❝____hollywood, baby!-✮____❞ (temporary pause/not accepting)

[loulou800]

Daniel Hayworth ✍
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✏ major; English Lit | mood; amused | tagged Joseph, Seraphina
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Daniel looked amused, nodding his head as he listened to Joseph speak. He genuinely looked flustered, and also annoyed, which made him hold back a grin. It was probably the fact that there were so many people at this table; much more than Joseph was comfortable with. He really was a guy who kept to himself, and really only needed the company of one, maybe two people. Unlike Joseph, Danny didn't mind being in a large group of people; he just wasn't very good at initiating the first conversations, is all. He needed someone who could continue a conversation with him, and someone who could provide some sort of sustenance to whichever topic they were discussing. It was from this that he could be involved. He didn't mind talking; he just needed that push from others. He then turned to the girl, giving her a half-hearted smile. "Hi," he said as well, looking at her briefly before turning back to his lunch. He was nearly finished his Sloppy Joe's, which made him feel disappointed, due to it having been so delicious. Maybe he shouldn't have eaten it so quickly, but it was much too good for him to savour it at this point. Even though it was cold, it was still good.

The table had cleared pretty considerably now, seeing as both Sarina and Acadia left the table-- probably to have a more private conversation about Sarina's song project, to which Daniel couldn't blame them for. Perhaps this table had too many listening ears, and they were uncomfortable about discussing a personal lyrics, maybe. Again, Danny couldn't care less, seeing as it had nothing to do with him, and he was more than willing to let them go off to discuss on their own. Looking back to his remaining lunch-mates, his brain ticked by as thoughts of potential ideas for topics of discussions whizzed throughout his head. Joseph still looked annoyed, and the blonde haired girl still hadn't introduced herself. He figured Joseph's mood would stay sour until the girl left, or until the bell rung. Daniel didn't want to be rude by straight-out ignore her, and thought to get Joseph to engage if he wanted to by lightly tapping his foot with his own, shooting him a look and a bit of a head nod. It was a little awkward that neither of them really seemed to know her, at-least, not well, so to ease the tension, it was better to make some sort of a conversation. "So, what's your name?" he asked, pointedly to the girl. It was a first for Danny to start the conversation, what was the world coming to? He didn't even know her. It was probably the awkwardness of this third person that was getting to him. He figured it was better for him to get to know her. "I don't know you, sorry. My name's Daniel." He jerked his head to Joseph. "This is Joseph. We're both studying English Literature. What's your major?"

As he waited for her answer, he finished up his Sloppy Joe's, licking his fingers from the remaining sauce. Placing his garbage into his paper bag, he took another gulp of his water before turning to his orange. He decided to peel it on-top of his open lunch bag, so that he wouldn't have to swipe the peels off of the table before putting it in the bag. It'd be faster this way, and he was all about efficiency, when he could help. As he peeled, the strong smell of oranges wafted in the air, a smell that he welcomed. Oranges were one of his favourite fruits, it reminded him of the time that him and his parents went to visit his grandparents (his Dad's parents) in Arizona. They grew all sorts of things, and one of them was an orange tree. It sat in their large backyard, amongst several apple trees. For some reason, they only had one orange tree. It was probably because they fancied apples more than oranges, and also because they knew that one of their grandsons loved the fruit, so they kept it growing for him. The thought of the orange tree brought him back to simpler times, when his mind was a much vaster expanse than it was now, and he didn't care about striving to be excellent; he was just driven to be a kid. It was kind of nostalgic, thinking about these things, because he was filled with wonder as a kid, for sure, but he wasn't as logistical as he was now as a teenager, or rather an adult (if one were to be technical).

[loulou800]

Josephine Tseung Wilder 🎨
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✏ major; Fine Arts | mood; hungry/amused | tagged Roman
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Josie snorted at Roman's flirtation (if she could even call it that) as he pressed his hand against the mirror, smiling cheekily before approaching her, letting her know his reasoning for having hid out in the bathroom. "Uh-huh," she said, nodding, already having known the answer. "You're such a goob." She giggled a little, her dimple showing through as he walked out the door, twirling around to agree to lunch, jingling his keys. "Yeah, let's get going," she grinned, following after him. She was glad that she had walked to school instead of drive, because that meant she got to blast songs with him loudly from his Chevy instead of having to drive behind him and blast songs all by her lonesome. She also appreciated the ride, as she didn't like to drive unless she absolutely had to. It stressed her out a lot of the time, something that she was trying to fix, but to no avail so far.

