Bay City

Even if they were in the house or right next to her she text to everyone. "Hey what are you doing today? :) <3" Then sat there waiting for everyone to reply. Thinking to herself 'Hmmmm, what to do.'

OOC: maybe next post more history will come out.

Adara slipped on a pair of dark brown sandals and tugged her green t-shirt down a bit. It had shrunk in the wash and now liked to expose about an inch of her skinny midsection. But at least it fit like a glove. Adara's small stature sometimes made it difficult to find clothes that fit right. The tight shirt was a stark contrast to her cargo khakis, but Adara didn't like tight-fitting pants.
"I'm coming," she said as she grabbed her purse. She opened the front pocket briefly to make sure her phone was there. Good.
"Where to?" She asked as she opened the door, "Hurry up and get out here, I don't want the cats getting out."
Adara wore a bright smile as she waited next to Alex. Life wouldn't be boring anymore, not with her friends around.

Krisiana, who'd seated herself in the back of the cafe, was currently banging her head against the table lightly while repeating "Why me. Why me." Over and over again. She'd just gotten off the phone with Annette and it seemed she'd have to cover for their newest bar tender, Jany. Krissy at first liked Jany, but when the girl proved to not come in on time, didn't know how to mix a drink and sometimes called in a little too much, Krissy was slowly growing to despise the other girl. It was the 3rd time this week that Jany had called in, and since Krissy was pretty much the manager of the bar, she of course had to fill in. Now, instead of having the afternoon to relax, she'd have to pull a double and go in at 3:30.

With a sigh, Krissy checked the time before letting out a groan, as she finished the rest of her coffe. She hauled herself out of the seat she was in before waving to the cashier. Krissy then made her way back to her place to get ready. I am going to murder that girl. She thought darkly, while she tied her long pink hair back away from her face.

Kirk walked ahead of Alex and Adara. He imagined those two would end up together someday. He dismissed the thought, meh, maybe not. An excited phone in his pocket alerted Kirk he had a new message. He read it quick and howled! He turned to walk backwards as he faced the other two, "It's a party-party-party! T-O-N-I-ght!' He laughed and sang with a great amount of joy. He corected him self into walking forward again, and lit a cigarette. He did a little trick with his old fashion Zippo. He was giddy and ready for tonight. His mind had been alittle off lately, and he was a bit worried things might get out of hand, but he wasn't too worried.

Alex walked past Kirk and Adara, laughing a bit and nipped at her. Once he was outside, he turned to hear Kirk yelling about some party. Before he could ask what his friend was talking about, Alex's phone went off in his pocket. He checked the text, a big grin settling on his face. "Oh yeah!" He shouted, wrapping his arm around Kirk's neck. "We're gonna have a blast tonight! I love this city!" He laughed. During his little moment of being, well him, Alex slipped and landed on his back, taking Kirk down with him. He sat up and looked at the other male, bursting out in laughter for no real reason. He felt great. "I should probably start watching where I'm going." He chuckled, falling and sliding down the street on his back, waving for the other two to follow.

Adara raised an eyebrow at Alex and Kirk. They were certainly excited to party later. She caught up with them. "Party where?" She asked.
Before she knew it, Alex was up to his usual antics, that is... being incredibly happy and sometimes a little random. "What are you doing on the street?" Adara called after him. "You're going to hurt yourself!"
She followed after the two boys, wondering what exactly they would be getting into later. Adara had never really partied before. At least, she'd never been drunk.

"I'll be fine!" He shouted back, jumping up and leaning against a sign, waiting for the other two. "You sound like my mother." He joked, fixing his Nikes that had slid a little off his feet. Huh. These things are getting old. I need a new pair. If there was one thing Alex was over obsessive about, it was his basketball shoes. It's all he wore, and all he had ever worn. They were his pride and joy. "Hey, either one of you feel up for going shoe shopping? I need a new pair of Nikes." He had around half a dozen pairs, but could always add in more. Alex pulled his phone out and opened up a map of the city, trying to find a shoe store. There was one down the street next to a coffee shop, and it sold just about any brand.

"Shoe shopping?" Adara caught up to Alex. "I may sound like your mother, but you sound like a girl." She smirked, content with her comparison. She put a hand to her hip. "I'll go with you, if you want. It doesn't make much difference to me. Besides," she looked down at his old shoes, "someone has to make sure you pick out good ones." She laughed lightly.

I may sound like your mother, but you sound like a girl. Alex looked at Adara with a smirk and leaned on her. "My mother never told me that. But so what? I like shoes, that's not a girlish thing. It's not like I'm wearing high heels or those weird slipper things women wear all the time. These are basketball shoes. They're up there with naked models and video games." He joked, laughing a little as he walked down the street. "The shoe place should be just past... here. I think." He scratched his head and looked around, still a little unfamiliar with the whole layout of the city. "Or is it that way?" He asked, to no one really, glancing back at the GPS on his phone. "Welp, I'm lost."

Krissy had just crossed the street when she noticed a group that looked more then a little lost. Venturing closer to them, she caught just a little of what one of the guys were saying. The shoe place should be just past... here. I think. Krissy couldn't help but laugh just a bit. SHe may not have been in the city long, but she knew her way around. Mostly. "Don't mean to be nosy, but you look kinda lost." Krissy said with a smile. "If your looking for the place I think you are, its to the left. You can't miss it." Krissy checked the time on her phone before looking up to them. "Well good luck, I should get going." She gave them a wave before walking off.