Tyler Vogel

Luckily, she wasn’t busy at the moment, but somehow was being force into sticking around. She sat (or slouched was more accurate) in her chair with her phone in her hands, absently tapping away at the keys and was only vaguely aware of the goings-on around her. Avery didn’t particularly care much, either, considering getting this job had been a fluke and she didn’t actually want to be here. The only reason? The money. Getting out of smalltown hell. Being able to have a real life that was far more interesting than the one she’d led back home. She was just lucky to be pretty enough with a surprising amount of talent and comedic timing.

But mostly being pretty.

A shadow loomed over her and she didn’t bother looking up (Angry Birds?Serious business) from her iPhone. “Creeping isn’t cool, you know,” she said. “So, can you not? You’re making me uncomfortable.”

Tyler was sitting on the set, for no apparent reason, again. That was the fall through of this "job," Even if she really wasn't a publicist, she still had to show up like she was. She was bored, and, just like Avery, hungover. She couldn't get Parker to come out with her last night, so she just went at it by herself. Evidently, if you, or at least she, went out without Parker or some other sort of force of reason, she would just keep going, and now she was paying for it with a major headache. Her normal lack of focus, reduced to nil. She found herself wandering the set, and not really paying attention. 

Tyler spotted Avery, sitting down, and messing around on her phone. Someone has the right idea, she thought, wondering why in the name of god was her phone, not in her pocket? Oh, that's right. She was too drunk this morning to remember to grab it when she left her house for the 7 AM call time. A voice brought her back to reality, or, almost back at least. 

"Okay," she said nodding, mulling it over. It made sense, but for her, music was always lyrics first, melodies later. It was a whole different mentality of thinking. "And I didn't mean it in a bad way, it was joke," she explained, when she saw the face he made when he told her it wasn't noise.