SOBER UP ; open, drinking party

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[b][color=#414a4c]"Did you just call me 'mom', boy?"

She had to take another drink, had to further intoxicate herself before she even thought to further deal with that atrocity. Mom. Mom. She was not his mother, never had been, never would be. Besides, he was both older and taller than her. She wasn't as well-versed in the ways of humans but she knew enough to say that that wasn't exactly how those types of things worked. If anything, she should be the one calling him 'dad' or something of that caliber. Even though she would never: to Amren, parents were trivial things. She raised the bottle, taking more than she probably should have and relishing in the sort of cloudiness that had all but entrapped her tiny figure. There was a low buzz present in her skull, one that relaxed her and coaxed a real smile from her- the kind of smile that made her genuinely beautiful, not intimidatingly beautiful. Alcohol certainly worked wonders for the spitfire, that was for sure.

[color=#414a4c]"And since when do you write the laws, boy?" Her attention had returned to Rainier and Leopold, gaze lingering on the latter as he insisted that conversations sans him was illegal. Someone's had a bit too much to drink, she observed, her smile turning cheshire. She'd take another long drink, realizing that the bottle was nearing its completion. Oh well, it wasn't like she wasn't at a party with a plethora of well-made and expensive alcohol all around her. There'd be more bottles to down and a hangover that would probably end her life in the morning. [color=#414a4c]"The more the alcohol kicks in," She was addressing Rainier now, [color=#414a4c]"The better time I have."

She was probably drunk already, existing for once in a state of calm, her flames dampened. She'd watch idly as Thomas approached Connie and confused her for his sister. Typical Thomas, she supposed, he was constantly caught up by his past. [color=#414a4c]"Hey! You two! Stop being weird and come join the rest of the party like normal human beings."