#madibeck

                    “so... is it going to be a horror, romcoms, or drama night?” hayden asked the woman that she just invited over. originally, the plan was just to go on a dinner together and catch up-- just like what most adults around their age do. but somehow, the two women ended up making the most impulsive decisions by adding more agendas into their time together. “and i do hope you like cookies. i stress-baked again last night and now, i have no idea what to do with these three jars of chocolate chip cookies. so, movie night with cookies or let’s just end up talking about life’s overwhelming shit with cookies?” @madibeck​

At carnivals or on the boardwalk, you could always find Ellie at the games. They had been her favorite part, even if most of them were rigged. They were fun, some were aggravating, but what was better than possibly winning some prizes? Sure, the rides were something people loved but Ellie was deathly afraid of heights and always made some type of an excuse to get out of it. As she was sitting at the water gun balloon station. She was never that great with her aim when it came to this, so she wasn’t expecting to win at all. Seeing the blonde that was next to her, Ellie gave her a soft smile. She had seen her around Springhill before, but she didn’t actually know her. “Good luck.” And as soon as she said that, she heard the bell ring for them to start. She automatically pressed the buttons on top, of course being way off. It was less than a minute until she heard the winning bell, sitting back, and having the lights flashing on her face, she clapped her hands, looking at the other who had won that was beside her. “Congratulations. You have a better aim than I ever will.” She let out a laugh. @madibeck

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