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“Don’t worry about it,” She hummed out softly, “You got your stuff and the payment will be lovely.” She said as she held out her own hand. 

Rolling her eyes, Eunice grabbed a wad of cash before licking her fingers to separate a few and handing it over. “Your supply is short. There’s no way whatever’s in here will last me a month. Thus, you’ll receive the rest of your pay when you come up with the remainder of my supply.”

‘ you’re not to me. but not everyone is used to you. ’ she pointed out with a smile. ‘ boyfriend? ’ she teased.

“I’m sure the newbie will get used to it too.” She defended, shaking her head at the girl’s question. “No. Just a friend. I don’t really date.”

dustin shouldn’t have let that go right through him but it did. he wasn’t expecting anything else from this conversation though, honestly. his hands gripped at the steering wheel tightly, he wasn’t mad at her more so, just himself. because what she was saying, was true. or at least was at one point. “ and when i stayed with my bar, you abandoned me. “ he said defensively. although he knew it was not a valid argument. 

Eunice scoffed. “Don’t put this off on me, I didn’t abandon you. I got tired of waiting for you to fulfill promises you never meant to keep. You made your decision and I made mine.” She argued, now looking out the window to advert her gaze. 

“ i know you hate me, e. plain and simple, you know ?? but there’s literally a murders happening. and i just want to make sure you’re safe. because surprisingly i still fucking care about you.” 

“Why?” She asked dryly. “You’d abandon me the moment someone threatens that precious bar of yours anyways.”

After getting back into the wonderful world of dealing, Natalie wasn’t ready to get back into the big game just yet but started off with some easy stuff. Bending over, she picked up the purse and handed it back. “I’ll pick up and apologize with this.” She tossed over a pill bottle. 

“Good.” Eunice replied as she caught the bottle. “You aren’t my usual. What happened?”

‘ that’s all i ask. she’s good, really good, do not scare her away. ’ she warned. ‘ you waiting on someone? ’

“I thought you said I wasn’t scary.” She teased, shrugging at her question. “Just a friend I suppose.” She answered quickly.

‘ you know this rigorous audition process is because of you right? because i didn’t test you with the group enough? ’ she asked when she earned another muted, dry response from eunice when rosie was being bright and positive. 

Eunice simply sighed in response to the girl’s words. She wasn’t intentionally trying to be confrontational, that was just how she spoke. She was cold by nature, not by intent. “Relax Rosie, I’ll play nice.” She assured, glancing at her phone for messages.

‘ she’s at work — she’s really cool though. ’ she gushed. ‘ i think even you’ll like her. ’

“Hmm, I don’t know about that but I’ll certainly take your word for it.”

noticing eunice giving someone a hard time, she trotted over, lifting it for them and gesturing them on. ‘ bad mood? ’

“I was fine up until that doofus knocked my bag over.” She said with a sigh, looking around for the person who was supposed to meet her. “What brings you here anyways? Don’t you have a newbie to initiate.?”

“We could go to mine if you want,” she shrugged. “That way also if we decide we want more wine, it’s an option.”

“Alright.” Eunice agreed as she made her way back to her car. “Where do you live?”

“Well its worth a shot at the very least,” she shrugged. “I’ll find some listicle about the worst stuff on Netflix and we’ll have some good snacks and plenty of wine.”

“As long as there’s wine I suppose I should survive. In the meantime, let’s find somewhere to sip this Chardonnay.” 

“No one’s gonna jump on you, Eunice,” Ingrid assured her with a little frown. “It’ll be lighthearted fun, we’ll put something dumb on netflix we can make fun of together. Nothing bonds people like complaining about something they all hate!”

“Well that should be fitting as I find myself hating most things.” She partially joked. “Although, I’m not sure how much bonding I’ll actually be capable of doing. It’s definitely not my forte.”