georgia

“Innocent and pure, my ass, Dyer.” Joel only grinned when she called him amazing. He felt an excitement bubble up into his chest as he got into his car driving to the airport. He never took a girl on a first date like this, but he had been dragging his feet with Georgia. It never took him this long to even ask a girl out. Or rather, she asked him out. That had never happened before either. The conversation to the airport was just what he hoped they could do when they were there, but it was only for the night, so they had to make the most of it. Parking on a private Jetway, Joel grinned over at the girl as he pointed out the private jet. “There’s our ride.” Getting out of the car, Joel opened the trunk grabbing his own overnight bag before tossing his keys to an attendant. He reached his hand out for Georgia. “Ready?”

“Because I think they’d rather kiss each other than me.” Emily chuckled at Georgia’s joke. It was just as bad as Emily’s. She finished off her second drink before looking back at the other. The look in Georgia’s eye caused Emily’s breath to catch in her throat. Was she serious? A small grin pulled at the corner’s of Emily’s mouth as she leaned towards Georgia. “Then what are you waiting for?” Emily closed the gap in between them connecting her lips to Georgia’s.

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“Twenty dollars right now, all yours, no strings attached,” Sol states, holding up the twenty he spoke of, before adding one string adjacent caveat, “If you can guess the weirdest cause of a fire I’ve ever uncovered. One guess maximum. Go.”

“Alright, I can cop you a pizza, free of charge. But you gotta let me know the toppings. And trust me, this will say a lot about you.”

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“It’ll probably get me a lot of flack if I say that I didn’t think Petrie was a good character. And neither was Cera if m’bein’ real honest. I think I might have taken this marathon a bit too seriously. I almost took notes.”

“Well, hell!” He shook his head, pretending to be disappointed in himself, “Just hope you aren’t out to get me one day,” though he was a Lowry, at some point, they simply pissed people off with the charm. “Ain’t nothin’ wrong with that. Next time we can save some of your check and it’s my treat,” he told her, “Least I can do for all the coffees, ya know?” 

Leah shrugged her shoulders, not at all bothered by the question. It’s not like her decision to leave was personal as much as it was mandatory by her physical health. The memory, it haunted her at times. But, it wasn’t as bad as some others had it. Having her base attacked had been traumatizing and she had almost lost her ability to walk, but it had been six years ago and she was perfectly healthy. “It’s okay,” Leah told her, “It was an accident, an attack on base,” she shook her head, keeping her eyes focused on the road. “I was on my way to my shift when a building exploded and pieces ended up impalin’ my abdominal region. Almost left me unable to walk.” She told Georgia. At the time, Leah had been more than upset by everything going on. Panic overwhelmed her body, but now, it felt more like a distant memory. Almost like it did not happen. “Certainly the nicest,” she teased, nodding her head. “The others just have big egos for such a small town.” Leah nodded her head with Georgia’s words, “A’right, I won’t say anythin’.” 

Jolene moved the hair out of Georgia’s face once her head was in her lap. Thinking for a moment, she laughed. “I think your Dad would flip his shit. He wasn’t happy about the one I got after your brother was born.” She remembered the fight when she came home and showed Ivan what she did on her bicep. “Are you thinking of getting a tattoo?”

She nodded. ‘She did,” Catherine smiled just thinking about her grandmama’s house and the many times she’d seen sunflowers appearing in her yard. “She’d plant a lot of them, and some were actually taller than her.” She laughs a bit as the other describes how large they can grow. “Yeah I do, but there was one they grew almost close to my height when I was a kid.”

“A waffle date? Can’t we have our waffle date, in say, two hours from now?” Janet asked, one of her brows raising, “Besides, didn’t I hear you were hanging around one of those Abernathys? Why not ask them?”

“apparently so,” leo chuckles. “the look he gave me and then looked around like he was trying to make sure he wasn’t the only one seeing me. had to remind the little guy that i was his principal, not a ghost.” 

“I mean I’m sure she’d get over it eventually. I’m not sure I can hack another year, George. Can’t we just run away now?” Maybe staying close to home for college hadn’t been her wisest idea. “You sure? Because you know I’ll be visitin’ a whole lot now.” Although Sarah had spent her life wondering in and out of the Dyer household, so it wasn’t exactly much of a change. “She shouted at me, called me a backstabber and now she’s pretendin’ I don’t exist. So I suppose at least she’s not tried to kill me.” 

“Thanks.” Asia stated plainly as she took the money from her pocket and reached into the opposite pocket in order to pull her wallet out, slipping the money inside and looking back at the other girl. “Still think you’re a ‘lil annoyin’ but good lookin’ out.”

“Oh, really, that’s how that works?” Dot played along as Destiny explained to her, in some very mumbly words, that her and her sister came from storks to their door. Laughing, she glanced up at the nearest person to them in the park, “Did you here that? All babies come from storks.” // @frostfordstart​

“I’m not sayin’ this town is dry, but.” And Rayleigh stopped, because she thought she sounded like her mother. “I am sayin’ my mom’s finally run outta people to set me up with. That must be a good thing.” 

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“Oh 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?”

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