Victoria Emerson

”And now you’re just teasing me,” he said with heated cheeks, a smile and a laugh. “You should mix it up - green thong, black bra. Tease the boys a little,” he nudged her, winking. Jay shook his head, amused at how this converstion had found its way to this.

“Maybe. Is it working?” Victoria asked making notice of the slight flush on his cheeks, laughing as he did. “I do that sometimes, but not with the green one. It’s got to be together, I- it’s hard to explain, and much more fun to imagine so I’ll leave that to you,” Victoria said before a chuckle interrupted her phrase. She was a good tease and extremely playful but sometimes even she was amused by how far she could push it. “Back to motorcycles, you got anything in mind?”

Jay frowned when she started to talk and then laughed, following along. “You can always take the compliment,” he nudged her lightly. “But let’s be honest - you totally spend all your money in pretty lacy underwear.. don’t you,” he flirted. Jay couldn’t help it. He was now imagining Victoria in a nice black bra and thong. He blushed.

Victoria smirked, raising her eyebrows in amusement at his tease. “Oh, wouldn’t you love to know, naughty boy?” She teased back, using her best seductive voice and winking at him. “I do. But I don’t do it for anyone, just to lift up my own ego. I look pretty good in black lace, just fyi. Or this green satin set I got the other day...” she let her voice trail off jokingly.

“Don’t you like the breathing kind?” he teased her. “Maybe I am. Totally why I’d spend thousands of dollars - get in the pretty ladies like you,” he winked.

“I would say breathing is not a requirement, but I only stick to human kind and they all kinda do it unconsciously, so...” Victoria shrugged, shaking her head a few times. “I mean, some men think we spend all that money in makeup and pretty lacy underwear, and to be fair, some girls too, it’s alright if you do,” Victoria chuckled, quirking an eyebrow at him. “Don’t worry. You’d get pretty ladies without spending thousands of dollars. But it’s better if you do. I’ll take the compliment, though.”

Riley looked up at her with a grin. “I know, I know- and I plan on getting one,” he laughed softly, shaking his head. “But still… imagine an ice cream this big,” he gestured to the fake cone.

“If you think about it, it would be kind of inconvenient with this heat. You’d probably have like... three good tastes before it melted all over you. Now, if we talk about unlimited self serve... Now that’s innovative thinking.”

[text] Hey. What you up to? Wanna get breakfast?

[text] Chicago Diner sounds great

[text] Perfect.

[text] Hey. What you up to? Wanna get breakfast?

[text] CHICAGO DINER!

“God, if only this were real ice cream…”

Victoria chuckled. “You know they sell actual ice cream over there, do you?”

“So, I’m thinking I might get a motorbike. I’ve ridden them a few times but never owned one. I don’t know what type though,” he admitted. “Know anything about motorbikes?”

“Not much to be honest– I know I like the motorbike kind. Are you looking to add up some more points with the ladies, because I’m sure that’s what you’ll achieve.”

Cody wondered into the small store, his cat squirming around in his arms. He’d been away for a week without her and Cody refused to be separated for the amount of time it’d take him to get groceries. He looked through the shelves in an attempt to find boxed mac and cheese, eventually giving up and turning to the nearest person in the store. “Do you know where the ready meals are?” 

“Ready meals?” Victoria asked, not knowing what the other was talking about but giving him her attention anyway. It only lasted too long before she noticed the animal in the male’s arms, which totally threw her off. “Is it allowed to bring pets to the store?”

“I thought going to a performing arts high school would mean I didn’t have to take the general classes. Or at least the science and math classes, but those just got added on to the classes that I went to the high school for.”

“I used to think the same way. I did look into some colleges when I was a senior, and thought art schools would be the best deal, but... they all included sciences and all that. I wouldn’t have minded, but... you know, life happens.”