BtVS: Alternate Lives

Who: Gabriel and Kayla
Where: Over the phone
When: Thursday, March 4th

( ...Starting to build a relationship )

Who: Neely and Rachelle
Where: Their apartment above Avarice
When: Sunday, Feb. 28th (Heavily backdated, and yes, it also mentions a scene that hasn't been posted yet)

( And working out a knot )

Who: Neely and Rachelle
Where: Their apartment above Avarice
When: Wednesday, March 3rd (Yes, backdated. I'm made of awesome, people)

( 'Neely!' Chelle called out, laughing, 'nobody sees those but me!' )

Who: Kayla and Rachelle
Where: Chloe’s Sugar Shack
When: Friday, March 5th (Note: There was more to this scene, but I can't seem to find it at the moment *pouts*)

( Gimme my couple minutes of feeling like a celebrity )

Who: Neely and Rachelle
Where: The apartment above Avarice
When: Friday, March 5th

( 'You are the DEVIL' )

Who: Ben, OT anyone
Where: Avarice
When: Monday, March 8th
What: Much like the hair-metal thread... it's just some goofy fun. To once again quote Chapelle's Show: It's a celebration, bitches... enjoy yourselves.


Benjamin Bale occasionally had some... rather odd ideas for themed nights at Avarice. One of his finer moments had been 80s Hair Metal Night. Well... this one? Had the potential to be as memorable, but possibly for horrific reasons altogether.

Yes, tonight was Bring Your Parents Night at Avarice. Any teen that brought at least one parent to to the club would be entitled to free drinks for the evening. Why this odd choice of themes?

Well. First and foremost, Ben loved people's money. And if he could find a way to bring MORE people into Avarice by showing parents that they COULD hang there without seeming skeevy, and show kids that their parents could hang there and not have to slice their coolness factor in half... bingo. More customers.

Then of course... there was the primary reason for this. The humor. Ben knew that everyone around here had been through a LOT lately, and sometimes, nothing helped more than some laughter, and good memories. And really: other than seeing people reliving the glory days of Poison and Winger (actually, did Winger HAVE glory days?), what could be funnier than watching the kids that normally swagger through the club with Ben-level cockiness looking freaked out and having a wiggins because their parents were there either being the world's funniest cockblocks, or god forbid, getting their OWN groove things going?

Oh, hell yes. This had so much hilarious potential that Ben couldn't resist. Even if it DID put him in the same vicinity as the parents of roughly half of the girls he'd tried to bed in the last year.