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Collab with: @Universorum
Location: The Sandy Throne
Interacting with: Themselves



Quincy shoved her way through groups of students and out onto the patio of the beach house, taking in a deep, almost desperate, breath. She hadn’t realized how hot it had been inside, or how out of breath she’d been. She drank in the cool, winter air that wafted off of the ocean. Looking up, she saw the moon beaming down onto the rest of the party, which had gathered around the stage and the bonfire. She was almost so caught up in the beauty, that she forgot her mission. A Double!

Quincy charged forward, towards the edge of the beach, stumbling through the sand towards a sand throne that could only belong to A Double. Who else came to a party only to build sand castles? After what felt like years, she reached the throne, and grinned at A Double. ”Can I, uh, can I sit here?” she asked, panting from her trek. Q was normally a calm, collected person, but tonight, vodka was in charge, and he was steering her towards A Double, with no brakes in sight.

One of the very few voices in the world that could have dragged him peacefully from his tranquilo mindset flooded into his ears, and A Double turned his attention to Quincy, smiling brightly at his best friend, though he rather suddenly sat up and squinted at her when he realized how out of breath she seemed to be. “Hey, are you okay? And, uhm… give me a second! This isn’t really made to fit, well… more than one A Double… I can make it bigger though! Can you hand me my shovel?”

Quincy laughed. A loud, joyful laugh, the kind that didn’t scare birds away, but instead invited them to hang out and smoke a joint. ”Of cooooourse I’m okay, A Dub. Of course. Of course. That is a very funny phrase. It sounds fake,” Quincy said, giggling. She ignored A Doubles request for a shovel, sighing and falling into his lap, giggling. She looked up straight into his eyes, really brown eyes, and grinned. ”Hi. You have pretty eyes,” she said, grinning wildly.

YIKES.

A Double was not sure exactly how to react to this situation, and he could feel an old villain creeping back up into throat. Oh, man, not now. He stared at Quincy for a few seconds that felt like an eternity, giving her a very long look into his eyes as he listened to her giggle. He’d never heard her giggle like that before! It was different!? Cute. Cute is the word you’re looking for, Mr. Bishop. Oh man, here we go. He had to say something or he’d look like a damn fool.

“T-th-thanks. I-I-I grew them mys-s-s-self.” He hadn’t STUTTERED in FOREVER. He’d worked really hard with a talking doctor to fix that! It came back sometimes though… only when he got really nervous. BUT SHE WAS SITTING ON TOP OF HIM. A Double’s normal color in his cheeks faded, and was soon replaced with the bright red of a blush. Now she’d think he was retarded. Dang.

Quincy’s eyes widened as A Double stuttered. She’d had no idea A Double even had a stutter. She couldn’t help but burst out giggling. ”That was so cute!” Q said in between gasping breaths. When she finally fell silent she leaned her head into his chest, smiling, before looking back up into his eyes. ”I think I’m drunk. And I think I’m in love with you,” she said, the gravity of her words completely lost on her.

DOUBLE YIKES.

Love!? A Double barely knew what love meant! She couldn’t just say things like that, and get all snuggly up to him! This was madness, this was confusion, this was so many things he’d never felt before. He’d spent the last twenty minutes building a throne of sand, for God’s sake. “T-t-t-th-that’s… g-g-good?” A Double offered carefully, feeling himself stutter and stumble over his words even more. “I-I-I-I think-k-k-k-k you’re drunk-k-k too.”

Quincy grinned and sat up straight, then leaned in until their foreheads were touching. ”A Double, you talk too much.” And then she went for it. She lightly pressed her lips to his, interlocking them, gently at first, and then with more force as she brought her hands up into A Double’s hair, exploring every dark strand there was to explore.

TRIPLE YIKES.

Is this what kissing was? A Double had never been kissed before! Why was she pulling his hair? Why did her lip gloss taste like cherries? Why didn’t anyone prepare him for this?! This was wild. This was unlike anything he’d ever experienced before in his entire life, and to be honest… he was into it. Way into it. Was all kissing like this, or was it just because Q was special to him!? He didn’t know. But what he did know was that he was leaning into it, pretty heavily.

Quincy Hart was fully aware of three things at that moment. One, was that she was currently straddling her best friend and tonguing him down at the same time. Two, was that he tasted like weed and peanuts, a taste that she was certain she’d never be able to forget. And three was that she was very, very, into it. So into it that she began to move her hips, as you do. The downside to this was that Quincy was drunk, and her movements were a bit more exaggerated than she’d planned, and her knee accidentally knocked A Double’s bong out of its BongHolder™, right onto the beach.