They were both extremely careful to be quiet in both their voices and footsteps as they walked through the hallways of the school. While some folks had lunch, like Josie and Roman did, several others still had classes, and had to wait until sixth period to have their lunch. Josie wasn't too sure if it was better to have lunch earlier or later in the day. She supposed to have lunch earlier meant that you were actually dining at noon, so your meals of the day wouldn't have to change in their timing. If a person were to have lunch later on in the day, then it'd feel like their morning classes just stretched on until forever-- but, their afternoons would feel a lot shorter. Josie ultimately decided to have lunch for fifth period because the earlier she got to eat, the happier she'd be. There'd also be the fact that her stomach wouldn't make any embarrassing sounds if she was fed.

Before they exited out of the back doors, Josie grabbed her lunch from her locker, figuring that she'd eat her sandwich and snacks at his place, so it wouldn't go to waste. The thought of that Fruit Roll-Up called her name, to which she decided to take it out of her bag before zipping it up, unwrapping the sweet treat and throwing the wrapper away in the nearest garbage can. She couldn't resist the candy calling her name. She only wished that it'd been invented earlier; she would've eaten it every day as a kid. While thoughts of her food was running through her mind, she still remembered that she'd be eating at Roman's house. Of course, she'd help him with making his lunch, as well as help him to eat it. Duh. That's what friends were for-- to help you eat stuff, and if you couldn't finish it, well, you'd finish it for them.

They finally reached the back doors, to which Josie found herself letting out a big breath. The air was fresh, and it was just a short walk to Roman's car seeing as the parking lot was located in the back entrance. She tapped him on the shoulder, sticking out her tongue at him. "I my ton ed?" she asked, before laughing. This time, she spoke with her tongue in her mouth. "Is my tongue red?" she asked, before biting into another piece of the sticky candy, chewing quickly before swallowing. She ripped off a piece for him, a quite lengthy one, indicating with her facial features for him to open his mouth so she could feed him like a baby bird. Josie was a little odd at times, but she found these types of things fun. It was good to not take life so seriously. She'd do these kinds of things with her family (hand-feeding them, that is), and they'd always laugh about it. Things got even funnier (and messy) when they tried to toss jellybeans into each other's mouths (a talent that Josie was rather good at now, if she could say so herself).

As they approached his Chevy, a ride that Josie was all too familiar with, she patiently waited for him to unlock the doors. There was only one small strip of the Fruit Roll-Up left, to which she sadly chewed, reminding herself to continue to pack them as snacks for the school-year. It made her happy. That, and Skittles. Rather than having them for breakfast, having them as a snack were probably a better bet. The remaining paper from the Fruit Roll-Up was something that she'd have to toss later, so she threw it into her paper bag before zipping up her backpack, letting it slide off of one shoulder. She was gonna toss it in the back anyways, so there was no use of having it snug on her back at this point.

[landogate]

XXX──── 𝐑𝐎𝐌𝐀𝐍 𝐊𝐈𝐍𝐆 ──────────── ( ✧ )
xx𝐃𝐄𝐓𝐀𝐈𝐋𝐒 ─ 18, senior, directing 𝐋𝐎𝐂 ─ hollywood 𝐓𝐀𝐆𝐒 ─ josephine 𝐌𝐄𝐍𝐓𝐈𝐎𝐍𝐒 ─ n/a

xxxROMANS chevrolet baked in the sunshine as roman and josie approached it. he'd collected some textbooks if he decided to complete his homework and chucked them into his bag hastily. he'd slung it over his shoulder and pushed open the doors that led to the carpark harshly, resonating in them slamming behind him. "day one and we're really pulling this huh?" he grinned as he and josie approached the cherry red car. he swung his keys on his index finger, nearly dropped them and almost tripped over a stray rock near the bonnet of the car. he picked himself up abruptly when josie offered him part of her fruit roll-up, and he was never one to miss an opportunity to eat a fruit roll up. roman peered at his friends tongue, "yeah. it's like bright red dude." this was his last year to really connect with josephine, he'd be away at college next year and before he knew it they'd separate, barely even seeing each other more than twice a year.

