Annie Hargreeves (
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Theodoric of York | Friday Evening
Annie had had kind of A Week. She'd been a child over the weekend (which hadn't actually been that hard on her, until she'd had to deal with the sprinkle situation on Monday), and then there had been the whole thing with her boyfriend getting shot (calling it a bullet graze surprisingly did not make it better!), and she'd also had to teach class today and now her neck kind of hurt from holding an encyclopedia on her head for awhile. (And whose dumb idea had that been, Annie?)
Anyway. Annie was a girl who got her nails done regularly anyway, but it had felt even more necessary than normal today. And in her unending quest to get Rey to enjoy the girlier, dumber things in life, she'd invited her along.
And now Annie was sitting with her feet under a little UV lamp, letting the paint on her toes dry as she flipped through a magazine and admired her newly-shellacked fingers. "It's not too much, is it?" Her nails were a slightly darker shade of pink this time, so...no, they were not too much. (She'd gone for a much more bold fuchsia on her toes, though! Daring.)
[for she who is narratively mentioned but it's an open spa for all your spa needs, too!]
Anyway. Annie was a girl who got her nails done regularly anyway, but it had felt even more necessary than normal today. And in her unending quest to get Rey to enjoy the girlier, dumber things in life, she'd invited her along.
And now Annie was sitting with her feet under a little UV lamp, letting the paint on her toes dry as she flipped through a magazine and admired her newly-shellacked fingers. "It's not too much, is it?" Her nails were a slightly darker shade of pink this time, so...no, they were not too much. (She'd gone for a much more bold fuchsia on her toes, though! Daring.)
[for she who is narratively mentioned but it's an open spa for all your spa needs, too!]

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She'd try most things (that didn't involve calling attention to herself) but she also recognized when yes, they were a little weird.
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Though she could admit that if you didn't already do this regularly, it might be kind of a weird practice. But also so pretty!
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She couldn't climb with those. And they definitely ended in an injury to Silver somehow.
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"I got French tips once," Annie admitted, pointing to what she meant. "And I could barely use my phone." There had been a lot of very, very careful typing.
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That was the part Rey really found weird. Her feet were under a lamp. She had to put sunscreen on her toenails.
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Maybe she was missing something!
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Maybe. That had lasted about two days without chipping.
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She didn't draw out the O like Summer did, mostly because she actually didn't know that his first name was a whole thing. She just called him that because Rey called him that. But her tone was kind of conspiratorial, because talking about boys was fun that way.
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But, it'd been enough time and she was comfortable enough in all of this by now to say, "Even if it should have been."
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Diego, on the other hand, had basically never been her friend. He had gone from being a hot guy at the gym to being a hot guy she made out with, with a little stop at 'hot guy she beat up' in the middle.
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Like, far, far cry from Sean Jakowski and Drummer Boy, Rey, damn.
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First boyfriends were usually not in their thirties, which had a lot to do with it.
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