Trust in LoVe (Open)

[Jayleen & Jayde Welling]

Jayleen walked into the night club. Her flip folps made noises as she crossed the dance floor over to the bar. She got a coke and picked it up. Taking a sip, she smiled and strutted to the back where there were a few tables. The music was playing loud. It wasn't any tune in particular. Just a mix of rhythm and beats. But she definitly liked it. She ventured into her purse and pulled out a tiny bottle. She dumped the substance into the cup and took a sip as she put the bottle away. She really needed that. She placed the cup on the table and looked to the dance floor. Jayleen was usually up for dancing. But tonight she wasn't. She just sat there with her black tank top and her black pants. She wasa pretty depressed at this point anyway. She had to go downtown and chose her parent once again. Nonetheless she picked her mother. But just seeing her dad made her cringe with anger and fear. She sighed and took another sip.

[Jia Li Ryder]

Normally, Jia wouldn't go to a nightclub, but she needed a night out in the town. As she entered the club she looked around, the music catching her ears as she started to move her head. A smile crossed her face as she walked over to the bar. She ordered a fruit juice and leaned against the bar, looking around.

Jia spotted Jayleen and tilted her head. She grabbed her juice as it was given to her and walked over. "Hey," Jia said, getting hooked into the music.

[Jayleen & Jayde Welling]

Jayleen looked up form her drink to see Jia. "Hey." she said with a bright smile. She patted the seat next to her for her to sit and she took another sip of her drink. "What's happening?" she asked curiously, "I wouldn't expect to see you in a night club." It was true. She hardly even hung out here. It just wasn't a drama geek sorta hangout. The auditorium was made for that stuff. Why was she here again? Oh yeah. She brought the thoughts back to her mind and frowned. She let out a small sigh and tryed to smile, but not accomplishing the act.

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Jayde strolled into the nightclub. Ahh, how she loved all the action. Tons of guys dancing and lots of hook-ups. She smiled and breathed in the scent of smoke and alcohol. She moved across the dance floor to the seats in the back. She was hoping maybe she'd pick up a few guys here and there. No such luck tonight. Maybe it just wasn't her night. All the guys looked geekish and perverted. She shrugged it off. She made a turn for the bathroom when she spotted a farmiliar face. Actually two. Her sister and her friend. Jayde never seemed to get along with any of Jayleen's friends. They were just too.....geeky and dramatic. She put on a fake smile and walked up to them. She turned to Jia and said, "Hey girlfriend." in a mocking voice. Then she turned to her sister, giving her a genuine smile. "Hey Jayleen."

[Jia Li Ryder]

Jia grinned and took a seat. "Not much, just escaping the regular life for a change." She looked around the club "And apparently I chose the right night to come..." That was fairly sarcastic as she had spotted Jayde. "What are you doing here?" Jia asked Jayleen, before turning to Jayde.

"Hey Jayde," She said with false excitment. Of course, she had figured that people like Jayde were there, it was a normal hangout for the "Hotties" and the "jocks." For the Dramas, this wasn't a normal hang out, but a good get away.

[Jayleen & Jayde Welling]

Jayleen nodded and said hello to her sister. "Yeah, me too." she said in agreement with Jia. She watched as her sister mocked Jia. But Jayleen didn't know what to do. Jia was her best friend. And Jayde was her sister. She just sat back and watched the two, with no entusiam.

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Jayde gave Jia the once over. Uhh. The work 'freak' read across her face. She put on the fake smile again and said, "Oh my gosh! I soo love you outfit." Her mocking, sarcastic voice usually did the trick to make someone pissed off. But its not like she couldn't take her. She could think up a great comeback to whatever she said. She watched her sister sit there with a blank look. Whatever. Jayde turned back to Jia, with a frown first, then a fake smile and a head tilt.

[Jia Li Ryder]

Jia looked over at Jayleen and nodded. At Jayde's comment, Jia just smirked. She was in a pair of black jeans, a red tank, with a red sweater over top of that. Looking at Jayde again she nodded. "At least I don't live at the mall trying to buy all the new clothes." Of course, that wasn't the best she could do, but in order to save her best comments for a time she really needed them, she resorted to lame ones, besides, it WAS Jayde, she wasn't worth much thought anymore.

[Jayleen & Jayde Welling]

Jayde smirked at her lame comment. "At least I can afford to go to the mall. Unlike you obviously." she gave her a sharp look and let another smirk develop over her lips. She looked her up and down again to finish her comeback. She shifted her weight to her left and crossed her arms. She began to tap her foot. She waited for another lame comeback from the girl and didn' even look to her sister again.

[Jia Li Ryder]

Jia's smirk grew at this next comment. She could afford it, look at her family, she just chose not to go so she didn't have to deal with people like Jayde. "At least I don't have to buy my friends." Simple, but great comeback. What people call the "richies", aka, the "hotties" and "jocks" lived around money most of the time. The dramas rely on their talent to live.

((OOC: I have to leave soon...so if I don't post now I"ll post when I get home))

[Jayleen & Jayde Welling]

"I don't need to buy my friends. They're not poor like some of yours." she retieriated. This chick was starting to get on her nerves. Shrugged it off. No need to get worked up over a geek. She looked to Jayleen who still sat watching with the same blank look. She just turned her attention back to Jia.

[Jia Li Ryder]

"So your calling your sister poor then? Now that is low even for you. If you knew what was good for you, and want to keep all your nails and clothes intact, I suggest you step down. I'm going easy on you currently." Jia said, still smirking. Honestly, Jayde was now dissing her own flesh and blood, that was lower than what needed to go.

[Jayleen & Jayde Welling]

"FYI, I said 'some' of your friends." she said. Jayde couldn't believe she made that mistake. Big mistake on Jia's part. She laughed a bit before saying, "Going easy? I seriously doubt that. I'm going to leave now, only because I wouldn't want to be seen with you. Tottles." she added mockingly. She turned on her heel and headed for the door. No use wasting her breath on her.
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Jayleen was still sitting just watching. "Sorry about that." she apoligized to Jia when her sister left. Hopefully Jia would understand that it was hard for her to choose sides. I mean, her own blood, or her best friend? It was hard. She slouched back in her seat and took another sip of her drink. It was going to be a long night.

[Jia Li Ryder]

Jia shook her head at the use of "FYI" it wasn't that hard to say "so you know" or "for your information" but then again, Hotties were more lazy than the rest of the school, they thought they were all that. She turned to Jayleen after Jayde had left. "Its alright. I know she's your sister, but sometimes its just....GRRR!" She was smiling though, remembering when her and Jayde used to be friends. Shaking her head she looked back at Jayleen "It's probably not easy for you, so I'm sorry for that."

[Miguel Abkhazi]

Miguel came in the entrance of the Dance club, starting to be ground down by a benevolent groove, when he bumped into someone he knew from school. "Oh, I'm sorry, I didn't see you there." He was dressed well as usual, and didn't want to miss a few good dances with a few nice girls.