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Who: Amarlie-Rose Satori, Blaize Lamont, Zenith Novak, Asher Brennan and Layla Morton
What: Hangout/Business/Date/Sex/???
Where: Casa de Campbell (sans any Campbells), Upper East Side
When: After this
Amarlie flopped onto the squishy sofa and kicked off her purple sparkly heels with a grin. For the first time in a few weeks, the whole squad had logged on to Zoom to film a dance party Justin put together to raise money for Shades of Rainbow in honour of the Sydney Mardi Gras. Justin and Sash were still away camping in Australia but they still logged on with everyone else. They recorded themselves all dancing together to I Think We're Alone Now as an homage to the scene in Umbrella Academy.
It was a very brief distraction from the fact Layla was coming over soon to stay with them so she and Amarlie could be in a lockdown bubble together to start working on their business idea together. Up until now, it had mostly been a pipe dream with Layla's brainchild of starting a charitable business that did full makeovers - including a new custom-tailored wardobe - for young people who had survived cancer and were in remission to help them try to find their way back into some semblance of a normal life. Justin had been the one who suggested to Layla that Amarlie could use her talent and skills she was learning a fashion design college to design the final big reveal outfits for the participants. It really was just a backhanded suggestion he made before he got called away on a business phone call but since then, Gen - Amarlie's birth mom - had told them if they put a serious business proposal together, she and Paris would consider funding their business venture and help them get it off the ground. It was exciting but terrifying all at the same time.
In amongst that, there was still the huge fact Layla and Amarlie had gotten drunk and slept together when Amarlie had always thought she was straight but maybe a bit of bicuriosity that apparently came out when she was drunk and a gorgeous babe was right there in front of her. Since then, there had been one other time they ended up in a passionate embrace that got interrupted and cut off before it could heat up, pre-covid. Amarlie had been doing a lot fo soul-searching and self-reflection about who she was and her identity.
And she hadn't been able to stop thinking about Layla. She knew they needed to talk. It would be a juggling act figuring everything out so they could still work together to pull off their dream. Amarlie hadn't been this nervous since meeting Gen for the first time.
What: Hangout/Business/
Where: Casa de Campbell (sans any Campbells), Upper East Side
When: After this
Amarlie flopped onto the squishy sofa and kicked off her purple sparkly heels with a grin. For the first time in a few weeks, the whole squad had logged on to Zoom to film a dance party Justin put together to raise money for Shades of Rainbow in honour of the Sydney Mardi Gras. Justin and Sash were still away camping in Australia but they still logged on with everyone else. They recorded themselves all dancing together to I Think We're Alone Now as an homage to the scene in Umbrella Academy.
It was a very brief distraction from the fact Layla was coming over soon to stay with them so she and Amarlie could be in a lockdown bubble together to start working on their business idea together. Up until now, it had mostly been a pipe dream with Layla's brainchild of starting a charitable business that did full makeovers - including a new custom-tailored wardobe - for young people who had survived cancer and were in remission to help them try to find their way back into some semblance of a normal life. Justin had been the one who suggested to Layla that Amarlie could use her talent and skills she was learning a fashion design college to design the final big reveal outfits for the participants. It really was just a backhanded suggestion he made before he got called away on a business phone call but since then, Gen - Amarlie's birth mom - had told them if they put a serious business proposal together, she and Paris would consider funding their business venture and help them get it off the ground. It was exciting but terrifying all at the same time.
In amongst that, there was still the huge fact Layla and Amarlie had gotten drunk and slept together when Amarlie had always thought she was straight but maybe a bit of bicuriosity that apparently came out when she was drunk and a gorgeous babe was right there in front of her. Since then, there had been one other time they ended up in a passionate embrace that got interrupted and cut off before it could heat up, pre-covid. Amarlie had been doing a lot fo soul-searching and self-reflection about who she was and her identity.
And she hadn't been able to stop thinking about Layla. She knew they needed to talk. It would be a juggling act figuring everything out so they could still work together to pull off their dream. Amarlie hadn't been this nervous since meeting Gen for the first time.