Grace Violet (
madeofstories) wrote2011-12-31 11:23 pm
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[Dated 12/31] For Scripps
There's something almost magical about tonight, and it goes far beyond the fact that the building that used to be the compound is so wonderfully decorated, that the kitchen seems to somehow have anything to eat or drink that anyone might ever want. There's almost an electricity to the night that she can't quite put her finger on, something that brings to mind the party in Baz Luhrmann's version of Romeo and Juliet. They've all been forced into something wonderful and formal, even if part of it is only a facade.
It isn't that she's been looking for Scripps in particular, but admittedly, when her eyes scan the crowded building, he's one of the faces she's hoping to see. So, it's no surprise that she brightens upon seeing his familiar face in the throng, and approaches, a glass of champagne in each hand— one for herself, and one as an offering.
"Enjoying the party?" she asks.
It isn't that she's been looking for Scripps in particular, but admittedly, when her eyes scan the crowded building, he's one of the faces she's hoping to see. So, it's no surprise that she brightens upon seeing his familiar face in the throng, and approaches, a glass of champagne in each hand— one for herself, and one as an offering.
"Enjoying the party?" she asks.
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"But I won't say anything, if that's what you'd like."
It helps that Grace isn't entirely sure who Dakin is; she thinks that she may have met him once, but can't be certain.
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"...was that your first kiss?" she asks him, and it's not that she thinks it's a bad thing at all if it was, but she somehow feels guilty for not knowing. She might've done things differently, otherwise.
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"Besides, there's always time to practice, isn't there?"
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"So," she says, "what happens now?"
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