"i will never understand gossip girl, but i feel like that's a good thing. i don't need to understand her at all." @ggstarterblog

"She isn't meant to be understood, or, at least to my understand, she isn't. Then again, it's always a good day whenever she doesn't write about me, or anyone I care about."

"If I take it easy, then I'll be asleep for like two weeks." She laughed. "I'd much rather get a drink, do you want to go with me?"

"You act like that's such a bad thing, sleeping is good for your body, Natasha." She laughed. "I'd love to, yes. I could very much use a drink."

"I have not read the books, but they are on my TBR for sure." She said. "Have you read the books? Are they good?"

"I can honestly say I have not, no." Frankie told her with a laugh. "I have been so busy with work, that whenever I get home, I just crawl into bed and spend as much time with Jordan that I can before I fall asleep."

"Am I wrong though?" She cocked her head and looked at her sister. "Come on Frankie, you know I'm right in this."

"Are you though?" She asked her sister. "You know that giving Gossip Girl any kind of power, especially one where you're getting an ego boost, can be a bad thing."

"I got to watch The Devil Wears Prada 2 in theaters when it came out at the premiere here in the city and oh my gosh, the movie was fucking amazing. Everyone needs to go and see it." @ggstarterblog

"Jordan and I are actually going to see it this weekend for a date night, I am so excited." She smiled. "Have you read the books?"

Frankie looked at her little sister and laughed. "Only you, would see it as that kind of thing, Rory." She teased her.

"Oh I so needed this." Aurora said with a smile and threw the shot back when it was placed in front of her. Clearing her throat, she looked at the person she was with and asked, "What is the most fucked up thing that you have seen or heard today? I need a distraction from all the shitty people I've had to deal with at college today." @ggstarterblog

"Well I'm glad we're finally getting to spend some time together." Frankie smiled at her sister. "Besides college, what's been going on with you?"

"I am so fucking store, I over did it at the gym today." Natasha rolled her shoulders to try to relieve some of the pain and sighed. "I need a drink." She laughed. @ggstarterblog

"You should probably take some Aleve, but there is nothing wrong with wanting a drink either."

Jane stood near the small stage at Karaoke Boho, microphone warm in her hands, heart beating way too fast for someone who sang alone in her apartment almost every night. It was Valentine’s Day, and she wasn’t going to spend it sulking at home—tonight, she wanted to actually have fun. The opening notes of Shake It Off filled the room, and she sucked in a breath, nerves and excitement tangling in her chest. Her voice started soft, cautious—but then it settled, smooth and clear, carrying easily over the music. By the chorus, she was smiling, swaying with the rhythm, forgetting the crowd for just a moment and singing like she always did at home. When the song ended, she lowered the mic, cheeks flushed, eyes darting toward the room as she caught someone watching. “…Okay,” Jane said with a nervous laugh, “that was either brave… or a terrible life choice. Which one did it sound like to you?” @ggstarterblog

"I think it sounded brave to me." Frankie said with a smile. "Besides, who doesn't like to have fun and sing karaoke every now and again?"

"That's because she's bored and she wants someone to notice her."

"How the fuck did I survive the Parapet, Gauntlet, Threshing, two wars and being poisoned, but I can't work this stupid fucking thing." Violet groaned to herself as she stared at her cellphone. She still had no idea what it fully was besides a device to make phone calls with, but she wasn't even sure what a phone call even was.

"I'd be more worried about you almost walking right into traffic." Frankie looked at Violet. "I appreciate you for not kicking my ass, are you okay?"

"I would love some water, actually." Everleigh smiled at Frankie. "I knew you were someone who didn't like drama, that's why I like you so much, Frankie."

Frankie nodded and pulled out an extra bottle of SmartWater from her purse. "Here, hasn't been opened yet and I always be sure to keep extra water on me." She said. "Trust me Everleigh, I've had enough drama to last me ten life times."

"I do know that, the problem with that is, it costs more."

"Not if you know the right people, John B." Frankie looked at him. "Come on, let me show you how to get a good coffee, for cheap."