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Bee had never really considered herself a party girl. That wasnāt to say she didnāt like parties, of course. She enjoyed the music, the company, the snacks, the energyā¦.for about the first hour and a half. After that, though, she often found herself quickly overstimulated and eager to go home.
Unfortunately for her, her present company didnāt seem to agree. The whole reason she was here was because her new friend, Jocie, had invited her as a plus one to a party sheād been invited to over the weekend. A āgirls bonding experienceā sheād said, and a chance for Bee to do something outside of her comfort zone, as sheād been saying she wanted to do.
And how could Bee refuse? She had said she wanted to branch out more. And Jocie had so many friends; it was a miracle sheād chosen Bee at all. It wouldāve been rude to refuse, hence why she found herself here now, standing awkwardly in the corner.
She took a sip from her paper cup and promptly spit it out when she recognized the bitter taste of alcohol. Yuck. She hated alcohol. She set it down at a nearby table with a sigh. So much for lemonade.
The music boomed and bounced off the walls as the lights flashed, changed color, and spun all around the room as though having a seizure. Bee had to squint to keep from getting a headache, until Jocie had gotten her a pair of ācool sunglassesā for her ācool friendā.
Her ācool friendā who was currently standing like a loser in the corner while Jocie charmed everyone else like always. At the present moment, the vivacious redhead was in the center of the room, dancing away with several people Bee had never even seen before. Her hips swayed, her legs gliding like water against the glittery dancefloor, clearly trying to entice her partners. (It was working).
Bee glanced away, finding watching only made her feel worse for, once again, not participating. The whole point of coming here was to dance, right? And she had, for the first hour. But once the initial excitement (and the sugar high from the sweets sheād eaten) wore off, she found herself much too overwhelmed to do much.
Sheād visited the snack table more times than sheād care to admit, too drained to do much else, and wanting to distract herself. Jocie has happily tagged along, insisting Bee try one of pretty much everything, then dragging her off again to āburn off the sugarā. Bee had forced herself to dance along, as she had to admit she didnāt much like the idea of herself pigging out all night instead of dancing like she was supposed to be. However, after a few hours of this, sheād gotten a stitch in her side that made dancing even to the catchiest songs undoable.
āMaybe I shouldnāt have come,ā she canāt help but mutter to herself, though she might as well have thought it. Itās so loud in here, she couldnāt hear herself at all.
As if to make it worse, a sudden bass drop hit the room, signaling the start of a new song. The volume seemed to increase three times over as the partypeople roared their approval. Seems this was a favorite song choice. One that, unfortunately, Bee didnāt know, as she mostly listened to music no one had ever even heard of.
Jocie was among those who knew the singer, her grin somehow looking even more vibrant than usual as she grabbed Beeās hand and tugged her forward. āOHMYGOD, I LOVE THIS SONG!! Bee, come on, come on, you HAVE to dance to this one!!!ā
Beeās side cried in protest but she still let herself be pulled forward by her fiery-haired companion, stumbling onto the dance floor after her.
The song picked up only seconds later as the room began to jump up and down to match the energetic beat of the song. Bee did the same, her own jumps much less wild and performative than Jocieās own. She couldnāt help but wonder how that girl never seemed to run out of energy. Surely she at least had to be sore from all the dancing by now, right?
Jocie proceeded to jump high in the air, her wild mane flaring out like a fan as a laugh bubbled through her pink, glossy lips, bright and delighted. Somehow, she even managed to pull a dance move with the second she had in the air.
Nope, she wasnāt tired at all. Meanwhile, Beeās only side was beginning to burn, and she could feel her toes begin to punch again, suffocated by the tight walls of the heels Jocie had somehow convinced her to wear. She hated wearing them; they were like prisons on your feet. Fashionable prisons that unfortunately did make a fun clicking sound when you walked. But painful nonetheless.
Jocieās, which she was currently borrowing for the party, were even worse, as Jocie purposefully bought ones just a size too small to make their feet appear smaller. Apparently, that was attractive for some reason. They didnāt seem to bother her, of course; nothing ever seemed to bother Jocie.
Bee felt the urge to go outside and kick those heels off to rest her toes in the grass.
The music picked up in tempo, and Bee swore the volume turned up even louder. She could feel the pounding vibration reverberating across the floor; though whether that was the music or the jumping of the people (or both) was unclear. It certainly didnāt help the headache that had been buzzing in the back of Beeās mind, now rearing its ugly head.
