comeoutwrong | Outside Herbert Hoover Cabin [Thursday, Evening]

First week or so in this sodding weird place, really hadn't been as awful as she'd expected. There were a few people even weren't too bad (and the ones that were she could still annoy the hell out of), a bar where they didn't even try and card her, and there were even a few parties. What else did she really need, right?

For all the last few days had been quieter for her, a couple of classes and not much else, making her way to find other people felt like just a little too much social effort. She could see the light of a couple of other cabins dotted around through the dusk from here, and that was good enough for her.

It was still relatively warm out, so she settled on the steps of her cabin and stretched out to enjoy a bit of evening air, and a bit of evening spliff, to watch the odd moose wander past (and god, being stoned made that a lot easier to digest).

... And hope that she didn't get bitched at for being a fire hazard, or whatever. She was not a fucking fire hazard. She was great with fire.

[[I neeeeed a study break. SO open!]]

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"I can do the same for you in Buddy Class," she offered with a smirk. Not that she thought falling asleep in front of Loki would be in any way a good idea.

... Might be funny if she did, though.

"I should be all right," she admitted, "but who knows what might happen around here?"

Effy got a smile.

"Thanks."

Effy shrugged. "Who knows," she repeated.

Honestly she doubted she'd do much good on that count, for all she was TA. She'd got the job purely for being a cocky pain, after all.

"Least it's not fucking raining glitter this time."

Fiona showed her disgust quite plainly.

"It was nice for a few minutes but I couldn't get it out of my hair for days."

"Sometimes, a shower just isn't enough." And that had definitely been one of those days.

Not that she didn't consider it partially worth it to see a few big guys wandering around covered in sparkles.

Occasionally easily entertained by other people's misfortune, this one.

"Yeah."

She grinned.

"Some of the other people were pretty funny to see, though."

"Oh, they were," Effy had to agree, twisting her lips into another smirk with a pull at her joint.

"Boys and glitter should be whole form of entertainment."

Oh, how little she knew of this place.

"I'm just fine with boys," she had to admit.

"Before here? It was just me and my brother." oh she shuddered "Eliot."

SHUDDER.

She liked him well enough, but he was her BROTHER. Nothing to ogle there, thank you.

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Effy arched an eyebrow. "Not pretty?" she hazarded. Just a hunch from the shudder. "Bummer."

"My twin brother. There's nothing wrong with him but--"

BROTHER. NO.

"Can't say I go checking mine out," she said, wrinkling her nose. She just got to hear about how hot he was from any other girl that came within range.

"Exactly."

Good, she got it.

"I mean, there was Robert, but that wasn't going to work out. Not with him working for my Uncle."

She looked at the 'cigarette' and held out her hand in a request for one more.

Effy handed it over, leaning against the handrail of the steps as she watched Fiona a little curiously.

"Who's Robert?" she asked after a moment.

"He's a Driver," capital letter, "for my Uncle Henry. We kind of... I mean, it was lovely the week we got together, but my family doesn't approve and when they don't aprove, they seriously don't approve."

"Aw, starcrossed lovers," Effy remarked with more than a hint of sarcasm.

Not big on the love, this one.

She shook her head.

"No."

Fiona didn't want to fall in love. Not at all.

"A nice, reasonably attractive boy who was nice to spend some time with."

Yeah. That was more Effy's sort of relationship too.

"Boyfriends are fucking more hassle than they're worth anyway."

She shrugged.

"I don't know. It was nice. But I don't want to fall in love."

She was terrified of the idea, in fact.

One thing they definitely had in common. Love was good for nothing and a bit too much like opening up. She'd seen it fuck up her parents, her brother... No thanks.

"So you find one to have a bit of fun with," Effy said easily. "Get yourself a buddy."

Wow, creepy. Parents, brother... check, check.

"I... might have one. Sort of. We're still working things out. But we're clear that there's no promises involved."

"Quick work."

Not that Effy could really talk, but she appreciated that other people could get into that sort of thing as easily as she could.

"Congrats," she added with a smirk.

She rolled her eyes at Effy.

"He's nice. And he's a good sparring partner."

"Not what I look for," she remarked, huffing a breath of amusement. "But, whatever you want, right."

"And what do you look for?" she asked with a raised eyebrow.

Effy considered that, and lifted a shoulder in what was sort of a shrug. One of those difficult to pinpoint things. "Don't think a nice guy could handle me," she said, smirking. "And I don't spar."

So, just not those two, at least.

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