xxxHE unlocked his side of the car, throwing his bag onto the back seat, before leaning in and flicking the lock off on josie's side so she could get in. "any idea on where to go?" he asked as he turned the key into ignition. it roared to life, and as the fruit roll up hung on his lips like a cigarette, roman pulled out of his parking space and rolled out onto the road. despite it being the middle of a school day, hollywood was never quiet, unless it were the early hours of the morning. he rolled down his window at a stop light, letting his left arm hang outside of the car. "we could always hit the beach," roman offered. "orrrr we could get up to the observatory." roman turned the corner at the stoplight when it turned green. "my place is always free." he smirked, but kept his eyes on the road, quietly singing along to the song on the radio.

[landogate]

XXX── 𝐒𝐄𝐑𝐀𝐏𝐇𝐈𝐍𝐀 𝐌𝐎𝐍𝐓𝐆𝐎𝐌𝐄𝐑𝐘 ────── ( ♡ )
xx𝐃𝐄𝐓𝐀𝐈𝐋𝐒 ─ sera, 17, junior, fashion design 𝐋𝐎𝐂 ─ cafeteria 𝐓𝐀𝐆𝐒 ─ joseph, daniel 𝐌𝐄𝐍𝐓𝐈𝐎𝐍𝐒 ─ n/a

xxxSERA pursed her lips at josephs reaction. she kissed her teeth and looked around, he clearly doesn't like me, so why should i try? at least daniel is here. she thought, slowly sitting herself down at the table and opening her granola bar. it was one period she could sit with people she didn't know before she could return to her classes and zone out in a more comfortable place. she took a small bite out of the bar and focused on the group. she flicked her hair over her shoulder and kept herself from cursing out in french. "so uh, daniel how have your classes been today?" she tried to open the doors for a conversation.

xxxxxxsorry it's so short, just needed to get something up for her since i've not posted for her in a while, writers block is to blame

[loulou800]

Josephine Tseung Wilder 🎨
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✏ major; Fine Arts | mood; entertained | tagged Roman
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"Heck yeah," Josie grinned back, knowing that today, or this week, rather, was fine for her to skip, seeing as her art period was basically non-existent until Ms. Reed was able to come back to California. Skipping with Roman was always fun. Even though she could feel guilty about it at times, she usually left the school when things weren't so important. Her classmates knew that if she was missing, she was likely hanging out with her best friend. These two were very much like two peas in a pod, it was just a shame that he was graduating next year. Josie tried not to think about it, as the thought made her feel pretty bummed out; sad, even. She'd likely admit it to him later on in the school-year, but she'd miss him a ton. He probably knew that she'd miss him, if he didn't, then he was just being an idiot. But a cute idiot. She found herself sighing, looking over at him just as he almost tripped over a rock, which caused her to snort, laughing out loud. "You're such a goof, dude!" she laughed, shaking her head as she climbed into the passenger seat, tossing her backpack in the back. It was moments like these that she'd miss; his silly antics, and simple car rides with him. That, and just hanging out with him, doing everything and absolutely nothing at-all.

With the confirmation that her tongue was bright red, Josie smiled. The child in her wanted to grab the rest of the Fruit Roll-Up's in her house and eat them all at once, so that her tongue could be a rainbow, pretty much. Again, she was a bit odd like that, but it entertained her. Maybe she'd do that when she got home, with her Dad or something. There was something so fascinating to her about the food colouring that stained her tongue. Of course, it wasn't the first time that food could stain the insides of her mouth (such as blueberries, which made her tongue and lips purple), but the artsy side of her was really interested in these kinds of food. Thinking about it made her think about creating an art-piece with food. She hadn't tried that before; normally sticking to paints and the like. If she made an art-piece with food, perhaps she'd take a quick photo of it and then eat it right away before it went bad. She wouldn't mind that. It'd probably just be really messy (not that that mattered, Josie was pretty messy herself).

