#jacquie

That time Stymie accidentally used the Necronomicon instead of a cookbook to make a birthday cake.

From Birthday Blues (1932), the 118th Our Gang/Little Rascals short.

Whether or not this short had any influence on a young Stanley Kubrick is purely a matter of conjecture.

"Whose hoodie is that?" Davis asks, referencing the college branded sweatshirt Jacquie's wearing. A branded jacket for a college neither of them go to. Crap.

"Um," She could lie and say it's Richelle's. But she's pretty sure that Davis knows her girlfriend chose not to go to college, preferring to work as a dance teacher at the studio she grew up at. "My boyfriend's?" She finally admits after a long pause. It's not like she was intentionally keeping her relationship with Noah from her sister, well maybe she was a little bit, but she was sort of hoping that Noah's hoodie of all things wasn't going to be the thing that outs them.

"Oh, I didn't realize you and Richelle broke up." It would be such an easy out. Because of course her sister jumps to the conclusion that she would only be wearing Noah's jacket if they were dating, even if it is a correct assumption, and that she wouldn't be dating both of them.

Jacquie looks away from Davis, "We didn't," she says quietly, chancing a glance up at Davis to see her sister's reaction.

Davis is staring at her, but she can tell she's not entirely sure what's going on. "Does she know?" She asks carefully, clearly not wanting to think of her sister as a cheater.

Jacquie nods hesitantly, "They both do. But we're not really telling people, not yet. Riche is worried that she'll lose her job if people find out. Emily knows and she's fine with it, but she's worried about the parents of her students." Of all of them, Richelle has the most to lose if people found out.

"Sister secret," Davis promises. It's something they came up with when they were little and had secrets they wanted to confide in each other about, but didn't want anyone else to know.

"Thanks."