Stoneybrook Ayr

Austin's parents were at work, so he'd invited Stacey over to his place. Stacey was happy for any reason to avoid a run in with King and Austin, given what had happened last time. She wasn't technically supposed to leave the house, Clarence and her Mom weren't happy about the state of the house when they got back from their weekend away, and the fact Mrs Pike had told Maureen all about the tons of teenagers and loud music that had kept the Pikes up 'all night'. Stacey didn't want to blame King, and her friends had been there too, so she didn't say anything. Sneaking over to Austin's while being grounded made the whole thing extra exciting, which Stacey didn't think was possible.

She rang the bell and waited for her boyfriend to answer.

Logan had put Mary Anne and their run in out of his mind tonight for his date with Cokie. Cokie just seemed like the kind of girl who could sense when you were thinking about another girl. They walked into the Theatre, and Logan glanced up to see what was playing. He had no clue what they should see, everything about being with Cokie made him question everything he thought he knew about dating.

"What do you want to see?" he asked her.

Sitting down in front of her computer, Shannon opened her email and clicked on the button to compose a new message. It had been just a little over two weeks since her run-in at Bellair's with Brock, and Shannon hadn't spoken to him since then. She didn't want him to think she was mad at him, because she wasn't. Not really. She wasn't exactly pleased that they'd nearly gotten caught shoplifting, but it hadn't ended up nearly as bad as it could have.

The only problem was, she didn't know what to say. She stared at the blank message box, watching the cursor blink, until finally she just started typing.

TO: butcherbrock
FROM: shankilbourne
SUBJECT: ( no subject )