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asharpertongue) wrote2014-07-07 10:04 pm
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Beach BBQ [Open]

Levi's idea for a beach party had been a good one. After the past few weeks they both needed to blow off a little steam and Lara had taken to the idea like the proverbial siren to water, inviting all her employees and friends. Levi had put the word out at the police station and among his closer friends so between them a decent crowd was forming.
The tables lining the beach were piled high with food and drink, a DJ was already in full swing and people were drifting over to the large bonfire for warmth as the chill started to cut through the summer evening. A few of the Heart of Gold employees had brought their kids along for the festivities and a friend of Lara's was performing little glamours and tricks to keep them entertained. Large clusters of huge pillows were dotted about the beach just a little way from Levi's house and lanterns and firelight bathed the whole area in a warm glow.
Maybe Lara had taken it a little far but she liked to treat her friends and everyone could use a little R&R.
OOC: Levi and Lara's friends have been officially invited, but everyone else feel free to wander in at your leisure~.
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"Come on! Let's get some then," she chirps, grabbing his hand and tugging him along. "They have burgers too, I think. If you'd prefer one of those. Hot dogs are better though, if you ask me."
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Jason follows her to the tables. "Both together are even better," he suggests. It's good it looks like they have plenty of food here because Jason can put away a lot of food.
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"You eat a lot," she teases, grinning at him with a sidelong look. "Good. I won't feel as bad about stuffing myself on s'mores later then."
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"I do eat a lot, yes. Requirement of the job?" He laughs. "I'll be stuffing myself on s'mores too. And anything else they let me have. You won't have any need to feel bad."
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"You'd better gorge yourself then," she orders, playfully stern. "I'd feel even worse if I dragged you out here and you didn't get your fill of the food, at least."
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"Oh, no worries. I worked up an appetite today. Eli might have to drag my body out of here by the end of the night."
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"If you eat enough, we can just roll you. Are you staying with John again tonight? Because it's all downhill to the hotel."
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"He left this morning, actually. Now he knows where I am, he wanted to get back to his son. He did make me get this thing though." Jason digs in his pocket and pulls out a smartphone.
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"Aww... I didn't get to say goodbye," she pouts, then perks up when he pulls out a phone. Iris bounces, leaning over to look at the screen. "You have a phone!! Add me! You can send me pictures of Alfredo!"
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"I don't..." he shakes his head, flipping the phone around in his hand. "I don't understand anything you just told me."
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Iris looks up at him, raising her eyebrows in disbelief, then back down at the phone. "You got a phone and he didn't teach you anything about it?" she asks, shaking her head. "Want me to teach you?"
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"What am I going to send pictures of?"
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"Alfredo, duh. Or things that make you happy! Or pretty things you see!"
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"How do you take a picture again?"
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Iris lets out a playfully heavy sigh and rolls her eyes, making it clear she's just teasing him. "Here. Press the button that looks like a camera. Point it at what you want to take a picture of, hold down this button for a second so it focuses, and then hit it again to take the picture."
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He inspects the camera screen before holding up the phone to Iris and taking a picture of her. "Ha! I did it. Something pretty," he teases.
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The sudden movement and the shutter noise that accompanied it startles her and she freezes, blinking as her brain processes what just happened. As his words sink in, her cheeks flush and she quickly ducks her head to hide it. "Don't be silly!" she squeaks out, pretending to fix the hem of her outfit. "I meant like... flowers! Or art! Not me!"
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"Sorry," Jason grins as she practically hides. "I'm not much of a flower or an art guy. I guess I'll just stick to Alfredo then."
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She half-glares up at him through the curtain of her hair, shaking her head at his grin. "Lots of pictures of Alfredo. And you can send them to me."
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Iris watches him pile up his food with a grateful smile, glad she'd invited him. She figured, even if he didn't enjoy the rest of the party, the food at least would keep him happy.
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Jason glances to Iris. "Are you eating anything? Or saving room for dessert?"
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"Ah..." She realizes she'd been staring a bit and grabs a plate, stuffing it with sweets hurriedly, fighting off a shameful blush. "I zoned out a little, sorry."
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