A Double was in the most sexually charged situation in his entire life, but unfortunately it had to end. He saw his bong falling out of his peripheral vision, and like any good stoner, he did the only rational thing: dive for it. And dive he did, taking Q with him, over the edge of the sand throne, and careening down to the sand. Now, A Double caught James Bong. James Bong, 00420, the reason A Double was tranquilo all the time… he was safe. But, the moment? The moment was gone. And rather than say anything, A Double just laid on his back, holding the bong into the air above him, some of the water sloshing out to the sand while he stared up at the night sky.

It had happened and now it was over. Q lifted a hand to her lips, as if she needed to make sure they were still there. They brushed across the surface gently, confirming their continued placement on her face. As she stared up into the sky, she came to realize how unlikely this series of events was, and exactly how perfect it was. If her mom and dad hadn’t met she would’ve never been born and then if her dad hadn’t died she never would’ve tried to ruin Hailey’s reputation and then she never would’ve become friends with A Double and she’d never have the best make out session of her life. Wow

A Double remained silent as Q checked on herself. He slowly brought James Bong down, sitting him carefully by his head. A Double was suddenly made very aware of a simple fact: he was hungry. Even though he’d eaten peanuts all day, and had stuffed almost a whole bag of chips into his mouth… he was real hungry. Honestly, he had a craving. It wasn’t his fault! He’d had it for a while now. He turned his head to look over at Q. “...hey, Q?”

Q turned her head slowly so she was looking over at A Double. ”Yes, A Dub?”

There were a few more seconds of silence.

“Do you wanna get some McDonald’s?”

Q mulled over the question for a moment.

”Yeah, sure.”


Location: Her home -> The Party
Interacting with: | Ophelia @Universorum|




Cassandra Clark was not known for her punctuality. She was an easily distracted creature, and this was known by most of her close friends. Tonight, that distraction was her sewing machine, and an elegant blue dress. She'd been working on this particular piece for weeks now, and was soooo close to finishing it up. Finally, she sewed the last stitch and stood up, stretching her legs and letting the beautiful work flow to the ground. She grinned. It was perfect.

Her perfect world shattered as she saw the time on the clock. "Fuck!" Cassie shouted, running to her closet and snatching a short black dress from off the hanger. She stripped and slipped the dress over her head, undoing her hair and letting the light brown tresses fall in waves down her head. She mussed it up with her hands, giving it less of a messy look and more of a "I just had good sex," vibe. She hastily did her make up, glossing her lips and doing light makeup on her eyes, frantically trying to get out of the house on time. It's not like it mattered. Boys would sleep with her if she showed up in sweats. She was seventeen, hot, and available. How much more could a straight guy want. Girls could take more effort, but she wasn't trying to work for sex tonight. She had been working all day and needed a break. A dick break.

Once her makeup was done she called an Uber and slipped into her black heels, grabbing a crimson clutch to add some color to this incredibly morbid attire. The girls were already together, heading to the party with Hailey, Trixie, Selena and Marshall, and some others if she recalled right. She'd told them her mom was being a huge bitch about her going out and that she'd had to agree to a movie night to get the pass. No need to let them know that if she didn't finish that dress she was going to be broke. In truth, her mom was working a double at the hospital, and wouldn't be home until the early morning. If she had been home, Cassie would have never been allowed out. Her mother heavily disapproved of partying.

As the Uber pulled up Cassie practically leaped in, offering the driver a smile. He grunted in response. She sighed and stared out the window as the Hills began to pass her by. She knew this was a bad idea. Her and the rest of her group had been specifically snubbed. But they were showing up anyways. Figures. One thing she'd always liked about the girls, is that they knew their power, and they threw it around. Cassie's power didn't lie in her family or in herself, like Ophelia, Brynn, Lauren, Marshall or the rest. Hers came from them. She got what she wanted because Ophelia's ghost was constantly staring everyone down, making sure they listened to her. And that was a perk that Cassie didn't mind.

Cassie made sure to steel herself for the party ahead. Leaving behind her home and entering the snake pit that was Beverly Hills always required a moment for Cassie to camouflage herself as the snobby rich girl they all believed her to be. She couldn't get caught in a lie. She'd never survive that getting out. Never.

When she arrived at the party, the driveway and the street in front of it was packed with cars, so many that if there were any neighbors they'd have surely called the cops by now. The music was so loud that she could hear it from inside the Uber, and the smoke from the bonfire poured into the sky. She thanked her driver and stepped out of the car, straightening out her dress and walking up to the front, her heels clacking against the pavement. The front door was unguarded, which Cassie assumed meant that Ophelia and the others had made it in unscathed. Perfect, Cassandra thought as she strutted into the party, looking around at the drunken teenagers, grinding up against each other like they'd been deprived of sex for centuries.

