#princessleiak

“So game plan time, should we make sure one of these--” Jackie gestured to the cabins, which quite honestly seemed lifeless, but it was a pretty remote area. “Are empty, before we sneak in, right? Not that I’m above not sneaking into a cabin that’s not empty, but I also feel like we’d have a higher risk of living out a horror movie.” She joked.

For the first time since he's moved here, Bellamy actually has plans on a Friday night. Not that Fortnite isn’t cool and everything, but he had no idea how many more nights he could take of gaming and the list of recommended shows Tess gave him. It was getting kind of lonely, and honestly, he was just super bored. His life used to filled with people and happenings, and going cold turkey didn’t exactly occur without some repercussions -- like impulsive decisions to ditch school during lunch to check out secret spots around town, or whipping out his fake ID to check out the bar scene with an acquaintance on a Friday night. At this point, anything with people excited Bellamy enough to forget the agreement he made with himself when he started at Northlake. To him, they were small things. Mediocre misdemeanors that were ‘fine’ because it was in the name of getting to know the town, or in this case right now, a person in it. ‘I won’t let myself get carried away,’ is what he tells himself when he walks into Dairy’s and approaches Leia. Tonight was just innocent curiosity about what the town offered in terms of ‘adult beverages’ and entertainment and getting to know a friend better. He wasn’t planning on getting drunk and he definitely didn’t intend on getting into any trouble. “Sup, Annabel Lee,” he greets.