So he’d had one or two already, which was probably a mistake, but it was the weekend -- or almost the weekend at least -- and that was allowed. It was especially allowed when the kids weren’t here. Having company was important, of course, and Andy had decided to invite Emilia over. It wasn’t as though they spent anywhere near enough time together anymore, and she was one of the few friends he still had around here.

Hearing the knock at the door, he was up and off the couch in moments, making his way down the hallway, bottle of wine still clutched in his hand. Pulling open the door, he flashed her a smile. “Welcome!” he chuckled.

It was around watching the sixth episode in one day of The Walking Dead that Julianne realised enough was enough. She knew the dangers of over indulging in netflix and that is exactly what she had done. Julianne was the sort of person who always had to stay busy, either working or just doing something. She could easily slip into her current pattern of binging TV shows while staying wide awake all hours of the night which only made her more tired. She hauled herself off the couch and looked at her appearance in the mirror, laughing at the way her blonde hair was sticking up in all directions. Since arriving in London a week ago, she still hadn't managed to adjust her sleeping pattern, spending half the night wide awake. But enough was enough, it was time to find something to do that didn't involve becoming part of the couch but also make a new friend or two. 

Julianne changed out of her hoodie and yoga pants into something more presentable and ran a brush through her knotted hair, forcing it into some sort of style before adding a little makeup to her face. She was starting to look like one of the Walking Dead and that would never do. When she was working, she was almost a different person, seeming to thrive on little sleep and long work hours, so her time off needed to be manipulated into something productive, even if it was simply just breaking a pattern.

When she heard that Emilia was spending her twenty-ninth birthday weekend at home basically sitting around doing nothing, Angelina took it upon herself to take the woman out for the night. From the sounds of it, Emilia's usual social circle was as busy and inaccessible as Angie's which definitely seemed to have put a damper on Emilia's birthday. Even though Angie and Emilia had only hung out a couple of times, Angelina didn't see any reason they couldn't meet up. Truthfully, Angelina had been looking for something to do that evening anyway and a little bit of a birthday celebration seemed like a great way to spend a Saturday night - as Emilia had put it.

Chloe had asked Emilia to meet her halfway so they could try and find a beach together. She knew her way around San Diego well enough to avoid getting lost, but she hadn't been in awhile, so she wasn't sure if she could find a beach right away. She was eager to be doing something fun though, to make the trip to San Diego at least feel worthwhile. Though in a way, it was, because she had helped out at the charity event; but she was almost positive she wasn't going to get the role she auditioned for.