Immediately Cassie spotted Ophelia at a table filled with a plethora of snacks. Relieved, Cassie made a beeline for her friend, tapping her on the shoulder as she reached the bar. "Hey! Sorry I'm late! Now, let's do shots," Cassie said, grinning. She may have been stressed coming into the party, but now that she was here, she was going to have fun. She was young and hot and it was a new year. What more could there be to celebrate?

Quincy was drunk. That much was incredibly clear to everyone at the party. She’d finally taken herself out of the living room and back into the kitchen, where the group of shot doers from before had disappeared, probably out to the bonfire. She did recognize one person however. Those red locks were hard to forget. Texas Q thought as she strutted over to the girl. Well, stumbled was more like it, but Quincy definitely thought she was strutting.

Quincy, a girl on an unknown mission, walked up to where Savannah was talking with some rando and forced her way into the conversation, giving the random student a quizzical look until she walked away. She then turned to Savannah, leaning up against the wall and grinned. ”You are that girl from Texas, right? My mom always told me that people from Texas were very wise,” Quincy said, her words slurring slightly, unbeknownst to Quincy.

Savvy had been talking to one of the girls who recently had started writing for the newspaper, but was interrupted by someone stumbling into the middle of their conversation. She looked at the blonde, curly haired girl that had just busted in out of nowhere, and recognized her from one of her classes. “Yeah, I’m Savannah. Feel free to call me Sav. And that’s a nice thing to say, your mama definitely raised you right.” What was her name… Chrissy? No, that wasn’t it. Kinzie? Didn’t sound right. Suddenly she remembered that it was... “Quincy, is it?” she asked, stirring her drink with the little paper umbrella that had been placed in it.

Quincy grinned and started to chuckle. ”She’s alright I guess. But yes, that’s me! Quincy Hart, at your service? Or are you at mine?” Quincy pondered, chewing on her lip as her brain attempted to peer through the haze of alcohol to the answers she so desperately wanted. ”First off, I need you to know, that I am very drunk. And b, I need your advice, and since you probably know next to nothing about me or my life, and you’re from Texas, I imagine you’re the woman for the job,” Quincy said, grinning.

The redhead couldn’t help but laugh at the inebriated girl in front of her; Quincy was both fearless and quirky and Sav thought it was endearing that she was asking her for advice, even though they were only really acquaintances. Curious as to what it was about and why she was the so-called “woman for the job”, Sav egged her on. “I don’t know how being from Texas is gonna assist you, love, but I’m all ears.”

Quincy grinned, the genuine kind of toothy grin that only alcohol, childhood, and pure elation bring about. ”Well you see, my favorite little Texan, there is a boy. His name is Alan Alexander, but he hates that, so he only goes by A Double. It’s stupid, but it’s cute. Anyways, I would very much like to make out with him. The problem, my dear redhead, is that we are friends. And I watch enough TV to know that friends making out is bad,” Quincy said, vomiting words as fast as her tongue could move. Hey, better than actual vomit.

Sav smirked, understanding now why the blonde had approached her instead of someone she knew. Mentally promising to keep her secret safe, she began to help the girl solve her issue. “Well, it’s not always bad to make out with your friends. If you don’t try, then you’ll always sit around and wonder what it could be.” She was surprised with the words that escaped from her mouth. Savvy didn’t have any sisters, and the closest thing she had was Martha, who didn’t tend to ask for advice often due to her belief in the cards, so she was quite impressed with her own choice of words. Maybe I should follow my own advice sometime she thought to herself, a certain redheaded boy on her mind once again. “Where is this, ‘A Double’ now?”

Quincy nodded at this sage woman’s advice, like an ancient cavewoman listening to the words of a shaman. People from Texas were wise! ”He’s outside, building a sand castle,” Quincy said, grinning, a look in her eyes that screamed, “I am in love”.

“Well then, go find him, plant one on him, and see what happens! Worse comes to worse, if he’s not into it, you can just blame it on the alcohol tomorrow morning.” Savvy laughed, clearly getting the sense of how much this girl liked the boy she was talking about. Cupid must have been floating around, cause Quincy definitely had love on the brain.

Quincy was beaming. This girl was a genius. ”Sav, you are a genius! A love guru! I’m gonna go make out with this boy!” Quincy shouted, spinning around to face the beach that waited out in the back of the house. She began to march towards the back door but quickly backtracked, smiling at Savannah. ”I might not remember this conversation in the morning, but I appreciate it. If you can find me, add me on Snapchat. You’re the best. Quincy out!” With that, Quincy, her mission clear, marched out towards the beach, her cheeks warm with the fire of liquor and love.

Location: The Partayyyyyyyy
Interacting with: Nobody in particular




Quincy was starting to believe that she may be drunk. And she'd only had one drink. Jesus, I am a lightweight, she thought to herself as she meandered through the party, her cup held close to her chest, as if she was afraid someone was going to come and snatch it from her hands. She was drunk, and she was going to continue getting drunk.

