6th floor common room- Wednesday evening

[seriesofbaddecisions]

Once again, Sabine's stuff had gone missing, and she'd decided it was the day to actually look through the common rooms and see if it was somewhere there somehow. And once she got to the sixth floor, a floor she wasn't even sure she'd realized they had, she found a party set up. There was food, there were drinks, there was music going, there were even vaguely partyish decorations strung up.

But no one was here, and she looked around before getting out her phone and sending a group text to the dorms: Did someone throw a party on the sixth floor and forget to tell anyone? Because there's one waiting up here.

So, maybe she'd wait for people and see if they knew what was up? And anyway, there was free food and drink, so she went to grab a soda, and spotted a familiar symbol on a cap. "Hey, this is mine."


[I Never party! Text sent to everyone who wants it, open to all students!]

Comments

Re: I Never

[unusual_sith]

"I've never..." Hm. "Sung in public," Lana declared.

Re: I Never

[seriesofbaddecisions]

"I'd need to be bitten by a gremlin to do that."

Sabine. Sabine, no.

Re: I Never

[chirpchirpchirp]

"You know... nope?"

And Vette had no intentions of changing that, either.

Re: I Never

[onefootoutthedoor]

"I . . . actually have to say I haven't," Peebee admitted.

Which she was fine with, for the record.

Re: I Never

[hashtag_chocobro]

"~And I finally get to have a drink to-day~!" Prompto sang happily to the tune of his chocobo song, chuckling a little before making the most out of finally getting to drink and ending it with an appreciative salute to Lana.

Re: I Never

[in_sidon_we_trust]

Sidon could drink for this one! He laughed a little, raising his cup in a toast because after such a long dry spell, it felt nice to get to do something and that it was for something so nice, as well.

Re: I Never

[white_oleander]

Astrid sighed a little and took another drink.

Thank you, elementary school pageants. The ones she actually kind of liked but practically had to walk to or take the bus to herself because her mother either refused or forgot to take her to them.