head in the clouds, cody

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[atrb=border,0,true][atrb=style, width: 400px; background-color: #343434; padding:20px; border-top: 10px #af9390 solid; border-bottom: 10px #af9390 solid;] this girl is on fire ( WORDS ) 592 ( TAGGED ) CHAR/CODY ( OUTFIT ) CLICK A tall and skinny dark-haired girl was standing right in the middle of the crowd on the Dick Clark’s New Year party at one of the many ABC’s Time Square Studios. Her big black eyes were wide open and wandering all around the people around her. Dressed in a vintage dress, she was shivering, but not from the cold. Outside there, where all the people were, was definitely cold, but here, where the celebrities were, was not. She was shivering, because she was boundlessly happy to be where she was. Her friend Raynold Graves did not know for sure how happy she was that he gave her his pass. It was free, and there were no tickets, but not anyone could enter this party. And she was astronomically thankful to the same guy. That was Summer. She was not that excited because that was her first big party at which she was surrounded by so many famous people that could help her on her way into the industry. Well, partly because of that, but mostly because it was one of her biggest dreams. She and Alaska – her best friend – moved out from Newcastle upon Tyne in UK straight into the flat of Summer’s old friend Ray. They knew each other for years – long before he started wandering around the USA; they hung around with the same people; they grew up together. Raynold Graves just got back from Moscow and went straight to Los Angeles, and for that reason he was glad to give away his flat in New York to Summer and Alaska. So, the two girls were not jumping from hotel to hotel while they were looking for their own place. Plus, they were taking care of Jersey, Ray’s golden retriever. “I think I’m going to faint,” said Alaska looking around with her shining eyes. Summer grinned at her and put her hand around her shoulders. She was so happy that she had the chance to greet the new year witt one of her closest people. She was sad that Ray and her dad were not here, but Alaska’s presence compensated it all. “Wait, wait, wait,” Summer murmured into her friend’s ear, “Isn’t that Joseph Gordon-Levitt?” Alaska almost screamed out loud, “Where? Where? Show me!” The man was Alaska’s favorite actor and she was ready to kill a man just to meet him. Now that he was here and she had the chance to speak to him was her biggest dream coming true. “Over there,” the dark-haired girl pointed in the middle of the crowd. “Fuck it, I’m going to speak to him,” Alaska said after she focused him. “Go, girl! Go,” Summer almost sang to her. “Aren’t you coming with me?” the girl asked her friend looking at her suspiciously. It was not that Summer was not a friend of Joseph Gordon-Levitt, too. “I’m going to take drinks,” she answered, and then chuckled after Alaska nodded at her and quickly melted into the crowd of people after her biggest love. Summer made her way to the nearest bar stopping here and there to great some faces which Ray introduced to her before. She was not that popular yet, but people could remember her face - often she was the most smiling and shining person they had ever met. The young girl leaned on the bar and after the bartender caught her eyes, he quickly went to her. “Whiskey. Small.” Summer said and then quickly added “Two.” Alaska would definitely need a shot after the most important encounter in her life. I HOPE I'LL BE HIT BY MORE MUSE FOR MY NEXT POSTS, LOVE!

table by CALIFORNIA DREAMING of CAUTION 2.0, lyrics by maroon 5

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SUMMER . 646 WORDS . OUTFIT . THESE TWO WILL BE GREAT

Cody was on the brink of filming Are We Officially Dating?, so he decided to fly out of Los Angeles a week or so early to familiarize himself with the city. Again. New York hadn't been on his agenda for quite some time now. His most recent films had him in North Carolina, Illinois, and most often, his homeland of Los Angeles. Are We Officially Dating? was a romantic comedy about three bachelors that make a pact to stay single. His character, Jason, ends up meeting a beautiful woman played by Imogen Poots. Overall, Cody was ecstatic to begin filming. A comedy was exactly what he needed to balance out the heavier works he'd been focusing on. Each role taught him something valuable about himself and the world around him. Admittedly, he was a tad anxious to be back in the big city, for Keani called New York City her home. Among the vast majority of people Cody fell out of touch with, Keani was the person he felt the guiltiest about. All the others hadn't known him the way Keani did. Leaving her in the dust was one of most prominent grievances, but Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve was no place to wallow in love lost. "Hey, man. How's it going?" a voice greeted, thrusting him out of his thoughts.

Cody turned to find Corbin Bleu, an old High School Musical buddy, standing before him. "Looking sharp!" Cody observed, shaking his hand. His High School Musical days had been incredibly simple on the set with Corbin, Vanessa, Ashley, and the others. Speaking with Corbin for twenty minutes or so again distinguished the differences between then and now. After the High School Musical trilogy wrapped up, Corbin remained with Disney for a couple more years before moving onto supporting roles with other companies. Cody knew how difficult shaking off a Disney image could be. Hell, he was merely lucky to step out of that rut when he did. Jim had seen a pattern in Disney stars, and he instantly racked up as many auditions for Cody as possible. Metropolitan Films picked him up as Link in Hairspray after High School Musical 2 wrapped. New Line Cinema picked him up as Mike O'Donnell in 17 Again following High School Musical 3: Senior Year. Truly, Cody had his previous manager to thank for all his success post-Disney. Jim fell off the face of the Hollywood world a year ago. Cody hadn't taken enough time out of his schedule to find him since. Once more, guilt punched him in the gut.

