#ferdie1

At the ringing of the bell, signaling that someone had came in, the designer didn’t look up from the paper she had been writing on before she spoke “Sorry, but we’re closing in ten minutes.” Daisy called out, realizing that she’ll need to pause in order to lock the doors so no one else could come inside. However, despite her words, the woman continued with what she was doing, letting the customer browse through the shop all they wanted until they were ready to check out. But instead of hearing the typical sound of someone walking about, through the corner of her eyes Daisy watched as the person walked up to her counter. Then she heard a familiar tone. “Did you miss me?” Confused, she looked up to see who it was, only for the designer to gasp with a smile. “Oh my, Ferdie Fields, is that you?” Daisy questioned, dropping her pen and forgetting about the paper altogether. There was no mistaking it, it was him! The glasses and hair is what sealed the deal, but also the way he smiled brightly at her in return. Walking over the counter, the woman made no haste in throwing her arms around the young man and pulling him in for a hug. 

Noticing that he had bought the model her favorite pastry, a bright smile appeared on Melody’s face. “You remembered!” She beamed, reaching over for her dessert fork. She wanted to dig right in, having craved the apple pastry for so long now, but the ravenette held off as she once again glanced back at her friend. “Outside of this quality time together, what do I owe the pleasure of this sudden invite?” She inquired, remembering how the text she received from Ferdie was stated to be urgent on what he had to tell her. And in that same matter, there was something she wanted to tell him too. After the past night she’s had involving a certain ex of her own twin sister and even the realization of this past morning— Ferdie felt like the best person she needed to speak to. But first, his news. “You mentored it was important?” ( @ferdiefields )

The second he saw Ferdie walk into the diner with a teen crush magazine within his hands, Nemo should’ve known where he was planning to go with it. Those types of magazines were filled with questionnaires that young and impressionable teenagers likes to use whenever they had a crush on someone. Apparently, it was supposed to help them figure out how they truly felt for someone or even go as far as delude their mind into believing that the person they were massively crushing on felt the same way they did. That said, what did that magazine of Ferdie reading out one of the questionnaires have to do with the two of them? Neither of them were teenagers anymore making them pretty much the opposite of the target audience, and in terms of any crushing? Well, there was certainly something going on between him and Ferdie, that’s for sure.

As the younger read out the options to him while they waited for to order, Nemo pressed his mouth together as he pretended to think. How does he feel when he see’s his man? Glancing at the other, he really couldn’t say. Each and every one of those choices made sense to him and all for different reasons at that. He felt nauseous not because he didn’t like looking at him, but because Nemo still has yet to actually know what to feel as he was still trying to get use to the fact that they both now lived at the same place and could see one another whenever they wanted. And because of that, he also felt relieved, as it felt great knowing that they had more time together compared to the first time they met. But did the earth move whenever Nemo saw Ferdie? His cheeks tinted. It sure felt like the earth had moved in a different way when they met one another again. Finally, there was indifferent and no, there wasn’t any indifference in how he felt. Confusion? Sure, but the only reason why he may count that choice as an answer still was because above all else, Ferdie wasn’t actually his man. “A.) Indifferent.” Nemo finally answered, trying to hold off the teasing smile that wanted to break out. “Because I don’t have a man, so how can I feel any different?” 

“Don’t need to!” Dani replied as she smirked at her friend. “You still followed along even after I was vague on where I wanted us to go, so now you’re just going to have to wait until we get there to find out!” With that, the redhead chuckled, turning away from Ferdie as she continued to lead on to wherever they were going. There wasn’t even a reason as to why she wasn’t telling him, merely choosing not to do so because of how easily swayed her friend was when she told him that there was something she wanted to show him but he had to follow her first in order to know. If he had asked her earlier about where they were going, than Dani might have told him, but now she wanted to keep the suspense up and so Ferdie will have to deal with waiting until they get there. “Besides, it wouldn’t matter if I tell you now when we’re almost there anyways. Just hang on for a few more minutes, can you?” ( @ferdiefields )

Well, this was awkward. Davis knew about Ferdie of course, but he wasn’t expecting to run into Louie's ex with Louie, especially when their recent kiss was still so fresh and, well, undiscussed. Davis looked from Ferdie to Louie, trying to gauge what the hell either of them could be thinking right now. He couldn’t help but feel like he wasn’t supposed to be part of this interaction, even if he was literally paying Louie to hang out with him. It felt necessary for Davis to say something to make things less weird. An introduction, perhaps? “— Uhhh, no tension. Just .. surprised. Ferdie, right?” He held out his hand to shake it, despite the obvious discomfort. “I’m Davis.” @llouieduck @ferdiefields

"How could I ever forgot?" Buttercup answered, rolling her eyes. For real though, it was hard to forget him when she still saw his twin brother's face sometimes. "Kinda thought you dropped from the face of the earth though. What brings you back?" @ferdiefields