MissCapnCrunch

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Will get my next post up sometime tomorrow

Aʀʀᴏᴡsᴍɪᴛʜ: Fʀᴇsʜᴍᴀɴ Yᴇᴀʀ

Sorry everyone, I've been a little sick lately and just have been having thoughts else where.
Can I have someone from each group tell me in summary what they'd like to have happened- good or bad.
& Then I can do the time skip sometime tomorrow or later tonight even

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@Menoitios

Electric swing is so fun. I'm loving it lately.
Yeah- that song is great, I saw there was a roleplay based on it once.
I was gonna join in- but it was a little too deep before I caught eyes on it.

Super awesome though :) Excited to role play with you

Fʀᴇǫᴜᴇɴᴄɪᴇs

No worries, I totally understand :)
I might post again before the others get theirs in- just to keep things going.
But I hope everyone gets a chance soon ^^ Remember, if you have a post but can't record- you can always add it in later.

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Audrey nodded with the agreements of the soup that was well made. It was also clear that the two would be staying with them for now, though she wasn't quite sure to trust them or not. Though they were just kids, she knew that if her brother could wield a gun as well as he could- then any one could. Watching the quilt overtake the younger of the two new boys, Audrey couldn't help but chuckle. He moved back and forth as the clear sign of the "potty dance" came into view. Standing up from the table she grabbed the quilt from his arms and placed it onto the chair. "I can show you where the bathroom is. I've got magical powers, I always know when someone needs to go." she teased, sticking her tongue out playfully. She began to walk towards where the old bathrooms for the grocery store was, pointing towards the boys room. "You can go in there, I'll give you privacy." she said. Her attention being pulled to what her her brother, Gabriel, and yet another boy were doing. It was clear tonight was going to have a lot of new faces.

@Oliver@DriveEMOut@LordofthePies@Vortex

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@Menoitios

That character is bae.
Also- love your Caravan avatar :D

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It seemed like all at once, Audrey's brother and her had become the local orphanage. On one hand she had been happy to help and protect these children who didn't have anywhere to go. It meant saving another life in this day and age. It meant feeding a hungry stomach, or cleaning a dirty face. Through out the time she stood by and watched these two boys, studying them. She wanted to make sure that they were not using the siblings for food and shelter and then steal from them while they slept, or worst yet kill them. Audrey spoke low to Aaron as they sat at the dinner table, "They seem to be genuine." she admitted, "It would be good to have the extra hands here, we don't need it, but it would be nice." she said. Her greyish green eyes peering up at the two new comers: Gabriel and Ivan.

Audrey took a sip of the soup and was welcomed with a warm embrace of flavor. It was something she hadn't had in a long time and for a moment she felt at home. She let out an audible moan of delight as she continued to eat the food. Swallowing she looked up at the two young boys, "You two can stay, but if I see any funny business.." she looked at them stern, as a mother would her children. "I don't give second chances in that respect." she said, her stern face growing into a smile. "But it is nice to have new faces around here."

@DriveEMOut@LordofthePies@Oliver

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Sorry guys, my schedule on the weekend is pretty busy. I will catch up and get a post in asap.

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@Drakeonis

Haven't seen you in a minute <3

Eᴄʜᴏᴇs Oғ Tʜᴇ Pᴀsᴛ

Mᴏɴᴛᴀɴᴀ Cʟᴀʏᴛᴏɴ

As if she had a tracker attached to her inner thigh, the voice of the sheriff came from behind her. A big shit eating grin spread across her face as she was about to let him know what she thought about him coming to her at her where her family stayed, and how she had every right to be here. She didn't think about her open bottle of alcohol in her car or how she had drove the entire way drinking it, probably at least 10 miles per hour over the speed limit.

"Could we go for pancakes Aunt Mo?"

Ah, Montana's savior from trouble for the day, her niece. She turned to look at the Sheriff and waved as Cameron spoke to him. Mo then wrapped her arm around her shoulders and gave her a tight squeeze. "Pancakes at the diner sound good to you?" she smiled, "I even have a present for you in the car. Picked it up for you last night." she mentioned, feeling proud of herself. The woman could barely take care of herself, but she sure knew how to take care of her niece.

Like clockwork Charles came running along, and the way he spoke took Montana back to her teen years. "Aw come on, we didn't do anything, yet." she smirked. "Only reason Jax here asking questions is my own God damn brother won't give me a key, so I have to knock like a beggar!" Mo exclaimed, looking to Cameron for sympathy, though she did not deserve it. Walking down a couple of the steps, she spoke again "Now if you'll excuse me, I'm here to take my niece and I guess my brother out for breakfast. My treat." Montana walked to her car, and cleared off the open bottle and some trash from the front seat and threw it in the back. Taking the present off the seat and bringing it up front for Cameron to sit there next to her. It was a book that she had been asking for recently, and Montana had picked it up off Amazon in a pre-order earlier in the week. She hoped she hadn't gotten it yet, and that she would like it.

Rolling down the window, "Come on baby girl, you get shotgun, your old man can sit in the back." Mo called out to the two. She hoped Jax would be on his way and she wouldn't have to worry about him anymore today. The radio chirping within his car would dictate that he had somewhere else to go, so she might be in luck.