yes girl, you can

"Neither, actually. But my sister is a teacher here, and apparently no one gets away without being given a job. And since I can brandish a clipboard..." Blair gestured to the clipboard that was laying on the table. "I can't say I'm great at answering questions about what the PTA actually does though." A someone sheepish shrug. "What about you? You involved with the school or just enjoy baking for a cause?"

Open to: Any, ex-lover or ex-spouse. Plot: We went our separate ways and the weather traps us together when you come over to talk.

Hands were held up in defence when Ayla strode past with arms crossed, glare something fierce. "Do I at least get a blanket?" Blair questioned, brows raised, not putting it past Ayla to deny her that. "Look, I didn't ask to be stuck here." And she certainly hadn't planned it. It wasn't like this was some ploy to get them back together, Blair was not that naïve.

open to: nb / w 30+

open to anyone (+30 please).

Blair glanced up from where she was pulling on her leggings, before hands moved to scoop blonde hair into a ponytail. "I was just going to grab us breakfast." Lips tugged into a smile at the brunette.

Olivia shook her head at Blair's words. "I don't think that means that he wasn't playing. Cats like to play with anything that moves." She said as they really weren't the smartest of creatures. "You are worried too much about it."

"So now I can't even move around him?" Was she being ridiculous? Probably, but Blair honestly didn't understand cats. They were confusing little creatures that seemed to change their minds about you every time you re-entered a room. "Alright, alright. I'm letting it go. But only because you patched me up so well."

Lainey refused to be the reason some innocent woman got fired, even if it meant dealing with a grumpy Allison for a while. "I'll make sure it doesn't." The blonde reassured the other woman, trying to supress the smile that tugged at the corners of her cheeks.

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People who said that their breakups ended amicably were liars. Or were people devoid of emotions. Because Liesl had never experienced a breakup that wasn't wrought with emotion, filled with yelling and harsh words and hurt feelings. And things with Caterina had been no different. They hadn't spoken to each other once since then, and now here they were being set up on a date. But honestly, time did heal most wounds, and Liesl wasn't harboring those same feelings any more. "I wouldn't blame you if you just wanted to leave." She spoke, expression not giving much away. "But I'll buy you a drink if you do want to stay." Sure, Caterina had suggested it first, but Liesl wanted to make sure she knew she had an out if she wanted to go.

"Jade." Finley repeated, rolling the name over her tongue, testing it out. Seeming satisfied, the brunette let out a hum. "Finley." Last names weren't exchanged, since Finley realized they were unnecessary in this situation. Though she suspected Jade would have given her a fake one had she pushed. "Whiskey. Or a beer." Shrug fell from her shoulders, somewhat interested in which the other would choose.

Takes one to know one.

The blonde hummed, though she didn't bother contradicting Allison on that point. "Me, do what I want? I told you she was flirting with me." Lainey hadn't reciprocated, of course. Though she did enjoy watching the other woman 'not' being jealous. "Besides, do you really want her to have more free time?"

Lips twisted into a frown, Jade turned, dropping the wallet on the table. "You're no fun." If you can't beat them...

Finley let out a chuckle when the brunette simply dropped the wallet down on the table in front of her. Though eyes narrowed when the other mentioned her ass. "I have no idea what the size of my ass has to do with it. But I'll take that as a compliment." Finley didn't care if the other woman had meant it as such or not, but whatever. A shrug came next. "Takes one to know one." She winked at the other, a playful smirk tugging at her lips. Finley had done her fair share of sketchy shit back in the day.