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Are you here to stay?
Who: Bianca and Ronnie
Where: The Court
When: Afternoon
Normally Bianca and roommates were one of those things that just were not meant to be. She would end up with one that she wanted to introduce to the business end of a lawnmower - had anyone ever done that? She needed to look up and see if anyone had gone and done that because if not she might have to put the idea in someone's head - and drive them away within three weeks. She had never met the exception to this rule and had not intended on actually attempting to find one. And yet there were boxes in her living room that were not filled with her things and a certain blonde moving in that was oh so not her. But it was approved. By her. Ronnie wanted out of the dorms, not that Bianca blamed her, and she had decided that she could let her have the spare bedroom. There was somewhere else she could keep all of her photography stuff.
Still, it was a little odd to realize that she was actually going to be sharing her space and not trying to drive Ronnie off. The other girl already knew most of the things about her and her beliefs and how no, she was not going to go to church with her on Sunday, and all of those other little things. Which meant that she was going to have to behave herself and curb the almost natural desire to be bothersome. "So," Bianca said, leaning in to peer at one of the boxes that had books or something in it. And a Bible, that was definitely a Bible. Bianca's face twisted a little and she pulled her hands back so that she would not accidentally touch it. "I met Cameron Calvert the other day when I was at the high school, when the power was out. He seems to have a pretty good idea of what he's going." Cameron Calvert, one of the few people she actually thought was worth her time and only because of his anti-supernatural stance and the public voicing of his opinion. Hard not to admire that even if only a little bit. Ronnie should understand since she was the same way.
Where: The Court
When: Afternoon
Normally Bianca and roommates were one of those things that just were not meant to be. She would end up with one that she wanted to introduce to the business end of a lawnmower - had anyone ever done that? She needed to look up and see if anyone had gone and done that because if not she might have to put the idea in someone's head - and drive them away within three weeks. She had never met the exception to this rule and had not intended on actually attempting to find one. And yet there were boxes in her living room that were not filled with her things and a certain blonde moving in that was oh so not her. But it was approved. By her. Ronnie wanted out of the dorms, not that Bianca blamed her, and she had decided that she could let her have the spare bedroom. There was somewhere else she could keep all of her photography stuff.
Still, it was a little odd to realize that she was actually going to be sharing her space and not trying to drive Ronnie off. The other girl already knew most of the things about her and her beliefs and how no, she was not going to go to church with her on Sunday, and all of those other little things. Which meant that she was going to have to behave herself and curb the almost natural desire to be bothersome. "So," Bianca said, leaning in to peer at one of the boxes that had books or something in it. And a Bible, that was definitely a Bible. Bianca's face twisted a little and she pulled her hands back so that she would not accidentally touch it. "I met Cameron Calvert the other day when I was at the high school, when the power was out. He seems to have a pretty good idea of what he's going." Cameron Calvert, one of the few people she actually thought was worth her time and only because of his anti-supernatural stance and the public voicing of his opinion. Hard not to admire that even if only a little bit. Ronnie should understand since she was the same way.