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meera had spent plenty of time at really nice parties, but nothing quite like this. she's pretty sure she's never been at a party with multiple grammy winners, for one, or even multiple ice sculptures — of which this party has four, by her count. ice sculptures. she hasn't even kept track of the number of grammy winners. one, two, three, four... finally: she spots another face that's awe-inspiring, but not for any reason that they hone the type of fame that meera's, honeydew's, fingertips are just now brushing. it's another one of them, on tour. and isn't the fact they're experiencing this all together enough to inspire awe in anyone? then again, inspiring anything in meera is hardly a difficult task. she rushes over, tipsy and overeager to connect. anyone on this journey with her is a friend in her book. " i've got an extra shot! " she'd been planning on shooting back both, but sharing is caring. " we've got to do it in honor of tomorrow. what should we do it to? to supernova? to us? to music, like, as a collective? " @supernovainfo
clementine's first instinct is to laugh; not loud, not sharp, just a breathy little sound that slips out when meera barrels into her orbit like this, bright and buzzing and so openly delighted by everything that it's impossible not to be pulled in a little. she looks at the extra shot, then back up at meera's face, eyes warm and kind. this... this is one of the parts she actually likes. the shared disbelief. the way none of it has calcified into entitlement yet. "okay," she says, reaching out to take the glass, fingers brushing meera's for a second longer than strictly necessary. "but we're not doing it to the industry or the awards." a pause, thoughtful, her mouth quirking at one corner. "those feel like... bad luck." she lifts her shot slightly, not clinking yet. "i think we do it to the stuff that existed before any of this," clementine continues, quieter but steady. "the songs we wrote at stupid hours. the ones e haven't been allowed to touch yet." her gaze flicks away for a second, then back. soft, sincere. "the feeling that made us want to do this in the first place." then, gentler still, almost conspiratorial. "to us." she finally taps her glass against meera's, the sound small but clear amid the chaos. "and," she adds, because meera deserves the honesty, "to tomorrow. whatever it turns out to be." she shots it back without dramatics, face tightening briefly before she exhales and laughs again, shoulders relaxing as the burn fades. "okay," clementine says, nudging meera lightly with her elbow. "you're officially responsible if i start getting sentimental."
the party so far was a blur of shots and giggles and screams and hugs and selfies, all developed in rose-colored solution in yewande's mind. so many nights were like this these days, full of moments she wanted to remember for life, but wasn't even sure she'd be able to conjure in a day's time. sometimes it didn't catch up to them until they tucked themself into bed at night, but tonight a lull between drinks found them alone on a balcony, gazing glassy-eyed over the twinkling city while that solution swirled by in a haze. but the party's echoing bass, deadened behind floor-to-ceiling glass, was a ticking reminder to play their happy-faced part, so they turned to head back in. just as she did, though, someone else slid open the balcony's door. "oh, hey!" she hurried to brighten up, rambling as always. "i was just getting some fresh air, enjoying the lights. it's just gorgeous, don't you think? i was about to head back though. unless you want some company. then i'm happy to stay! or leave you be, if you need." | @supernovainfo
clementine pauses just outside the doorway, one hand still on the glass like she hadn't fully decided whether she belonged inside or out. the music hums faintly behind her; muted, distant, manageable; but yewande's voice cuts through it with that familiar warmth and momentum, the kind that fills space without asking for permission. she smiles, small and real, the kind she doesn't bother rehearsing. "hey," she says softly, stepping fully onto the balcony and letting the door slide shut behind her again. the bass dulls to a throb. better. quieter. her gaze follows yewande's out toward the city, lights scattered like something spilled and impossible to gather back up. clementine exhales, slow, like she'd been holding it longer than she realised. "it is gorgeous," she agrees. "overwhelming, but... in a good way." a beat. then, honest, "i needed a second too." she shifts her weight, resting her forearms against the railing, close enough to yewande to feel grounded by her presence without crowding it. clementine has always liked this about them; how yewande's energy carries the room so clementine doesn't have to. how the noise feels less sharp when it's filtered through someone else first. "i don't mind the company," she adds, glancing sideways at her with a faint, reassuring look. "actually... i kind of prefer it. makes it easier to go back in later." there's a quiet moment where she just stands there with them, city reflected in her eyes, the party temporarily held at bay. "we don't have to talk," clementine says, almost as an offering. "but we can. either way's good."
there on the subway, i nearly had a breakdown