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Post by Peter Campanelli on Jun 24, 2012 20:18:19 GMT -5
He ignored the dig about the word chillax, instead watching the two giggling girls for a moment before turning back to Sidney. "I wish I got to make out with girls as often as you seem to think I do." He was grinning as he said it, "I don't know what I do, I don't think about it. I just do whatever I want. If there's a good song, I dance, if there's a pretty fifth year, I chat her up." For once he wasn't bragging, simply stating a fact. "What do you want to do?"
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Post by Sidney W. Meade on Jun 24, 2012 20:25:09 GMT -5
"Well with all of the stories you'd think you never come up for air." Her words held mo malice as she thought over his question. What did she want to do? She was honestly content with talking to Peter.
But she wanted to push the envelope. She wanted to try this just being and doing whatever thing. Glancing around she wondered what was the craziest thing she could do tonight and then worked her way down from that to find something reasonable. "I kind of want to go down there and dance. Maybe try whatever concoction they're passing around in that flask." Her words were low as if she was embarrassed to say them and she wasn't entirely sure that he could hear her but the words were out and she felt the excitement begin to build in her stomach.
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Post by Peter Campanelli on Jun 24, 2012 20:31:40 GMT -5
He didn't think about it, Peter just grabbed her hand and pulled her down toward the crowd, darting around the other students who were milling about. "Usually whatever's in the flask makes you a better dancer. Or at least makes you think you are."
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Post by Sidney W. Meade on Jun 24, 2012 20:37:53 GMT -5
Her hand held his a little tighter as they moved through the crowd and she laughed at his comment about the flask. "So it's safe to say it isn't pumpkin juice?" she said as they continued to move her question one that didn't need an answer.
She really liked this song. It was not slow and had a nice beat. It was something that had she been alone she may have been jumping around to. "Can you dance?" she asked as she squeezed past a dancing couple.
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Post by Peter Campanelli on Jun 24, 2012 20:47:34 GMT -5
"Can I[//i] dance? Can I dance?" His tone implied the idea was laughable. "I'm a musician," he said, getting into the groove of the song. "I have natural rhythm." Truth was, he wasn't a bad dancer for a white guy, marginally better than average, but as with many things, what he lacked in skill he made up for with confidence.
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Post by Sidney W. Meade on Jun 24, 2012 20:58:38 GMT -5
Pressing her lips together to try and keep a straight face, Sidney just nodded. "Don't get pouty when I show you up then." she said, the smile she was holding back spreading across her face as she began to move as well. She didn't think she was a bad dancer. She had some rhythm. Flicking her hair around she got into the song and thought that just being could be attainable for her after all.
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Post by Peter Campanelli on Jun 25, 2012 10:09:48 GMT -5
"Pouty? Me?" He feigned incredulity.Sidney wasn't a bad dancer at all, which he'd been a little worried about her spazzing around and looking silly. Although girls rarely looked as silly as guys, if for no other reason than they were girls, with hair and curves and all. They just looked better no matter what they were doing, and Sidney was a particularly nice looking girl. Peter wasn't blind to that fact as he settled into a rhythm in front of her. This wasn't his favorite type of music, but he recognized its danceability factor was high.
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Post by Sidney W. Meade on Jun 25, 2012 10:29:00 GMT -5
"Yes pouty." Sidney said as they moved. "You make this face when you're losing or not doing well. Like this." She rearranged her features and settled into her best impression of Peter. She was sure it wasn't exact but pretty close in her opinion. Laughing again she fell back into the rythm of the song, her blonde ponytail flicking about as her bangs fell into her face.
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Post by Peter Campanelli on Jun 26, 2012 7:59:44 GMT -5
"Like this?" Peter crossed his eyes and stuck out his tongue, an act that was made even sillier by the fact that he was still bopping along to the music as he did it.
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Post by Sidney W. Meade on Jun 26, 2012 8:48:52 GMT -5
Sidney laughed, her head thrown back at Peter's face. He looked ridiculous yet still undoubtedly cool. How did he do that? Giving him a thumbs up she nodded, "Just like that." Opening her mouth to make another quip she was nudged by a passing partygoer and tumbled forward onto her knees. The sting ran through her body but instead of tears, Sidney's residual laughter from Peter's antics surfaced and quickly escalated into a laugh where she was sure he would think she had lost her mind; something she already believed.
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Post by Peter Campanelli on Jun 26, 2012 9:12:10 GMT -5
Peter wasn't quick enough (or paying enough attention) to catch Sid before she fell. And once she did, his eyes went wide, but returned to normal when he saw she was laughing. "As much fun as it is to have a pretty girl bowing down in front of me," He extended his hand to help her up. "Come on, darling, up you go."
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Post by Sidney W. Meade on Jun 26, 2012 9:26:10 GMT -5
Laughing softly, Sidney took Peter's hand. "Well that was fun." she said with amused sarcasm. Wiping at her eyes and brushing off her skirt she then looked around. She was dancing but where was that flask? She should at least try it before she chickened out and called it a night. "Have you seen that flask in the past few minutes?" she called over the music.
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Post by Peter Campanelli on Jun 26, 2012 10:59:38 GMT -5
With seeker like reflexes, Peter grabbed one of the flasks out of the hands of a 4th year. "He's too young for this stuff anyway." he said with a grin and passed the flask to Sidney. "Ladies first." the watched curiously to see how she'd react to the contents.
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Post by Sidney W. Meade on Jun 26, 2012 11:50:34 GMT -5
She was incredibly nervous as she took the flask. She had drank before, at weddings and once with an older cousin, but she was no where near anything higher than desperate lightweight.
Wiping the mouth off on her shirt because Sidney is Sidney, she raised the flask to her lips and took a swig. It burned down her throat and filled her with an almost uncomfortable amount of warmth. With lips pursed and the back of her hand raised to her lips, she shook her head. Dropping her hand she looked at the flask, "Don't tell my Mum but that isn't pumpkin juice." Finishing by taking another drink before passing it to Peter with clenched eyes.
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Post by Peter Campanelli on Jun 26, 2012 15:33:40 GMT -5
He raised an eyebrow when she wiped the mouth but didn't comment, instead letting her drink at her own pace. Smirking at the faces she made, Peter accepted the flask and took a drink himself before making and even sillier face. "Christ! This is awful." He exclaimed
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