Posts by Havoxious

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    Hannah cooley brushed her bangs out of her face, using the tip of her middle finger to slide up her glasses. She glanced around the table, trying to suppress a smile.
    "Look at us." she started, glancing down at her coffee. "While other kids are out shooting it up, getting high, causing havoc with the police, and getting smashed, we're here in a Café doing nothing but drinking sh*tty coffee. Our parents oughta be proud." she stated jokingly.

    It's a horse drawn carriage xD))
    "Woah, WOAH! Hey!" Hannah started yelling, her horse spooking at the sound of gunfire. She let out a grumble, reaching down and whipping a rock at the girls gun, allowing her to cease fire.
    "That's enough!" she spoke, her voice raised to an extent. Rarely did she get mad, but when it came to her horses she was easily pissed off. She drew back her bow and let a few arrows fly, nailing some nearby zombies between the eyes. She let out a prolonged sigh, waiting for the remaining survivors to hurry up and get in.
    Hannah wasn't a kind girl, and she certainly wasn't patient. As she sat she contemplated whether she should leave them or not. She argued with her soft side for a while before deciding to stay.
    They would need to hurry, though, she was not risking her life for a group of easily distracted children.

    Hannah just shrugged it off, almost dropping her coffee when her phone vibrated in her pocket. She flipped open the phone, staring at the text she had just received. Another from her mom.
    'The dishes better be done when we get home or you're dead.'
    Another typical mom text. She let out a silent sigh, placing her coffee cup on the table.
    "I'm going to head out actually, I have some stuff to do. If you want you can drop by my house on 3rd street after you're done. It's the biggest house there... it's hard to miss. My parents are out for the weekend, so if you want to stop by or something it's cool."

    Hannah turned around before leaving, not wanting to make it obvious she didn't want to be alone.
    "Hey uh...Aiji?" she started, rubbing her arm slightly as she looked at him. "If you're uh... if you're not doing anything you can come with me." she said, looking at the ground. "I mean... I do still owe you and we can play rock band or something."
    Hannah just stopped talking, resisting the urge to facepalm and mentally slapping herself in the face.
    'Just invite them over to play Rock band. Yeah, that's really cool.'

    Immediately she brightened up, smiling at him. She thought about Angel and her time at the gym and sighed, hoping she would drop by as well, and maybe even bring her friend, Constantine.
    It was kind of hard for her to accept the fact she had made friends. It was a rare occasion, and she really didn't want to blow it. Hannah walked slowly over to the door, thinking for a moment. She swung the glass door open and the bell chimed, keeping it open as she waited for Aiji.

    Hannah really didn't like having other people pay, but she let it slide, smiling over to him, rather embarrassed that she had almost forgotten to pay.
    "Thank you." she said, leaning against the door as she waited. Just then her phone vibrated. She took it out of her pocket, reading it in her mind.
    'I'll be waiting.'
    She had no idea who the text came from, and she didn't really care. She checked the time. 5:23. Perfect.

    Hannah looked up at him, her eyes not quite reaching his. She grinned, finally averting her gaze. "Yeah." she murmured, letting him outside before shutting the door behind him.
    Her house wasn't to far from the Café, maybe only a ten minute walk, but Hannah didn't mind. She hoped that nobody was at her house yet. The size of it would easily confuse someone who didn't live there. She picked up her pace, walking towards the short-cut to her home.

    OOC: Certainly!


    Hannah had her face covered in a book, her glasses placed neatly on her nose as she rapidly read page after page. Her reading habits were weird, even she'd admit that, but she still loved it too much to give it up. With a jolt she stood, subtly whipping the book on the table.
    "Someone's here."