To make matters worse, she could feel a strange churn in her stomach. Sheād wished she hadnāt visited the snack table so many times. Finally unable to handle it anymore, Bee stopped jumping, sore and exhausted all over. āJocie, Iām gonna go back to theā Jocie?ā She looked around, realizing her companion was gone. A prickle went up her spine.
āJocie?ā She began pushing through the dancing crowds of people, trying to locate a wild-haired ginger with green eyes that seemed to glow almost as bright as the neon lights in the room. āJocieeee!ā She called, but found herself unable to even hear her own voice over the music, the cheers, and the constant pounding that wouldnāt stop.
The tempo of the song picked up, the lights flashing more quickly to match its speed, now practically flickering as the colors changed at speeds too fast for Bee to adapt to. Bee blinked quickly and squinted her eyes, finding the lights blinding even through the sunglasses she wore.
āJocie!!!!ā She called again, looking around as her anxiety grew. Where did she go? Jocie wouldnāt leave her, would she? No, surely notā she said sheād stay with her the whole night!
āJocieā! Oof!ā A jumping person crashed into Bee, knocking her sunglasses off her face. The bright lights, blinding now, immediately assaulted her vision and Beeās eyes squeezed shut in protest. āUgh!ā¦J-Jocieā¦!!ā She called again, her call going unheard. She ducked down, fumbling around the floor to try and locate her sunglasses, her heart pounding like the hellish music.
Her migraine was near unbearable now, and she could feel a wave of nausea begin to roll through her. Where was Jocie?! She wanted to get out of here. She wanted to go home.
Her hands caught something made out of plastic, and she moved to put them on, believing them to be sunglasses, only to hear the sound of dozens of tiny objects hitting the floor. She blinks her eyes open in confusion and dropped the tiny container sheād been holding, quite sure it wasnāt candy inside.
Oh no. No no no noā if her parents found out sheād accidentally came to this kind of partyā!!!
She scrambled to her feet, panic joining her other emotions of overwhelm, being immediately jostled and pushed this way and that by the dancing partygoers who didnāt even seem to notice her there. The music boomed through the room, shooting through her ears and stomping on her already shot nerves. She pushed her way out of the crowd, desperate to get back to the safety of her corner.
She felt something tug at the back of her sweater and a sharp, overwhelming panic shot through her as she tried to push whatever it was away. āSTOP!! DONāTā!!ā
āBee!!! Bee, itās just me, itās just me!!ā
āNO!! LEAVE ME ALONE!! DONāTāā Bee continued to panic, trying to push out of the crowd, not registering who was speaking to her, only honing in on the hand on her sweater, on her inability to escape from the crowd, to get to safetyā
āBee! Bee! Please, stop, donāt be scared!! Itās me, itās Jocie!!ā A familiar redhead with green eyes appeared in her line of vision as steadying hands appeared at her shoulders, hoping to provide a reassuring weight. Bee flinched instinctively at the touch before she began to recognize her friend.
āJā Jocie?!ā Bee gasped, pale and out of breath. āYes. Itās me, Bee,ā Jocie says, ācome on, letās get you outside for some air.ā Jocie shifts to wrap an arm around Beeās shoulders, carefully leading the two out of the crowd and to the door.
As soon as they stepped outside and the cool night air hit her, Bee sagged in relief. She could still hear a pounding in her head, but after a few seconds she realized it was just the erratic racing of her own heart. Jocie shut the door behind them as Bee pulled away ā and promptly threw up.
After a few seconds, she felt a soothing hand rub circles into her back, the other holding her hair back as she continued to dispel tonightās menu of candy, pizza, and more variations of lemonade than there needed to be. When she finally finished, she slumped forward, caught by Jocieās steady hold. āLetās go sit down,ā she heard Jocie say, hand still rubbing reassuring circles into Beeās back. Bee nodded weakly and allowed herself to be led off to a bench.
The two sat down, Jocie giving Bee a bit more space than she usually did, which Bee appreciated. She began to go through the coping mechanisms her therapist had taught her to try and self-soothe. Five things I can seeā¦.
Bee looked around at the outside area. Grassā¦.a trashcanā¦.the night skyā¦my shoesā¦..and Jocie. Jocie was currently watching her with a concerned expression. āYou okay?ā She asked, snapping Bee out of her thoughts. āUhā¦ā Bee looked away. āI will be. Justā¦give me a minute.ā Jocie nodded, and the two relapsed into silence, giving Bee enough time to finish her self-soothing.
