Wine & Whipped Cream (Jollie)
Mar 22, 2014 0:31:49 GMT -5
Post by Jade Parrish on Mar 22, 2014 0:31:49 GMT -5
Jade knew that she had to talk to Oliver. She'd known this for the past three weeks. She wasn't the type to usually avoid confronting someone about something. In general, she wasn't the type to avoid anything. She faced things head on. And that's exactly what she was going to do today.
The second she got off of work, she tossed off her apron and was out the door, but not without a latte in hand with an extra shot of espresso. There was no time to go home and change or shower. Besides, she was never one to really care what she looked like. She was in skinny jeans and a purple top and her hair was wildly tied to the side in a messy ponytail that had only gotten worse after a long day working as a barista, but she didn't care. Oliver knew that about her, that she just didn't care. And he seemed to like it. Yeah, she liked to look good but what she thought looked good differed from mostly everyone else, so she was fine with heading over to Hammel like this. It was still cold enough outside to keep the bottle of wine she had in her car cold enough. She'd paid one of her coworkers to pick it up for her on their break.
It wasn't long before she was walking into the doors of Hammel, bottle of wine stuffed into her purse and a sense of nostalgia overwhelming her as she walked down the halls, towards the dormitories to find Oliver's apartment. She stopped in front of his door and knocked a few times. It was just after seven p.m. and she knew he wasn't expecting her. That was probably the best part. So there she was, standing there and waiting with a bottle of wine in her possession at a high school and whipped cream in her hair. And she didn't care.
The second she got off of work, she tossed off her apron and was out the door, but not without a latte in hand with an extra shot of espresso. There was no time to go home and change or shower. Besides, she was never one to really care what she looked like. She was in skinny jeans and a purple top and her hair was wildly tied to the side in a messy ponytail that had only gotten worse after a long day working as a barista, but she didn't care. Oliver knew that about her, that she just didn't care. And he seemed to like it. Yeah, she liked to look good but what she thought looked good differed from mostly everyone else, so she was fine with heading over to Hammel like this. It was still cold enough outside to keep the bottle of wine she had in her car cold enough. She'd paid one of her coworkers to pick it up for her on their break.
It wasn't long before she was walking into the doors of Hammel, bottle of wine stuffed into her purse and a sense of nostalgia overwhelming her as she walked down the halls, towards the dormitories to find Oliver's apartment. She stopped in front of his door and knocked a few times. It was just after seven p.m. and she knew he wasn't expecting her. That was probably the best part. So there she was, standing there and waiting with a bottle of wine in her possession at a high school and whipped cream in her hair. And she didn't care.