Currently Quincy was in the living room, squeezing past groups of people, to get to the kitchen where kids were doing shots of liquor that was far too expensive, and far harder than she was used too. Seemed fun. Q swaggered up to the island where an assortment of kids were gathered, and motioned for the boy holding the bottle of what she could now see was gin, to pour her some. The boy gave her a look, one she had grown used to since leaving the life of a prep behind. "You sure you wanna dance with this shit, burner? Might get you a bit too fucked up?" the boy said, sneering.

Q had grown all too used to patronization. She was a pretty blonde girl, of course boys wanted to act like she was a child. Even A Double, when they had first met, had tried to teach her how to smoke, like she was an idiot. But Q wasn't one for being talked down to. "Literally, get on your knees, pull my pants down, and choke on my dick, I know how to hold my liquor, asshole!" Quincy shouted, snatching the bottle from his hands. The students gathered around grew silent for a second, before that silence turned into raucous laughter, their own drunkenness driving them to hysteria. Quincy grinned and poured herself a shot, which quickly found itself being poured down Quincy's throat, followed by the rest of whatever the hell Henry had given her. Christ that was good

For someone who got so worked up about her drinking ability, Q really was a lightweight. She wasn't sure when she got to the dance floor but she was there now, dancing with so little regard for her own reputation that she would've made any thot jealous. The world seemed to move faster than she was, like she was spinning and dropping and popping out of sync with the world around her. She could hear the crowd cheering as she dropped to the ground, and hopped right back up again, never seeming to lose breath. Finally, after what felt like forever, Q gravitated off to the corner of the living room, where she watched her peers grope each other, and for whatever reason, thought of A Double and his sand castle.


Location: The Callaghan Residence -> Selena's House
Interacting with: | Selena | Marshall (Mentioned) @Silent Observer|


Jamie's Outfit


A party was being thrown. And Jamie Callaghan didn't have an invite. This was, strange, to say the least. Everybody knew that Jamie loved to party. After he'd come out he'd thrown a fucking amazing rager for the school. And this is how he's repaid. He looked in his bedroom mirror and shook his head. He was peeved.

Of course, he could only blame himself for this one. The Elite were throwing the party, and at the moment, he was very publicly a HOT girl lackey. Not that he had much of a choice. Sure he didn't love Hailey, she was a control freak, but he knew that she had the power. And so he followed. Not to mention, if he wanted to take over the paper from Trixie, he'd have to be her friend. So, since junior year had begun, he'd been getting closer and closer to the It Girls. It helped that he was already close with Selena and Marshall, and he and Trixie were on good terms. He'd begun hanging around more and more, and clearly it had showed, because now people were associating him with them. Wild.

But it would all be worth it in the end. If he played his cards right, Trixie would fall from grace quicker than he could say caviar. And he'd step in. He felt a little bad about it. He truly didn't have anything against Trixie. Just, that she was an easy target. Well, the easiest. For now, he'd bide his time, and let Ophelia talk them into the party. It wasn't the end of the world. Plus, Marshall would be there. He didn't mind that at all.

Just as Jamie was finishing putting on his shoes, Katie barged into his room, grinning. "Where are you off to big brother?" she asked, smirking. "Katie, we go to the same school, you know exactly where I'm going," he replied, giving himself a final once over in the mirror. Katie grinned. "From what I heard, you weren't invited. Too deep in all that It Girl drama to make the cut?" Katie teased, following Jamie out of his room and downstairs. "Fuck off Katie!" he shouted, slamming the front door behind him. His parents were gone with the twins for the next few days, at a karate tournament with the twins. He and Katie had both plead the "too much school stuff" card, and had been granted the house. Thank God.

Jamie pulled up to Selena's house fifteen minutes later, the first one to arrive from the looks of it. The Sterling residence was massive, but it hardly awed him. He'd grown up in luxury. It would take a lot to make him gawk. He got out of his car, not even bothering to lock it, and strutted up to the front door. He was one of the few kids in the Hills who drove his own car. Most kids had a driver, but Jamie liked to be behind the wheel, both metaphorically and literally. He took a deep breath. He was nervous, he always was before entering the lions den that was the It Girls. Luckily, Selena wasn't a total raging bitch, and so he felt...somewhat secure around her. Not totally safe, but who was totally safe in high school? He rang the doorbell and a housekeeper let him in, one who he recognized but couldn't remember.

The teenager led himself to Selena's room, having been over more than enough to know the way. Even in a house as big as the Sterlings', Jamie could find his way. A gift, truly. He knocked on her bedroom door lightly before pushing it open. "Knock knock, the second token gay has arrived," Jamie said, smirking.
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