Finally, after sheād calmed down, Bee asked, āWhere did you go?ā Jocieās brows pinched together guiltily and she said, āI went to get us some drinks.ā Jocie hands Bee one of the glasses Bee hadnāt realized sheād been carrying. āJust water, donāt worry,ā Jocie says, and Bee nods, gratefully accepting the glass and taking a small sip. āIām sorry, Bee,ā Jocie says, her gaze drifting to her lap, āI shouldnāt have left you. Iād only meant to be gone for a minute butā I-I shouldāve told you first before I went off like that. Iām sorry.ā
Bee shakes her head, feeling a bit calmer now that they were outside; though the exhaustion was starting to creep in. āItās okay. You shouldnāt have to baby me.ā āItās not babying you,ā Jocie says, looking back at her, āI told you Iād stay by your side the whole night. And thatās what I shouldāve done; you didnāt know anyone else there!ā
āItās fine, really,ā Bee says, shifting awkwardly in her spot. She hated feeling like people were coddling her. Even if Jocie said that wasnāt what she was doing, it did still feel like that. And the worst part isā¦that might even be right. After all, Bee was a baby, wasnāt she? Not even an hour into the party, and sheās already started wanting to go home. Sheās almost eighteen nowā¦she should be able to handle these kinds of parties, shouldnāt she? Why should Jocie sacrifice her fun just to babysit her?
āI shouldnāt have come,ā Bee says quietly. Jocieās eyes widen, and though Bee doesnāt meet her gaze, she can tell she must be looking at her in pity. After a few seconds, Jocie softly asks, ādo you want to go home?ā
Bee blinks. āYou donāt have to do that,ā she says, āI know you still want to stay and enjoy the partyā¦ā āI canāt enjoy the party if youāre having a bad time,ā Jocie says with a small smile, āitās okay. We can just go.ā āBut, Jocie,ā Bee begins to protest again, feeling terribly guilty for pressuring her friend to leave early. She was such a party pooper.
āNope,ā Jocieās finger lands on Beeās lips before she can continue, āI wonāt hear another word about it. My friend is feeling tired and overwhelmed, and I wonāt have her stay here to be miserable any longer! Weāre heading back, mmākay?ā Jocie pulls Bee up by her arm and leads her off to the car before she can try to stop her again.
Bee allows herself to be led off, still feeling terribly guilty but also ratherā¦touched by the gesture. āThanks, Jocie,ā she says with a small smile, stopping by the driverās door, but Jocie says, āoh no, Iāll drive us.ā
āWhat? But didnāt youā¦?ā Jocie giggles and shakes her head. āIām not drunk, donāt worry. I held off on the alcohol tonight.ā
āā¦Oh.ā Jocie unlocked the car and Bee slipped into the passengerās seat, an odd sort of feeling filling her. Jocieā¦hadnāt drunk? Butā¦but she always drinks. Itās one of her favorite things to do at partiesā¦
Jocie slips into the driverās seat next to her and starts the car. Bee looks over at her and suddenly it hits her. ā
Had Jocie held off on drinking forā¦her?
Jocie begins to back the car out of the parking space, humming cheerily to herself, completely oblivious to Beeās inner thoughts. Bee continued to stare at her, and unfamiliar warmth spreading through her chest the longer she looked at her friend. Jocie had held off drinking for her. Sheād gotten her out of the party. She was driving her home.
Unbidden, she began to feel herself cry. She sniffs, turning away to keep her tears hidden from Jocie. But of course, nothing ever escaped Jocieās notice. Her sharp green eyes flicked toward Bee in concern. āBee? Baby, whatās wrong?ā She asked, still occasionally glancing at Bee while trying to drive. āNothing. Itāsā¦Iām fine,ā Bee sniffed, begging herself to stop crying. Youāve already embarrassed yourself enough in front of her, stop crying; please stop cryingā¦.
āNo, youāre not,ā Jocie says, her voice uncharacteristically gentle rather than loud and boisterous as it often was, ātell me whatās wrong. Was it the party? Too much?ā Bee sniffs, looking out the window with tears eyes. She nods. āYeahā¦it, umā¦.was pretty loud.ā
āSorry, honeybee,ā Jocie says, genuine remorse coating her tone, āI probably shouldāve started you out with a chiller party, huh? ā¦There are tissues in between the seats if you need them.ā Bee nods appreciatively and takes out a tissue, she wipes it against her cheeks, noting how it smells like cotton candy. She smiles a little to herself, realizing that somehow even Jocieās tissues smell like candy.
Bee glances back at Jocie again. The redhead is currently focused on the road, her visage unusually calm and serene, through the faintest traces of her usual bright smile tug at the corners of her lips. She always seems to be smiling. That big, broad smile that was often accompanied by her loud, snorty laugh that seems to spread like wildfire.
