Georgie just smiled as Viv admitted to wanting to hide for a little bit and took a seat on her bed. Georgie swiveled around on her bed to face her. She loved the party, she loved the atmosphere, but she also loved this part of it too and would have been happy to stay here all evening. The gossip, the beginnings of the buzz, liaising over outfits and the feeling of anticipation. But the minute Viv mentioned Ray, Georgie just rolled her eyes. "Seriously?" She asked, shaking her head. She wasn't one for encouraging girls to be suspicious of every single woman who hung around her boyfriend, but she also trusted Viv's intuition on that matter. As Viv stood up and declared that the party was about them, not stupid boys, Georgie laughed. "Amen to that!" She called.
As she was left alone in the room she checked her phone. A handful of people she knew were also coming, people she knew from work and from her time as a vlogger. Someone had double checked that it was okay to bring their partner, even though Georgie had checked with Viv and okayed it weeks ago. How different it was from Ray, it seemed. It seemed that everyone else was nearly there, so Georgie shoved her feet into her boots and headed out into the living room. A handful of people from the restaurant said hi or waved as she made her way towards the kitchen. Ray shot her a death glare, and Georgie smiled back. She stepped into the kitchen. "This mine?" She asked, indicating the second of two glasses of wine.
"Jamie and the others are going to be here in a bit. And don't worry, nobody else seems to be bringing any unexpected plus ones, so we should be good. Anything else I can help with?" She asked, leaning against the counter and taking a mouthful of the glass of wine.
As she was left alone in the room she checked her phone. A handful of people she knew were also coming, people she knew from work and from her time as a vlogger. Someone had double checked that it was okay to bring their partner, even though Georgie had checked with Viv and okayed it weeks ago. How different it was from Ray, it seemed. It seemed that everyone else was nearly there, so Georgie shoved her feet into her boots and headed out into the living room. A handful of people from the restaurant said hi or waved as she made her way towards the kitchen. Ray shot her a death glare, and Georgie smiled back. She stepped into the kitchen. "This mine?" She asked, indicating the second of two glasses of wine.
"Jamie and the others are going to be here in a bit. And don't worry, nobody else seems to be bringing any unexpected plus ones, so we should be good. Anything else I can help with?" She asked, leaning against the counter and taking a mouthful of the glass of wine.