life of the party / dale
Sept 30, 2012 14:16:02 GMT -5
Post by stephanie on Sept 30, 2012 14:16:02 GMT -5
Stevi knew that Dale would come around eventually. She'd been the most constant woman in his life since he was twelve, and he always ran back to her no matter what. She wasn't sure what held him anchored to her. Their history or her vivacious personality? Stevi wanted to say her personality was flawless, but she knew that wasn't necessarily the case. Dale tolerated her because he had to. A friendship of eight years wasn't so easily forgotten. So what if he was dating Jolene at the moment? In three months, she would be out of the picture, and Dale would officially be hers for the weekends like old times. Stevi could easily find a man of her own to tie down, but her wild and carefree youth called most of her shots. Nineteen was too young to be serious about anyone. Tavin had proven that to her the other day when he had been lower than hell, moping about that Andrea girl who broke his heart.
Stevi surveyed her closet. Her fame had come with an infinite allowance to spend on virtually anything she chose. The average girl bee-lined for the flashy, sequined ensembles with bedazzled shoes to match. Stevi Rae's closet was filled to the brim with fitted jeans, band t-shirts, and sneakers apart from the exclusive section dedicated to get-ups fit for premieres, parties, and wild nights out with Dale Beresford. She grinned. Her fingers tore threw the layers of cloth until she reached a blue minidress. Perfect! Stevi tore the dress from its hanger and strewn it over the footboard of her bed before she hopped into the shower. The gentle rumble of movie gun shots shook her home with the new speakers she'd gifted her dad. His new accessories induced a strange love for explosions which tickled Stevi pink. Her father was easy to please, and after knowing him for nineteen years, Stephanie knew exactly how to get away with anything she desired.
For example, there was no way in hell he would let her sneak past him in her blue mini. That's why she topped off her look with a pair of her favorite sweatpants. The pants were adorned with a band that made them less atrocious, and paired with her blue mini, she looked perfect for the gym. Her golden clutch was stuffed with her make-up, a comb, and an emergency bottle of pepper spray just in case. Acting was in her blood, so she wasn't fazed by the various questions her mother had for her when she stepped into the foyer. Where are you going? Why do you have those heels? Who are you going with? The answers were as follows: the gym, they're for a friend, and Dale. Her mother's face exploded with color when Dale was mentioned. She thought they were dating or something. Honestly, Stevi stopped trying to understand her mom a long time ago, just as her mother stopped trying to figure out why Stevi did the things she did. Their relationship had never been healthier than it was then. Hopefully, Stevi could keep her mother in tow that way.
"Don't say a thing, Beresford," she warned Dale as she climbed into his car. "Just drive." Stevi began shedding the sweatpants to reveal her newly-shaved, glistening legs. She threw her pants into the back seat and untied her ungodly ponytail. The city flew past them as Dale sped the way he did. She had a few minutes to perfect her hair and make-up before they arrived at whatever club Dale decided to take them to. Challenge accepted. Her comb achieved a moderate amount of volume, and smoky make-up accented the dark beads on her blue mini well. "I seriously need to get my own place," she complained, applying make-up in the drop-down mirror of Dale's car.
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