Obviously his conscience was in full-swing tonight. He quickly made the decision to grab a drink. "Rum and Coke, please," Cody ordered. He pulled out his wallet and set the appropriate amount of money on the counter. As he waited, Cody took the moment to look around. People were dancing and having a great time on the last day of 2012. Cody preferred to make appearances at parties with a friend in tow, especially when he was unfamiliar with the terrain. Riding solo was simply one of many odd, quirky scenarios Cody felt uncomfortable in. Naturally a social person, the need to speak with someone was always great and expanding. The bartender finally brought his drink over and headed down the line to a couple who walked up. Cody didn't recognize them. Then, the empty space beside him was suddenly occupied by a petite brunette wearing an ornate full-sleeved dress that accented her figure wonderfully. He couldn't help but overhear her ordering not one but two Whiskey shots. "Someone obviously knows how to party," he commented, turning to face her. The mystery woman 's face was structured softly and looked pale in the light. Cody couldn't shake the feeling he'd seen her before, though he'd definitely not forget a face like hers.

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[atrb=border,0,true][atrb=style, width: 400px; background-color: #343434; padding:20px; border-top: 10px #af9390 solid; border-bottom: 10px #af9390 solid;] this girl is on fire ( WORDS ) 740 ( TAGGED ) CHAR/CODY ( OUTFIT ) CLICK Someone’s voice caressed Summer’s ears as she ordered the drink for herself and Alaska. The young girl immediately looked to the side where the voice was coming from, expecting to see a complete stranger. You know, the ones that were always trying to hit on the lonely girl on the bar, though this party was definitely not like any other party. People knew each other here, and if they did not, they could not allow themselves to behave like normal reckless young people. They were celebrities, and that completely changed the rules of the game. Not to mention the fact that the whole room was full of journalists – that was making people to act in a way different way. Summer found herself somehow amazed that this was true for her, too, even if she was not a famous woman, followed by paparazzi everywhere. She also found herself pretty surprised to see exactly Cody Jamison Reyes here. And he was talking to her. It did not seem that he recognized her, which instead of offending, Summer found quite funny. Plus, it was just a small chat between the two of them; it was not something big. Following the rules of their game, she decided not to reveal her personality yet. He was going to find out who she was sooner or later. Summer gave her best not to start screaming and jumping around the movie star, which she would have done if they were not at the dick clark’s new year party. Instead, she smiled widely at the man, still leaning on the bar – not a single muscle of her body revealed the excitement that went through it after she found out about cody’s presence. “Oh, I do,” she nodded at him. His suit in winy color fixed him perfectly, following the shapes of his body. And Cody Reyes had a body he should have been proud of, Summer took a mental note. The big smile upon her face did not fade away even when she looked at the bartender and saw him taking another order without giving her the two shots of whiskey she had ordered earlier. An idea to fill in her time with Cody’s presence here flashed up into her head. Summer looked back at him, this time shamelessly crawling with her eyes from the top of his head to the end of his shoes. “Hey,” she finally said, turning her big black eyes straight at his, “I know who you are.” She chuckled quietly. Oh, my, she really liked this game. She was not trying to play it as if she was one of those mysterious unknown girls, though she most likely looked exactly like one into his eyes. She did not give him the chance to respond to her statement, because she looked down with her wide smile still upon her lips, and then stepped closer to him. She looked up straight into his blue eyes – gosh, she could not believe that actually they as beautiful as they seemed at all of the actor’s pictures. “You are Jack Jansen,” she said seriously, but then quickly started laughing. Of course, she could’ve said Troy Bolton referring to Reyes’ role in High School Musical, because it was the role that shot him up and made a young celebrity of him. To be honest, it was also the first movie in which Summer spotted him, but now, a few years later, she could honestly say that he had much more talent than he had shown in that movie. There was something big inside of him, some kind of a astronomically big talent, which he had shown and, in her opinion, would continue to show in his next projects. Summer glanced at the bartender just to see that he was still trying to catch up with the orders that had been made before she ordered, and then stared at Cody again. Slowly, without taking her eyes off of his and her smile off of her lips, she took the glass from the man’s hand and carried it to her lips. She smelled it briefly, and then took a small sip of it. “Hmmm, rum and coke, right?” She said, giving him back his drink. “Classic.” She chuckled and then turned against the bar, leaning her back on it. “By the way, I’m Summer.” She grinned, and then added: “THE Summer.” It was amazing to see his reaction to her words. SORRY FOR THE LATENESS, HUN!

table by CALIFORNIA DREAMING of CAUTION 2.0, lyrics by maroon 5