<div class="floatright">(http://www.statesidestills.com/prodimages/vancamp_emily_everwood_24537l.jpg)</div>Evie put a hand on Trixie's shoulder as she came in, ushering the girl into the house gently, wanting her to feel comfortable. It was what she did, she looked out for people and wanted them to feel relaxed and comfortable in the environment. She was glad that more people were arriving now - there were five of them, and still more to come.<br/><br/>When Jenny asked the question about where they could put their bags, Evie was also curious about the answer. She gave Jenny a warm smile as she seemed quite nervous. It was interesting to see the different personalities in the group and how they interacted together. "Yeah, are we all going to sleep in the different bedrooms, or should we all go in the same room?" Evie thought all being in the same room sounded like a lot of fun, but she wasn't sure what the other girls would want to do. Plus it was Jazz's party, it was up to her to decide things anyway.<br/><br/>Evie beamed when Emily said she had brought them - being the drinks. "Well done!" she said, hugging her best friend again knowing that it might have been kind of scary for her to raid her sisters stash. She had done well. When Emily asked to see Evie's drawing of her, she blushed a little but pulled out her sketchbook, opening it to the right page. She made sure to go to the right page, as other pages had some drawings she had done of people (mostly women) with rather minimal clothing. This drawing was just a sketch she had done of Emily while she had been laying on the grass reading - she had looked so peaceful and serene that Evie had had to draw her. For now she held on to her sketchbook, showing Emily the page; giving it to someone else meant that they might turn pages and see some of the more risqué drawings she had done. "Do you like it?" she asked. It was likely that some of the other girls would be able to see it, too, if they wanted to.