The Park, Thursday Night

[stilluptonogood]

Lilly...did not do emo. She didn't know how to deal with emo. She was not emo.

What Lilly did know how to do was pretend that nothing bothered her no matter how she felt inside. What Lilly did know how to do was to find other ways to deal with her hurt that did not include thinking to much about her hurt. What Lilly did know how to do was party

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[inshiningarmour]

Thelma was soon peering over Lilly's shoulder, attempting to look down her shirt.

"Come on, just lean forward a little," she murmured.

[inshiningarmour]

"Well this is a rather exciting development," Thelma said.

[stilluptonogood]

Lilly smiled. "This is good, yes? It means that you have someone that you can interact with and actually touch?"

[inshiningarmour]

"Well, some people can see me," Thelma said. "The amount that can touch, however, well... you're the prettiest."

[stilluptonogood]

"Flattery gets you places sometimes," Lilly said taking another drink. She tilted her head. "Hoe long have you been... well, dead?"

[inshiningarmour]

"Oh, months now," Thelma said. "It's not too bad, most of the time." She may have scooted a little closer to Lilly.

[stilluptonogood]

Scooting close was fine with Lilly. She was tipsy and feeling less alone.

"And you can drink but not touch many people... but you do that dream thing?"

[inshiningarmour]

"Yes," Thelma said. "Sorry about that. I mean, if you felt... used or anything."

[stilluptonogood]

"Didja have fun?"

[inshiningarmour]

"Rather, actually," Thelma said.

[stilluptonogood]

"Then you don't need to apologize."

[inshiningarmour]

"Good," Thelma said. "Would hate for you to think I was taking advantage." She scooted a little closer.

[stilluptonogood]

"I enjoyed myself, too."

[inshiningarmour]

Thelma was no longer able to contain herself. She went for a big, deep kiss with Lilly.

[stilluptonogood]

Oh, kissing, kissing was good.

Lilly ran he hand up into Thelma's hair, returning the kiss.

[inshiningarmour]

Thelma pulled back a bit. "Sorry," she said. "That was a little forward of me."