As Roman started up the car and pulled out of the parking lot, Josie turned her head to see him carrying his Fruit Roll-Up in his mouth like a cigarette as she buckled in. She smiled, thinking as her gave her the options of where to go. Their original plan was to head back to his place, so they could eat, but the beach and the observatory seemed like a lot of fun, too. The beach would be nice because it was such a beautiful day, and there wouldn't be many folks at the beach due to it being a school day. The observatory sounded lovely because who didn't like to learn about space? It made her feels so small, but being next to Roman would make her feel much bigger and important than she was. The observatory felt like a date, potentially, but he probably just mentioned it offhandedly, thinking of different places to go to. She herself was probably just thinking too much about the option. "Well, why don't we go back to your place?" she suggested. "Then we could head to either the beach or observatory after eating? The only thing is, if we go to the beach, I don't have my bathing suit with me, obviously, so I'll just chill on the sand." If Roman was anything like how he usually was, if they ended up going to the beach, he'd probably find a way to dump her in the water anyways (it wasn't the first time that it'd happen).

While she waited for his answer, she noticed that he was singing along to Rick Springfield's "Jessie's Girl", and she grinned. "Aw, I love this song!" she exclaimed, excitedly turning it up, rolling down her window as well. In typical Jessie fashion, she sang along, but louder than Roman, hopefully encouraging him to belt along with her. "'I play along with the charade/There doesn't seem to be a reason to change,'" Her voice grew louder as she got into the groove of the song. "'You know I feel so dirty when they start talking cute/I wanna tell her that I love her/But the point is probably moot.'" She pointed at him and flung her head back, a big smile on her face as her shoulders bopped to the beat of the song. "'Cause she's watching him with those eyes/And she's loving him with that body, I just know it/And he's holding her in his arms late, late at night... you know I wish that I had Jessie's girl!'" If this song was playing in one of their houses, she'd get him to dance with him while she twirled around and sang at the top of her lungs. She was aware that people on the road could probably hear her singing like a banshee, but whatever. You had to live life, yeah?

(( I COULDN'T RESIST WITH THIS SONG ESPECIALLY WITH THESE TWO HAHA u know that i had this on repeat as i was writing the last paragraph heheh ))

[loulou800]

Daniel Hayworth ✍
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✏ major; English Lit | mood; interested| tagged Joseph, Seraphina
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Daniel popped the first orange slice into his mouth, savouring its taste before swallowing it. He raised an eyebrow as he looked over at the girl. "Fine, thanks." He paused, before asking her a question. "I don't re-call seeing you in any of my classes, what's your major?" he asked, looking between her and Joseph. He could tell that the girl felt a little uncomfortable with Joseph, and Joseph felt a little uncomfortable with her. It appeared that he was the middle man in this situation, which he didn't mind, but it felt like he was the only grown-up in this situation. Maybe that was how it was when he perceived himself as more mature than other students in this school. "Also sorry, what was your name?" She knew who he was, which was nice, he supposed. He didn't feel bad for not knowing hers, as he and her had never talked before, at-least to his memory, which usually almost never failed him. Maybe she knew of him from Joseph.

Still eating his orange, he noticed that all she was eating was a granola bar. Had she eaten lunch already, and now she was just eating a snack? Surely that couldn't fill her up. He took a look at his orange, seeing that he still had more than half of it left to eat-- and he still had his granola bar, and had already had his Sloppy Joe's from earlier. "Here," he said, peeling half of his orange away for her to eat. Daniel wasn't rude, and he wasn't impolite; he had manners. If he noticed someone who was at his table, who was talking pointedly to him, and they were only eating a measly granola bar, of course he'd offer them something to eat, just in-case. "Take it, I already had a big lunch anyways." If she declined, that'd be fine, he'd just finish it up. He just figured that he should offer her something, just on the off-chance that she was hungry, and forgot to bring a lunch or forgot to bring money to buy something.

