#mubeachbash

Noticing that the bartender was distracted serving a beautiful woman (who was clearly flirting to get a discount), Noah decided to take advantage of the situation and started to mix his own cocktail in his trusty coconut. It definitely breached the responsible service of alcohol rules and he was technically stealing as no money had changed hand but that didn’t wipe the satisfied smirk off his face as he finished making his drink and strolled away from the bar, only to encounter a familiar face. “... how much of that did you see?”

Emery definitely stood out like a sore thumb. Between the cast on his wrist from an embarrassing accident in the library a couple of weeks ago; and the stupid cape that he had to wear after losing a bet to one of the pledges, he was definitely in need of a drink... yet he couldn’t quite manage to use the keg with only one wrist. “Sorry to interrupt your conversation but can you please help me with the keg?” he asked the nearest person. 

“Is it just me, or is everything just so much better on the beach? The vibes, music, margaritas, like everything.” 

Arden was both excited and nervous about tonight, with her nerves purely related to the fact that Lovey had asked her to sing a duet onstage tonight. Still, that performance was hours away and Arden fully intended to make the most of her time before she took to the stage. Right now she was slathering herself with sunscreen, something that she would have to do at least every half an hour to avoid getting burned, when she heard someone laughing at what she was doing. “It’s not my fault that I have the complexion of a vampire. It’s either this or I stand in the shade and don’t move an inch all night... and even then I’d probably still manage to turn tomato red”, she admitted. 

Upon arriving at the party, Ella immediately made her way over to the drink table, already dreading what she knew the night would come to. It had been so long since G had interfered at Monarch, the blonde had been foolish enough to think she might actually be gone. Ordering a cocktail, she’d only taken one sip before she turned around to see a familiar face. “Well hello, long time no see. Have I mentioned I hate the beach? Because I hate the beach. But this drink is really good. How are you?”

Lola had been a little nervous about coming to the event, mostly because there were a few people that she really didn’t want to run into; but after learning that Addison would be performing at the event, she shoved her nerves to one side and decided to make an appearance. Moving away from the main group so that she could really enjoy the ocean, she stood alone, a smile teasing her lips as the water washed over her feet. Glancing up when she heard someone approaching her, her smile widened slightly. “Welcome to the real party”, she joked. 

Ollie immediately made his way up to the bar upon his arrival. He wasn’t looking to get entirely wasted, so he settled with a Smirnoff Ice. For now. As he was chatting it up with the bartender, he turned his head just to notice a familiar face sitting alone. He request for another bottle of the drink he was having, and swiftly walked over to the individual. “All alone? That’s no fun.” he gave them a small smile, handing them the cold and unopened drink.