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Date Posted: Sun, Nov 07 2004, 2:17pm PST
Author: Cadence
Subject: She took the zippo and lit the cigarette, lifting her gaze up to him as she did, allowing her dark eyes to narrow slightly, not appriciating his sarcasm. She was a fairly bright girl when she bothered to try, and she wasn't particularly behind in her studies. She had never intended getting caught, but it seemed she had cut ties with the wrong girl and rumours had spread quicker than wildfire, unbeknown to herself, and the rumours were soon found to be quite legitimate. "Even if I did drop out I would never have to work as a waitress nor would I have to settle for a studio, and you know it." She tossed the zippo back to him, returning the smoke to her lips
In reply to: Cadence McAthur 's message, "
She fixes her lips, they always looks perfect...
Never a smudge line, Never too much

" on Sun, Nov 07 2004, 1:32pm PST


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  • "Hey, don't think mom and dad are going to support you your entire life for the fun of it. You get cut off when you turn twenty-one and won't see a penny more until they die - unless you're in school or in their good graces. I've got a month to go until I'm on my own, but I'm in school so I don't have to worry." He reminded her with a roll of his eyes - she spent far too much time in her own little world and rarely faced reality. Just because their family had money didn't mean life was going to be a breeze. (NT) -- Ethan, Sun, Nov 07 2004, 2:22pm PST
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