As he waited for her to accept or decline his orange, he asked her another question, just to ease the slight awkwardness in the air. "How were your classes; which academics are you taking this semester?" he asked, his mind drifting. He wondered if she was in an English Literature class at-all, if so, they could have topics to discuss then. If she was taking a Film class, that could be good as well. Heck, even a language class would be good, as he himself was taking German, and he could ask her her thoughts on her own language class. But if they were to discuss English or Film, then he could drag Joseph into the conversation, and clear the air (or not) between the two of them. Lunch seemed to be going by so slowly, and as he eyed the clock that sat above the lunch line, he found himself excitedly anticipating Historical Literature, his next class of the day. As it had a focus on Literature, Daniel was naturally excited, and he wondered if Mr. Baker would start them off with a lecture-- he'd had him once before, in Gr. 10, and he was all about getting right down to the topics at hand, not wanting to waste any time. Of course, Daniel didn't mind, as it meant that his brain would be more attentive, rather than listening to the fifth class syllabus of he day. Mr. Baker would probably still discuss it, but likely only for ten, fifteen minutes before diving right in.

(( not to worry at-all c: I apologize for this short Post as well :C ))

[jungwonie]

𝕁𝕠𝕤𝕙𝕦𝕒 ℂ𝕝𝕚𝕗𝕗𝕠𝕣𝕕
✦ 17 ✦ ♂ ✦ Actor ✦ Junior ✦ Tags; Charlie (and everyone else) ✦

xxxImmediately Josh seemed happy to see Charlie when she started speaking. He liked how bubbly and passionate the girl was. Sometimes even the smallest of things could excite her. He felt like she genuinely wanted to be there, which he didn't blame her. The school itself was great, just the students were just what you would want to expect from a private academy full of talented children of celebrities (or those lucky enough to get a scholarship.) Josh had totally blanked while listening to her talk about her day so far, he completely missed when she'd asked him a question. He sat forward a bit and an awkward smile came across his face as well as blush. There'd been a moment of silence before he answered. "My day was normal. Same thing we go through every year. Same strict teachers. I'm just excited about the opportunities we get this year, especially with acting. I can't wait to see what's in store," Josh answered, glancing around at all the familiar faces and then turning to look at the girl beside him. His eyes held admiration, and anyone around him could definitely see that he was crushing on the girl.

𝕊𝕒𝕣𝕚𝕟𝕒 ℝ𝕖𝕖𝕧𝕖𝕤
✦ 18 ✦ ♀️ ✦ Singer ✦ Senior ✦ Tags; Tessa ✦

xxxSarina was trying to figure out how the song lyrics ran together, humming them softly to herself and staring at the notebook page filled with ideas when someone came and slammed their hands on the table. This made the girl flinch harshly, looking up at the girl with a harsh look. She bit back her tongue, about to snap at the girl, but it seemed like she only wanted to sit with her. "Yeah, sure you can sit," Sarina said softly, moving her things closer to her so the other girl, introduced as Tessa, could sit. She looked kind of familiar to the girl, but she figured she was an underclassman. She was quite animated, so possibly an acting major? "I'm Sarina," she introduced herself after the girl sat, closing her songbook and taking a bite of her lunch, which wasn't even all that bad.

[Ashton_99]

<<Levi Danzinger >>
○ 18 ○ ♂ ○ Fine Arts ○ Senior ○ Location: Art Room ○ Tags:Open ○
[[He's doing the same thing I Just don't want to break up my format, open to interactions]]


>>Tessa Payne<<
○ 16 ○ ♀ ○ Acting ○ Junior ○ Location: Lunch Room ○ Tags: Sarina ○
Excited that her slightly aggressive friendliness had worked, Tessa took a spot at the table. "Nice to meet you! Sorry if I startled you a little earlier. I'm told I sometimes forget my 'inside voice,' but," she shrugged helplessly, "Could be worse." Tessa was pretty well set in her ways and being a bit loud was harmless enough, at least to her.

