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| Partying was something Jillian rather enjoyed. Yes, she was head girl, but that didn't mean she was a perfect little girl. Pft. She was one of the biggest trouble makers in school. She was only made head girl because, well, she hardly ever got caught, and when she did, she knew how to cover herself up. So, in the eyes of the professors, she was a great girl. They had no idea that the girl drank until she was wasted and passed out in the floor of her room or the common room. They had no idea she would end up holding tons of parties with her friends in Icarus and her's common room. They had no idea just how bad she was and, well, they never would unless someone ratted her out. Honestly, she thought maybe the professors knew all the trouble she had caused and decided it'd be a good punishment to put her with Icarus and force them to share a common room. She didn't mind, though. Actually...she liked him. As crazy as it sounded, she really did. He was a complete ass to her and thought she was absolutely mad, but yet, she found it attractive that he wasn't chasing her like some of the other guys did. She found it weird, though, that she did like him. Well, he wasn't the only guy she had feelings for. There was also Jackson, well, Jack, he liked to be called. He was truly amazing and had been her best friend since she was about the age of four. She had had the hugest crush on him at the age of seven and it just grew from there. She didn't love him in that way, oh no. She loved him, but not like that. She just liked him tons and tons. She shook her head to stop herself from thinking so hard about the boys. She felt the warm water running down her body as she stood in the shower, putting her face in it to snap herself out of it. She opened her eyes after pulling away from the water and turned off the water, grabbing a towel from off the stack the two of them kept under the sink. She wiped her face and then dried herself, wrapping it around her body as she walked into her room. She grabbed a thong [ohh la la] and bra from out of one of her drawers, setting them down on her bed. She walked over to her closet and picked out a nice green striped, lace d r e s s, walking over to her bed with it. She laid it down and grabbed her undergarments, putting them on before removing the towel from around herself. She slipped the dress on over her head and walked over to her vanity. She sighed, not feeling as pretty as she thought she would. She took her wand and tapped it at her hair lazily, causing it to dry and become perfectly straight. She flipped it with her hand and took out her eyeliner and black eyeshadow. The eyeshadow was done so that it wasn't dark, but more like a smokey eye. She nodded at it, cleary approving of it. She put both of them back in their proper place and stood, slipping on a pair of white flats. She opened her door to look out into the common room, looking to see if Icarus was in there. She frowned when she didn't see him, though. Everyone still had five minutes to show up, so she tried not to worry herself too much. She sat on her bed, a pillow in her lap. She had given them all the password to the common room, meaning they knew how to get in. She propped an elbow up on her knee and rested her chin in her hand, looking around her room, admiring how the walls were nicely done with "RIOT!" everywhere. Yea. She was an odd girl. She smiled when she heard someone walk in. Standing, she walked over to the door and grinned. Jackson Pritchard, her best friend ever and one of the guys she had a major crush on since age seven. She hoped he liked her dress and make-up, knowing very good and well he'd compliment her on it anyways. He always found something to compliment her about. She bit her lip and smiled, walking closer to him. She wrapped her arms around his neck and kissed his cheek, something she had done everytime she greeted him since she was seven. She laughed and asked, "Have you seen Iggy? He's still coming, right? Geez, I don't know where everyone is. I'm freaking out." She looked at him worriedly. She feared the party would turn out horribly and no one else would show up but Jack. She wouldn't mind, but tonight was supposed to be more than just them. She took a deep breath and sat on one of the comfy arm chairs she had in her room and closed her eyes, calming herself down. All she needed was to be reassured that everything would be alright, and she'd be fine. However, she had a feeling things wouldn't be alright. |