The only thing that could so closely compare to it is her hair, a vibrant orange-red that bursts out into wide curls like the vines of a jungle: wild and untamed. Everything about her screamed it. Her confident, bouncy stride, and how she always so easily announced her presence in a room without a single blush or stutter. The smattering of freckles dusting her nose, and the bold hot pink lipstick she always wore to accentuate her plump lips. And of course, there were her eyes: bright, green, and sparkly as though she was thinking of something that amused her.
Suddenly they looked toward her. Bee blushed bright red and looked away with a quiet apology. She didnāt know why sheād been staring. She shouldnāt be doing that; it was rude.
Yet, she still found herself sneaking back a few glances on the ride back. Jocie noticedā her smirk was unmistakableā but she made no comment on it, turning on the radio and lowering the volume when its loud sound made Bee wince. Her shoulders bounced to the beat of the energetic pop, and Bee tried to ignore the explicit lyrics playing through the speakers, gazing out the window and looking at a random street lamp by the sidewalk. They were almost back at Beeās home.
āYou think your parents are home yet?ā Jocieās casual question broke Bee out of her thoughts. āHuh? Oh, uhhh, Iām not sure,ā Bee says with a small smile, ātheyāre did say theyād be out pretty late for their date tonightā¦ā Jocie nods, then grins and asks, āwell, then howād you like some company before they arrive?ā
Beeās eyes widened in surprise, that warmth somewhat returning to her chest. āYouā¦donāt want to go back to the party?ā Jocie shakes her head, slowing the car to a stop as they came upon a red light. āNah, Iām pretty pooped, actually. All that dancing took me out!!ā
āReally? You like poked pretty full of energy back there,ā Bee says, and Jocie laughs. āOh, I was pushing through the pain!! I was exhausted, but just couldnāt stop dancing!! Having too much fun, yāknow?ā
Her smile softens and she turns her head to look at Bee. āAnd besidesā¦Iād rather spend time with you. Itās Girlās Day, remember?ā
Bee pauses at that, genuinely surprised that Jocieā¦actually wanted to spend time with her. She was worried sheād ruined Jocieās fun with her overreaction.
She smiled in return. āYeah. Girlās Day.ā Jocieās grin brightened, shooting Bee one last look before she returned her attention to the road as the light turned green.
āWhat do you think about a movie marathon?ā Jocie asked. Bee giggles softly and replies, āthat sounds perfect.ā And for the first time that night, she relaxed.
can you help me a little more with Beeās narrative voice- because for the present Iām doing Bee writing to Sebastian and Sebastian writing back- so maybe a bit more on how theyād talk to each other, the language, pet names they use in PUBLIC vs in PRIVATE
Additionally. How does this differ from OC x Bee/Jocie ships
edit: this took forever to finish writing out bc of lags omggggg
Ofc, dearest Valentine!!!š„¹š„°Ā
Here is a fanfic I wrote a lil while back, and a snippet I made in response to a past ask!
I already have one idea of a secret love letter sheād write to himš¤ so you have my permission to use this as one of her letters:Ā
āRoses are red
Violets are blueĀ
When I look at you
My heart turns to stewā
ā¦.its the goofiest thing ever, I knowšand thatās exactly why he finds it so endearingš„¹Ā
I also made a whole post of its own filled with snippets of them!! (I had too much fun and got carried away lol) you can read them hereš
š¬ 0Ā Ā š 0Ā Ā ā¤ļø 1Ā Ā·Ā random SeBee Drabbles for my valentine :3Ā Ā·Ā There were too many to put in the ask so Iām putting them here š
*Bee is exh
As for nicknames, here are all the ones I could think of (the highlighted ones are the ones they only speak in private)
Bee for Seb- Seb, Sebby, seabass, dummy/idiot/stupid (affectionateš„°), My sweet boy, Puppy, honey, Sallow (playful), Hogwartsā serial flirt, my big teddy bearš§ø, Mr. Hero (sarcastic), trouble
Seb for Bee- Bumblebee, Honeybee, Busybee, angel, sweetheart, cutie, Bee-Bee, stinger (when sheās mad), Bluelake (teasing), sunshine, darling, good girl, my Bee, love, sweet girl, my heart (achingly tender omgš)
As for oc x bee/Jocie ships, all the ships are different!! If you wanna ask about any in particular, Iād love to yap about themš„¹š„° these two are the most-developed ships Iāve got so far:Ā
LoveLake - Leo x Bee ( @lyra-prag)
Orphelyn - Orpheus x Jocie ( @amus2110)
I also have all of these wonderful ships as well, that Iād be just as happy to yap about!
