just what to do , [audrey]

[roz]

roz didn't know where rai had gone and he was actually slightly thankful. roz wanted to go out and buy his boyfriend a present for their anniversary, and if rai had been with him, he would have demanded to go to the mall with roz. sadly, even though he knew what kind of jewelry rai liked, it was always smarter to have a woman's opinion. any guy knew that. pulling out his phone, roz shot a quick text to audrey, asking her to meet him at the mall. he like to drag her around with him on what he called "adventures" because she was amusing and she didn't care that he acted like he was six half of the time. today was definitely not a smoking day, which meant that roz could get everything done that he needed to do and he could be a stupid fuck with rai later.

rushing out the door to his apartment, barely getting on his shoes, roz made his way out to his car and slipped inside. he backed out of his parking space and sped out of the lot. roz didn't know the meaning of doing anything slowly or carefully. with his adhd, everything roz did was as if he was on fastforward because that was just how fast his brain processed things. most of the time, roz hated it, he said it made his brain hurt because the noise was too loud. other times, like today, roz didn't mind it too much. finding a parking spot at the mall was ridiculously easy today and it took roz no time at all to head in to starbucks and order himself a coffee. not that he needed it at all, but hey, it tasted good. he texted audrey again and told her where he was waiting for her as he drank his coffee and fidgeted in his chair.

[kat]

Audrey sat on the floor in front of the coffee table in her living room, trying to focus on the book in front of her. She needed to get this book report done, and she had no problem reading, but today was one of her off days. She had so much stored energy; she kept jumping up and running off to different room without even thinking. Her mother raised an eyebrow at as she sat back down, and Audrey gave her a sheepish smile. Now she sat, trying so hard to focus on the book, so hard In fact, the sound of her phone going off made her jump. She opened the text and felt relieved “ohthankgod” she breathed, her words fast and running into each other. She pushed herself up and rushed to her room, pulling her boots on. She hopped on one foot, trying to put the other one on as she moved to the kitchen counter. Audrey grabbed her keys and her mother gave her a look “I’m almost done, I swear! I will finish when I get home!” she said, and her mother chuckled “Be safe, Audrey” her mother said, her British accent thick and making it hard to decipher most of what she says. Audrey’s accent was only the ghost of one compared to her mothers, but she could under stand better then most people on what she was trying to say.

Audrey jogged to her car, and drove to the mall with the window down and the music on full blast. As she pulled into a parking space she received another text, and rushed inside. She was greeted with the sounds of people chatting and music coming from the nearby stores. She peered into a few as she walked, already spotting things she liked. Audrey loved to shop, and was pleased to be at the mall, even If she didn’t buy anything. She spotted her friend and giggled, noticing he was drinking coffee, she knew how hyper he could get, and didn’t mind. She was hyper herself, acting very much like a twelve year old, and was happy she met someone else who could be just as silly. Audrey waved as she got close “Ello mate!” she said loud enough for Roz to hear over the sounds of the mall. She brushed her bangs out of her face, her bangs tended to get in her face a lot, which was bit of a bother because of the nose ring she had, but she loved her hair the way it was; long and a assortment of blonde's and browns.
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