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“Come on--it was just a bet with the boys. It’s not like I was betting on something stupid like horse races,” he spoke, leaning across the table. “It was one pitch, and I won it, which is part of the point.” He wouldn’t bet frivolously on something he knew he’d lose. Malakai gave the brunette the ghost of a smile and shrugged. “I didn’t get hurt, didn’t lose. And it was a one off.”

As soon as Micah saw the wallet drop to the ground, her eyebrows shot up as quick as she darted forward. “Hello!” She called after them. “Excuse me!” The blonde continued to call. It didn’t take long to catch up with the stranger after a brief jog. She knew how scary it was having a stranger tap you. So, she took the route of stepping in the stranger’s way and holding up the wallet. “Hi -- I believe this is yours?”

lily sipped her drink, mulling over whether or not an hour was a reasonable amount of time for her to be at this party before she could leave without feeling guilty. she wasn’t big into parties, especially house parties where there was way too many people cramped into such a small space. her eyes darted around the room, looking for the friends she came with so she could start plotting her escape route. her eyes hovered after landing on one of the girls she had arrived with, she was talking to someone else that lily couldn’t quite place, she looked incredibly familiar, but lily couldn’t help but feel like they hadn’t actually met before now. after about a minute of staring a wave of recognition  flowed through the redhead and she was sure she must’ve looked like she had seen a ghost. before she could stop herself her feet had plucked her off of the couch she had been residing on and lead her straight over to the other girl. “hey wait — i don’t mean to be rude or anything — but did your family used to own a lakehouse out on the cape?” she questioned, her heart beating so violently, lily was almost afraid the others would be able to hear it.

isabela’s quick to reach out and grab marnie’s shoulder. “mar,” she sighs. with something more like annoyance than shame for what she did to the woman. it was a defense mechanism of hers, to protect from the guilt for her actions. “don’t be like this. please? come here.”

“i know i fucked up, but i’m not going to apologize. you knew what you were getting into with me.”

they were coming from a work event. the event had food and the duo ate, however, it wasn’t nearly enough to fill two adults. ronnie decided to swing by a fast food restaurant. they were only a few minutes from home, so he was just going to eat when he got to the apartment, but he’d understand if the other wanted to snack on something now. “i hear the bag rustling in your lap,” he commented and quickly glanced towards the other. “i’m not gonna be mad as long as my twenty counts is still at twenty when we get home. you can eat anything else in that bag, but my nuggets now.” he continued.

it’s been a long while since acacia had attended a party. for the past few months, she was focused on school and work. however, as her final semester began, she decided to make the most of her last few weeks as an undergrad. acacia had her hands up in the air. her hips swayed to the music as she sang along. the party was crowded and she was high as fuck. luckily for her, she was friends with the homeowner. in fact, she was apart of their squad, so she was in an area filled with her friends. never missing a beat, the latina spotted a pair of eyes fixated on her. she sent the other a small smile before waving for them to join her.