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cool kicks, bro
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the dance studio
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ash, gen, cappie
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Tilly & Cami
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natsukashii jasmyn
tippy tappy toes
@elithegreat has set their outfit to:
cool kicks, bro
@elithegreat has set their location to:
the dance studio
@elithegreat has mentioned:
ash, gen, cappie
@elithegreat has interacted with:
Tilly & Cami
@elithegreat has tagged:
natsukashii jasmyn
"Yeah! I mean, I'm not busy and I don't really have any plans. Maybe we can get a milkshake or something? Honestly, I've been craving an ice cream sundae with all the fixings."
Eli’s eyes lit up at the suggestion, perking right up at the mention of his favourite diner treat. Milkshakes were superior in the world of food, at least in Eli’s opinion, and if Tilly wanted a milkshake then by darn, she was going to get a milkshake.
"I mean, if that's okay with you! I know this pretty awesome ice cream parlor not far from here. It's all organic and so many different flavors of ice cream! I promise you'll love it, Eli! I'll even pay if it helps sway your mind in any way!"
Eli wrapped his arm around Tilly and turned them around so that they were facing the parking lot behind them again. “Tilly, you had me at milkshakes. No convincing needed. And no, you are not going to pay. My treat!”
Walking across the parking lot, Eli stopped in front of his car and clicked the unlock button. Carefully, he opened the door for Tilly and dramatically pointed inside as if he was some sort of fancy chauffeur.
“After you, m’lady.” Eli spoke, bringing back the now-famous British accent. This time, though, he sounded far more like a butler named Jeffery rather than a concerned mother. Yeah, that’s right, Eli is multifaceted, don’t be so surprised. “Oh, and watch your head. It’s sorta a drop.”
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Milkshakes had been a great idea. The parlor was as great as Tilly had described it, a small mom and pop type store nestled in between two larger stores on either side. Easy to miss if you weren’t paying attention but so worth the observation. The interior was lovely, cozy in a modern type of way. And the flavours, oh boy the flavours, there were so many to choose from that it was sort of overwhelming.
Tilly and Eli had their milkshakes and hung out in the shop for a while before heading back to the school. They hung out for most of the lock-in, joking around and enjoying each other’s company. Eli loved people that required no effort to be around and Tilly was quite possibly one of the easiest people in the world to be friends with: she was just easy to be around.
Lock-in ended up being a welcome reprieve from the chaos because as soon as it was over, Eli was back to the grindstone. He very quickly found out about all the drama that happened with Gen and some of the things that had happened with Ash, though she remained plenty quiet on what had happened after Eli had talked to Trevor online. Eli spent a lot of time worrying about his siblings, sans Cappie who seemed perfectly fine in the grand scheme of things. Thank goodness because Eli could not handle another sibling meltdown.
In the small breaks of the drama of the following weeks, Eli took every opportunity to go to the studio. He needed to get all of that worried energy out of his system and Art Fest was rapidly approaching. So, every available minute was spent working on his dances for the upcoming performances. They needed to be perfect.
Monday morning was no different. Eli had arrived at the school bright and early to work on a piece for an upcoming competition, a hip hop ordeal out in San Francisco. Sure, he was going to be exhausted by the time his class dance practice started but there simply weren’t enough hours in the day for Eli to take a break.
The doors to the studio swung open behind him as Eli was finishing off practicing a particularly challenging section of his dance. As the music drew to a close, Eli spun on his heels and grinned at the person who had just answered, chest still heaving with heavy breaths and sweat glistening on his forehead.
“Cami, hey!” He greeted with a nod of his head as he made his way across the room to speakers to stop the music from looping. “How are you on this beautiful morning?”
Eli’s eyes lit up at the suggestion, perking right up at the mention of his favourite diner treat. Milkshakes were superior in the world of food, at least in Eli’s opinion, and if Tilly wanted a milkshake then by darn, she was going to get a milkshake.
"I mean, if that's okay with you! I know this pretty awesome ice cream parlor not far from here. It's all organic and so many different flavors of ice cream! I promise you'll love it, Eli! I'll even pay if it helps sway your mind in any way!"
Eli wrapped his arm around Tilly and turned them around so that they were facing the parking lot behind them again. “Tilly, you had me at milkshakes. No convincing needed. And no, you are not going to pay. My treat!”
Walking across the parking lot, Eli stopped in front of his car and clicked the unlock button. Carefully, he opened the door for Tilly and dramatically pointed inside as if he was some sort of fancy chauffeur.
“After you, m’lady.” Eli spoke, bringing back the now-famous British accent. This time, though, he sounded far more like a butler named Jeffery rather than a concerned mother. Yeah, that’s right, Eli is multifaceted, don’t be so surprised. “Oh, and watch your head. It’s sorta a drop.”
» ──────────── ✄
Milkshakes had been a great idea. The parlor was as great as Tilly had described it, a small mom and pop type store nestled in between two larger stores on either side. Easy to miss if you weren’t paying attention but so worth the observation. The interior was lovely, cozy in a modern type of way. And the flavours, oh boy the flavours, there were so many to choose from that it was sort of overwhelming.
Tilly and Eli had their milkshakes and hung out in the shop for a while before heading back to the school. They hung out for most of the lock-in, joking around and enjoying each other’s company. Eli loved people that required no effort to be around and Tilly was quite possibly one of the easiest people in the world to be friends with: she was just easy to be around.
Lock-in ended up being a welcome reprieve from the chaos because as soon as it was over, Eli was back to the grindstone. He very quickly found out about all the drama that happened with Gen and some of the things that had happened with Ash, though she remained plenty quiet on what had happened after Eli had talked to Trevor online. Eli spent a lot of time worrying about his siblings, sans Cappie who seemed perfectly fine in the grand scheme of things. Thank goodness because Eli could not handle another sibling meltdown.
In the small breaks of the drama of the following weeks, Eli took every opportunity to go to the studio. He needed to get all of that worried energy out of his system and Art Fest was rapidly approaching. So, every available minute was spent working on his dances for the upcoming performances. They needed to be perfect.
Monday morning was no different. Eli had arrived at the school bright and early to work on a piece for an upcoming competition, a hip hop ordeal out in San Francisco. Sure, he was going to be exhausted by the time his class dance practice started but there simply weren’t enough hours in the day for Eli to take a break.
The doors to the studio swung open behind him as Eli was finishing off practicing a particularly challenging section of his dance. As the music drew to a close, Eli spun on his heels and grinned at the person who had just answered, chest still heaving with heavy breaths and sweat glistening on his forehead.
“Cami, hey!” He greeted with a nod of his head as he made his way across the room to speakers to stop the music from looping. “How are you on this beautiful morning?”