I think the teams should stop playing against each other and unite to kill the refs. like stop fighting comrades the real enemy is the striped overlords accountable to no one judging your every move
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Meanwhile, across town, newly engaged Emily Lee and Allegra Gorey move into a new home together. Emily's one of Tybalt's best friend from college and is pretty happy to be living closer to him. And living with her smoking hot goth gf, of course!
Tybalt says Veronaville is full of drama and danger, but she thinks that sounds kind of exciting! She's always loved a bit of drama. Besides, she's working at Delarosa Flowers and the commute from Downtown to Veronaville was a pain in the ass...
Allegra is happy to be getting away from the city, too. Between living in the same building as Heather Huffington, another jerk in the building she sometimes found herself attracted to and having her home broken into, she's not exactly enjoyed life Downtown. But Veronaville! Home to the romantic, the artists, the magical?? She was sure she was going to love it here. Plus they'd have the space to adopt more cats, maybe even kids in the future.
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the florist au no one asked for, ft. that one tumblr post(now with pt 2)
so it goes like this: grian needs a fuck you bouquet(pearl pissed him off somehow), and scar just happens to own the flower shop three blocks from grian’s apartment.
grian storms into scar’s shop, slams 20 bucks on the counter, and asks scar how to passive-aggressively say fuck you in flower language with such a finality in his voice that it even scares scar, who’s had his fair share of bratty customers.
in the end, the bouquet consists of geraniums for stupidity, foxglove for insincerity, meadowsweet for uselessness, yellow carnations for disappointment, and orange lilies for hatred, all surrounded by a ring of green willow stems for false love.
all in all, quite an interesting customer for a boring day, scar thinks, but he doesn’t really expect to see him again
grian reappears two days later, armed with the excuse that he saw a houseplant that he wanted to get. what he doesn’t tell scar though, is that, one, every single plant he’s ever kept has died a long and horrible death and, two, he’s really only here to ogle this cute florist.
grian leaves the flower shop with a brand new houseplant to torture, a wallet 15 dollars lighter, and a hopeless crush on scar.
so this goes on for the next three weeks or so, grian keeps coming back, buying tons upon tons of bouquets and countless houseplants. scar wonders idly how he doesn’t run out of space in his apartment(it’s because all the ones he bought before are dead).
anyways, scar starts flirting with grian and grian is oblivious. scar, however, thinks he’s doing great at this “dancing around each other” thing. cub thinks he flirts like an 80-year-old (see: very bad). and every time grian leaves the shop, cub always makes fun of scar for staring, lovestruck, the at the door grian just left out of.
grian goes to pearl to complain about this cute guy that doesn’t seem to show interest in him and pearl does the “wink wink nudge nudge” and asks him if this “cute guy” was the one who made him the fuck you bouquet. grian groans into his hands and tries to shove her off the couch.
once, grian visits scar kind of late, right as he’s packing up shop and scar gives him some poppies and lilacs that are too damaged to sell but still good enough to look pretty. grian does not spend entire the weekend staring at them.
this becomes a strange little ritual of theirs until scar finally works up the courage to give grian his number. he does this in the most cliche way possible: the next time grian buys a bouquet from him, he tucks a little note in the flowers that lists his number and asks grian to call him. grian falls a little more in love with scar.
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P.P. Arnold with her new husband manager Jim Morrison on their wedding day October 1968 (Photo by Daily Mirror)💐💐💐
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