She got out her lunch and started eating before she started to talk again. "Okay... I know I've seen you somewhere," She squinted as she tried to remember. It hit her a second later and she nearly smacked the table again before she remembered not to at the last second. "Oh wait! We're both in volleyball right? That's were I remember you, I remember seeing your jacket and thinking it looked super cool." The compliment was said absently, she was genuinely remembering and meaning it and not trying to butter Sarina up. Satisfied, Tessa tucked a stray curl behind her ear before drinking her juice. School lunch was one thing, but she liked bringing her own. She may not be much of a cook but at least she could put in two cookies if she wanted to. Oh that reminded her, she did actually have two today. Tessa offered one of the cookies over to Sarina while she bit into one of her own.

[jungwonie]

𝕁𝕠𝕤𝕙𝕦𝕒 ℂ𝕝𝕚𝕗𝕗𝕠𝕣𝕕
✦ 17 ✦ ♂ ✦ Actor ✦ Junior ✦ Tags; Charlie (and everyone else) ✦

xxxImmediately Josh seemed happy to see Charlie when she started speaking. He liked how bubbly and passionate the girl was. Sometimes even the smallest of things could excite her. He felt like she genuinely wanted to be there, which he didn't blame her. The school itself was great, just the students were just what you would want to expect from a private academy full of talented children of celebrities (or those lucky enough to get a scholarship.) Josh had totally blanked while listening to her talk about her day so far, he completely missed when she'd asked him a question. He sat forward a bit and an awkward smile came across his face as well as blush. There'd been a moment of silence before he answered. "My day was normal. Same thing we go through every year. Same strict teachers. I'm just excited about the opportunities we get this year, especially with acting. I can't wait to see what's in store," Josh answered, glancing around at all the familiar faces and then turning to look at the girl beside him. His eyes held admiration, and anyone around him could definitely see that he was crushing on the girl.

𝕊𝕒𝕣𝕚𝕟𝕒 ℝ𝕖𝕖𝕧𝕖𝕤
✦ 18 ✦ ♀️ ✦ Singer ✦ Senior ✦ Tags; Tessa ✦

xxxSarina wasn't surprised when Tessa sat and began talking. The singer just closed her notebook so she could eat her lunch. She could pick up during study hall. She wasn't mad about being interrupted. When Tessa reminded her about how the both of them were in volleyball club, she remembered that's how she knew who she was. Sarina nodded when asked if the two of them were in volleyball club, and she smiled when the younger girl complimented her leather jacket. "Thank you," she responded after the girl paid her a compliment, laughing softly as she took another bite of her lunch, followed by another. Sarina looked up as Tessa offered her a cookie, which looked relatively good. She took it and gave the girl a grateful smile along with another 'thanks.' "You're a junior, right? What's your major?"

[Ashton_99]

<<Levi Danzinger >>
○ 18 ○ ♂ ○ Fine Arts ○ Senior ○ Location: Art Room ○ Tags:Open ○
Finishing his piece, Levi was charcoal stained and sort of satisfied. He studied it while he went to find the snack he'd shoved in his bag at some point because it was lunch and he'd forgotten to eat so far. Perching on another table, he tilted his head and studied his own work while he ate. The longer her store at the more places he saw that he could change. "Hm. Disappointing." But wasn't it just always like that?

Levi's mind wandered while he finished his snack. He still didn't really notice the charcoal staining his hands and face and seemed content to stay that way. Some company would be nice but Levi didn't mind letting his mind wander instead.


>>Tessa Payne<<
○ 16 ○ ♀ ○ Acting ○ Junior ○ Location: Lunch Room ○ Tags: Sarina ○
Ah yes, Tessa was slowly succeeding in the super subtle art of making a new friend. Compliments and cookies, amazing. She kicked her feet idly, she really was unable to hold still for even a minute. Her eyes darted back to Sarina when she spoke again, "Hm? Oh, yeah Junior Acting Major. It's super fun, today we did some improv exercises that went ehhhh so-so but was pretty fun anyway." Some kids were just too used to reading scripts, still everyone had been laughing at the end of it so Tess would count that as a good day.

She turned the question back on Sarina, tilting her head and making her curls fall in the process, "How about you? You seemed busy when I came and interrupted your peace. Was that something for your major?" She sipped her juice, some grape flavored thing she'd bought on her last groceries run. Without really meaning to her over active mind wandered to her grocery list.