hell or high water.

feeling a small child run into her, annie smiled. she rarely smiled these days. when she realized who it was, she immediately adjusted herself. shit. she thought to herself. her sweatshirt was baggy, especially being four months pregnant. she had to wear baggy clothes. though, luckily, she wasn’t showing too much, “hey, parker. no no, don’t even worry about it. how are you doing?” she asked the other.

raising her eyebrow, annie pressed her lips together and furrowed her brow. she was sitting by herself in the park and didn’t know what else to say, “oh, uh.. sure. yeah, that’s fine. no worries. glad it turned out okay. i’m not really very photogenic these days.”

sitting at the kitchen table, lexi was trying to do homework. she couldn’t seem to get herself focused on it. she heard footsteps and smirked, “well, i’m not gonna judge. but i’m here for you. so what’s going on, bro?” she asked sincerely.

lexi walked into the guidance councilor’s office and raised her eyebrow, “uh, i am pretty sure you’re not supposed to be requesting students to get you coffee, sir.” she smirked, “i mean, you’re hot and all but i’m pretty sure there’s some sorta rule against it.” she shrugged her shoulders and smirked, “i came here for some guidance... i mean, you are the guidance councilor..”

taking a breath in, annie looked up from her phone, “oh fuck.. uh no. you’re good.” she said, arching her eyebrow up, “oh yeah, definitely. there’s a couple things. but i don’t know what you were here to fix?? did the person you spoke with tell you?” she asked, tilting her head.

jackson walked in and was just looking around for a gift for his mom when he heard a voice, “oh uh... just looking for something for my mom. honestly, i’m not really good at gifts for people. especially my mom. so any help would be awesome.” he said to the brunette.

alexandria raised her brow, scrunching her nose softly, “every day sucks, to be honest. but that’s just me.” she shrugged, ”work just makes it even worse. sounds like you need to kick someone’s ass. ever thought of boxing?” she asked, shrugging again, “it was alright, i guess. just kind of boring. cheer, choir, drama. they’re about all i have to keep myself going through the dreaded senior year.”

annie raised her eyebrow softly and shrugged. she had no idea what the other was saying, “wait, what are you saying?” the blonde asked, tilting her head to the side, “who brought up this narcissistic conversation?”

Ph. by Sarah Mireya

sydney_sweeney: the cheer girls u wish u had

    “ y’know sometimes i wonder how many ID shows do i have to watch until i become immune to the petrifying fear of taking the trash out at midnight. “ mackenzie pondered out loud while looking up from the said tv show on her phone. leave it to the eldest steele to be in a bar & be watching television instead of living in the moment, not that she truly cared what other’s thought of her. “ The answer’s probably never, but one can dream right ? “ 

“i’m so sorry. i’m not quite sure i know what an ID show is.. care to explain that a little more for the older ones?” jesse asked the woman, “and mind if i ask why you’re on your phone when you could be having a good time? after all, you are in an awesome bar. mine to be specific.” he said, winking at the girl. not as like a sexy wink but a teasing wink. he took a breath in, “can i get you anything?”

Chris Evans as Steve Rogers in Captain America: The Winter Soldier (2014)