<br/>Megan (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=268436.msg13236818#msg13236818)<br/><strong>WEARING:</strong>Bordeaux summer dress, high heeled sandals<br/><strong>DAY:</strong>Friday, June 9th<br/><strong>TIME:</strong>Night, just before Damian's arrival<br/><strong>LOCATION:</strong>Caulton Residence - Backyard Pool<br/><strong>CONTENT:</strong>Half a proposition<br/><strong>TAGGING:</strong>Gwynn, Marco, Roxy<br/><hr/><br/><br/>By the time Roxy and Gwynn arrived at the party Megan was already there having Curtis, one of the best photographers in school, take pictures of her by the pool. It was for her "Graduation Album" on Instagram, a "gift"  for her 200 thousand something followers and the two purposely arrived earlier to avoid unnecessary bothers. The scene itself was perfect, without being too crowded, the light being more than suitable for a night shoot. This was supposed to be the night of her life, drenched in alcohol, dance and the presence of her friends, but Megan unexpectedly felt the need for something less boisterous and a little more inconspicuous. It was as if the end of school not only closed an important chapter of her life, but also pulled away the backstage curtains, revealing both the hard work and the emptiness that was in fact, her life for the past four years.<br/><br/>She and Curtis had a long, fruitful collaboration. Megan was paying him for the best of his shots and gave him cool 'freebies' like concert tickets, pool sessions and party invitations she didn't use in exchange for his availability. He was at her beck and call, professionally speaking. The fact that she wasn't seeing anyone at the time was another mishap, so unlike her that night, besides the slight case of blues she was down with.<br/><br/>When Roxy, and then later on Gwynn, arrived at party, Megan was in no hurry to greet them, despite having missed them for a while now. Usually she'd be at Roxy's doing her make-up before they left for the party or taking Gwynn under her wing and making sure no one ruins their night, but this time she left them to their own devices for a while. She and Curtis were having a drink in a more secluded area then, from where they could spot the happenings without necessarily being seen themselves.<br/><br/>Aaron briefly caught her attention, not expecting to see him here and then she became slightly more interested to know if perhaps Benny joined him too. As if. And why would she care? Another sign of the graduation sickness or something, it made people do dumb shiz. She watched Aaron make a fool of himself in front of her girls, too shy or too dumb to take the chance Gwynn was genuinely offering in her naive way and much to Marco's dismay. The party was dragging for a while now and she doubted that the four of them were enough to change the pace, herself included.<br/><br/>”There's the loser party at Old Margaery's." She replied to Gwynn's question, as she approached the group with a glass of wine in her hand and a wide shiny smile.<br/><br/>"I wouldn't recommend it, though. Kinda beats the whole purpose of avoiding that lot throughout the years, doesn't it?” There was a beckoning tone to her voice however, as if she was posing a challenge. Personally, Megan was glad to not having to put up with their 'rebellious' airs anymore  now that school was finally over and she wanted more than anything to savour graduation with the 'right kind' of people. Yet let's face it, the party was lame and she hoped for a night to remember.<br/>