teen spirit.

closed starter for @juneirvin

They weren't tourists by a long shot, but where was the fun in living on an island if they didn't act like it sometimes, right? "How do these make my head look?" Koemi questioned, lips splitting into a wide grin as she turned around with a flourish and placed her hand beneath her chin to show off the sunglasses she'd put on that was bedazzled in seashells. They were certainly a statement piece. "You're right, you're right," She finally responded for June before the blonde even got a word in edgewise," The look just wouldn't be complete without this." She reached forward with a slight gasp and plucked a neon colored sun visor from a pile that read Marshall Island in the tackiest font imaginable. "Yup," She finally nodded, glancing at her reflection in the mirror. "Just need some sunscreen lines and complaints about my bank statement and the look is complete. Whatchya got over there?"

At a quarter after nine, Eric honks his horn once in front of the Brine restaurant. With this loud greeting, he rolls down his window and sits back, still gripping the steering wheel. He groans as he doesn’t see her face anywhere.

“Come on, now. I’m trying to drive you home and get to bed!” Eric calls out from the window.

Then, with an eye roll, he turns up his radio, allowing himself to blare the sweet, soothing sounds of Nickelback’s “How You Remind Me”. With the glares he received from others shuffling out and the mindless waves he gave in return, it was clear that perhaps this wasn’t the best move. Still, the crooning sounds of Chad Kroeger’s beautiful voice fills the air in her absence. Now, all Eric has to do is wait.

She laughed, shaking her head, and then climbed into the passenger seat. "But hey, I brought you something to make up for it." the blonde responded, reaching into her bag and pulling out a box. "Your favorite — fresh dessert from Brine. Consider it a thank you for giving me a ride."

Handing him the box, June settled into her seat, still grinning at his music choice. "Now, can we please turn down the volume? I had to deal with a Karen and I've got a headache."