climb off?” He joked with a healthy laugh.  But, he was beyond thankful that the other was so willing to help. “We’re going to the beautiful land of Japan, my wacky sidekick. Saitama to be exact. It should be fun and pretty and hopefully help me deal with stress,” he teased. “I hope you’re ready for an all out eating fest once the whole competition is done.”

mina’s eyes practically sparkled at being told she could come along to something as prestigious as the US Championships! “um, how about yes? I’d love to go!” She exclaimed in delight. She took part in gymnastics events, however not yet to such a high level - a nationwide event was a dream to her, then maybe the Olympics. “psh! it’ll be so much fun! i’lll make a sign for you and be your number 1 fan. head of the katsuki fanclub!”

Yuuri couldn’t help his grin, cheeks heating up at the idea of seeing the other holding a sign in the audience for him. “You don’t have to be my fan if I turn out to be really bad. I wouldn’t be too surprised if I just crack under pressure. You wouldn’t want to be a fan of a floppy, crying man,” he joked. “But, I’m really glad you agreed to come! I promise I’ll do my best to make it not suck ‘cause I’m really desperate to not be lonely while traveling.”

Lolita was a bit surprised by the proposition, though it was definitely a positive surprise. This was an opportunity she wasn’t going to turn down. “You mean you’re offering me a chance to support someone who deserves it and see tons of pretty girls who are also competing during the ladies part of champs? Sign me up.” She giggled. “I would love to tag along, Yuuri! I’m kinda flattered that you thought to come ask me, so don’t think it’s awkward or anything. –Oh my god, that means I could totally do your makeup for your free-skate. That’s like the most important event, isn’t it?”

Ann glanced over at the guy, giving him a strange look. Although the idea of a paid vacation sounded fairly appealing she couldn’t help but be a little sceptical of the stranger. “ And what makes you think I’d want to go with you in the first place? “ she asked, tipping her head to one side in a rather condescending manner. Rolling her eyes, she finally gave in. “ Alright fine, only because it’s free. “ 

blue rarely wound up in coffee shops. they were overpriced, smelled weird, and everyone was usually loud and annoying. unfortunately it was much too cold to eat yogurt in the park like she wanted to, so she had wound up there, buying a small cup of tea just so she would feel like a jerk when she pulled out her cup of yogurt from home as well as her own spoon in the shop. it took her barely anytime to finish the snack, despite hardly touching her tea during the process. “hey.” she didn’t particularly like reaching out to strangers, but this was important. “do you want the fruit at the bottom.” she asked, holding out the plastic cup.” sure enough, there pushed aside at the bottom was the little chunks of fruit that had come with the yogurt, the worst part in blue’s opinion. still, she didn’t want to waste it. “i’ll get you a plastic spoon if you’re weird about that sort of thing.”

There was nothing like a good pen and writing pad and Ben got the best inspiration from everyday life. He had been looking at the doves sitting on a roof. He pulled out his pen to jot down something when someone from behind threw a ball at the birds and they all flew off different ways.”hey why’d you do that? they weren’t bothering anybody.” He stated turning to the person ben rarely got angry but he found the strangers actions to be wreckless and dumb.

Yuuri had recently adopted a puppy, having been lonely and needing to teach himself how to be more responsible when it came to things outside of skating. He’d brought the puppy out for a walk, tossing a ball for her to chase after. Though, he didn’t realize how far or high the ball would go, it bouncing off a nearby roof and scaring a flock of birds. He was surprised by the strangers sudden outburst. “I’m sorry, I didn’t mean to! I didn’t know I was that strong,” he apologized, frowning slightly.