Here Comes The Energizer Bunny Gang (263 views)

"It's not just great, it's amazing! And you got the perfect timing. Not that I'm all that surprised since it's you." Of course, even Lily had some bias towards her friends. And Lucy really was a great photographer to her. One day, she'd hopefully force him to take one of her photos. Though, he probably would do it for fun sometime anyway. "She's cute. If you can get her over here, I'll definitely love to meet her." Meet her and hit on her, of course- but she didn't have to iterate that to Lucy, who already knew Lily's interest in girls rather well. They were a unique pair, that way- but it was why they got along well. That, and their energies matched. But, from the picture, Lily could only guess that this 'Amy' would have a similar air. That was why Lucy liked her too, right?

"And don't worry, I know I'll 'love' her. Though, you should be worrying about how much," The girl mused, grinning and patting at his leg for a moment. She took a nacho soon after, happily chewing the crispy chip like a child chewing a sucker candy. "We can play, dance and eat more yummy nachos. These nachos really are yummy..."

Lily already knew her friend's singing at least a little bit- but she didn't mind either way. Singing was fun, and while she was by far not the best singer, she thought herself at least average. So, she wouldn't do too badly joining in on the fun.

His later words caught her funny bone, a laugh escaping her as she pat his leg during the fit. "Well that's where we differ, because when you get a boyfriend, I am not going anywhere near you two if you start doing it."


When she heard the knock at the door, Lily was swift to run and answer it. Seeing the brown haired girl in person was a shock to her system, however- it was rather hard to hold back her internal urges to pounce the girl. But, she couldn't hold back entirely. Excited, the blonde was quick to wrap her arms around the other's shoulders, happily hugging her. "You're even cuter in person!" She grinned happily, not letting go except for long enough to let the girl inside.

This would be much fun.

"Geez, Lucy! You're so mean keeping such a cute girl all to yourself!" Lily pouted, hugging Amy still with her chin on the girl's shoulder, eyes towards their mutual friend's direction. "You should've introduced us sooner."

Pulling away to dance her way next to the male they both knew, Lily opted to give a proper introduction to Amy- it was a lot easier to hit on a girl when you knew each other, and either way, introductions were important. That was something she knew well from her family over time. "I'm Lily Hawkins, from the modelling course. Lucy's my roommate. I say it that way though because I spend most of my time in his room instead of my own."

Yes, she was overly open, but the giggle and the fact that the two girls knew Lucy well deemed it fine to say. After all, this person was a friend to Lucy. Surely, Amy would understand, right? "Say, Amy, do you have a girlfriend right now? Or a boyfriend? Whoever they are, I can already say they're super, super lucky. I'm jealous." She giggled, looking to Lucy with a silly, sly grin. "Do you think I'd manage to steal her from them? I won't try to steal your boyfriend if you get one, but Amy's adorable."

"I don't think the wig would be needed," Lily replied pretty easily, twirling her way to look carefully at Amy and Lucy together. "You could just grow your hair out and shave. That'd be a start. But why do you want to be a pretty girl anyway? Trying to push some of the silly guys that haven't noticed how awesome you are to notice?" Giggling a bit, she found her delicate fingers curled near her lips, trying to hide her laughing lips.

Thinking it over for a moment, she tried to make a camera of sorts with her hands and imagination, pretending to take a picture. "There we go. For my mental scrapbook...Does 'Cute Girls and Nice Guys' or something like that sound like a good title? Not that I can print memories yet." She happily flaked from the topic to grab a hand of Lucy's and a hand from Amy, raising her own up high to reach with them. "With this, we're now gonna be great friends! All of us!"

But that was when one thing caught her attention. "Well, except Amy's special. I'm definitely gonna try to win her over."

"What do you mean you've never been considered a girl? Just what are you hiding in those shorts?" Lily eyed her slyly, but soon looked towards Lucy and closed her eyes. This wasn't the place for such talk anyway. Not at all. She had to keep that in mind. "Say, say! Lucy told me you like singing too, Amy. Why don't we all sing something together? Like a duet but...With three people! So, a triplet?"

She wasn't fully sure where she was going with it, but her energy was remaining stable at its high levels. She flexed her hands behind her and twirled happily, heading near the path to Lucy's room again. "Lucy's room is lots more fun than mine. We should play there. Mine's really boring. His has lots of pictures."

Lily giggled upon the explanation, waving a hand in the bland space next to her. "Nonsense, nonsense. I bet there are plenty of girls who notice your charm. If not, they're silly. But I bet the others just aren't as honest as I am. What do you think, Lucy?" Smiling happily to the boy in the room despite their roles feeling almost oddly reversed, she wandered through her mind to figure out what his response might be.

Twirling back to glimpse at the cute curly-haired girl, Lily had to think for a moment. "I think they're called acapella groups. My mama really loved them when I was younger. She tried to make me join chorus so she could have me in one, but there was usually a pianist involved and I wasn't much of a singer." Of course, she wasn't horrible either- but, compared to the popular artists out there, she was nothing special either. It was just listening to any other person sing, really. "But I bet it'd be fun if it was us three together. At least it'll be fun that way!"

She trotted closer to the door, slowly making playful steps against the house's floor- but spun to turn to Lucy once more, his idea of taking a picture of the two. "If you take that picture, I better get a copy of it to put in my room! I want one!"