MayBee - Maisie x Bee ( @asha181)
Adalyn - Adair x Jocie ( @amethystandemma)
Idalyn - Idalia x Jocie ( @amus2110)
Angiebee- Angelina x Bee ( @howlborne-art)
Hannobeebell - Hanno x Jocie x Bee ( @light-of-the-room)
LylaBee- Lyla x Bee (@/keri-mcberry): I would tag her but sheās busy with life atm āŗļø
And ofc who could forget the ship between my own OCs- JoyBeeš
(Also pls do ask about these bc I LOVE my oc x oc shipsš„¹)
Since youāre so eager to talk about Jocie and Beeās friendship, Iām leaving this a totally open ended yap session. Go ahead. I am actively prompting you to talk about their friendship
though, at the end of your rant, it would be nice to know what theyād do as a valentines treat together in Modern Au. Would they watch cheesy rom coms together, bake, stuff like that
-Valentines
Hi Valentine!!š„°
So sorry for the late response: it took me a while to write all this out; and I got held up a few timesš„²
Ok ok Iāll prob talk about them more in depth someday in a yapsesh post but for now letās go with bullet points!!!
JoyBee
General
Jocie adopts Bee on sightš Bee is head over heels immediatelyš
Jocie is the extrovert friend who drags Bee out to parties to help bring her out of her comfort zone and socialize moreš„³
Bee is one of the few people who can mellow Jocie out and help her chillšš«
Bee is the singerš¶and Jocie is the dancerš
Opposites in every way: Jocie is the sunāļøBee is the moonš; Jocie is flirty and outgoingšBee is shy and modestāŗļø; Jocie is the sociable pupš¶ Bee is the reserved catš±
Jocie LOVES making Bee candy, and Bee hasĀ plentyĀ of ideasš„° Jocie actually started teaching Bee how to make candy as well, and they now make it togetherš¬š
In return, Bee is teaching Jocie how to draw. Itās one of the few quiet activities Jocie enjoys (Becuase sheās doing it with Beeš„¹)
Theyāre both so affectionate, so they hug all the timeš« they also love holding handsš¤ (gay gay gay gay gay- haha Iām jkš ā¦or am I?š)
Theyāre both honestly better versions of themselves by just being together š (especially Jocie whoās not as umā¦unstableš with Bee. Beeās everyoneās soft spot frš„¹šāŗļø)
They both find the other is one of the few people they can truly be themselves aroundšĀ
Bee honestly doesnāt understand why Jocie even pays attention to her. In her eyes, Jocie is the gorgeous, caring, and talented popular girl; meanwhile she is just the shy, awkward weird girlšĀ
ā¦..meanwhile Jocie over here is like: I met Bee only one minute ago, but if anything happened to her I would kill everyone in this room and then myself :)
Not a relationship fact but a fun fact: Bee and Jocie are opposites in terms of attraction orientation. Bee is a panromantic greysexual and Jocie is a demiromantic pansexualāØ
Romantic-specific
Iāve considered making my own story with my beloved OCs after I finish with my Hogwarts legacy one, and these two might be the primary shipš
To the surprise of no one, Jocie is the affectionate big spoon and Bee is the cuddly little spoon š
They both give each other sooooooooooo many pet names and are such a sugary sweet couple it makes ppl throw up in their mouths a littleš¤£
Affection dialed up to infinity 𤣠pretty much impossible to find one without the otherš„²
One of the few ships Jocie has that isnāt unhealthy š«¶ Beeās too emotionally intelligent and is able to keep things good and pureš
Their growth kindāve mirrors SeBee in that Jocie helps Bee become more confident and adventurous, while Bee helps mellow Jocie out and slow down. Though honestly their relationship has a lot less drama than SeBee does (what with the whole dark magic and ancient magic storylines that interfere in their love storyš )
They would do pretty much everything that can be done on Valentineās Dayš„¹ (mostly due to Jocie but Bee is happily going along with itš„°). Romance movies, cuddling, baking together, valentines cards & gifts exchanges: the whole shebang!! But ofc their favorite thing to do is the end-of-day snuggle-in-bed sessionš„°šš« you know, Iāve got to draw a snuggle drawing sometime because that would be SO CUTEš„°
Thanks for accommodating my request Valentine!!š„¹ This was fun!šš
Tagging my girl @light-of-the-room so she wonāt have any stupid FOMO during her breakšlove u Lucy!!š«¶
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