friday 4th september
club
Her honesty with him about the pain was relieving- he didn't want her to be in bad pain and not tell them. Even just for her to admit to some pain was more than usual. He nodded, but she seemed to brush off her reverie. She paid for their drinks, and he straightened up, brushing himself down. "Thanks, Bella," he said, grinning at her.
"Yeah, let's get going. We should get in ahead of the real crowds if we go now," he said, before starting into the crowd, pulling Bella behind him. It was still pretty early, but it was starting to get busy, and everywhere else would be too. As they got down to the street, he looked around for Ellie and Jace. "So, where're we going from here?" He asked.
"Yeah, let's get going. We should get in ahead of the real crowds if we go now," he said, before starting into the crowd, pulling Bella behind him. It was still pretty early, but it was starting to get busy, and everywhere else would be too. As they got down to the street, he looked around for Ellie and Jace. "So, where're we going from here?" He asked.
friday 4th september
club
Ellie chimed in with her thanks as everyone else did. She'd never say no to a free drink- the only free thing she would say no to was drugs. She'd learned her lesson from that. Jamie and Bella plunged into the crowd, and Ellie rolled her eyes. "Honestly, they're like newlyweds," she remarked to Nate, before starting after them. She'd always been good at making her way through crowds. People just moved for her, and she was an expert at finding gaps. She made it out slightly before Nate, catching up to Bella and Jamie.
"I want to check Karma out, anyway. Even if it's not Glam Rock night, the music there's not bad. I want to minimise my exposure to that dance shit as much as possible," she said.
"I want to check Karma out, anyway. Even if it's not Glam Rock night, the music there's not bad. I want to minimise my exposure to that dance shit as much as possible," she said.