Room 308; Wednesday Evening [10/12].

[somethingwithturquoise]

Ah, yes, what better way to follow up a day heavy on war stuff than a jello shot party in what was essentially a hotel room! But, look, the Wednesday night jello room parties were just a tradition at this point, and Summer practically centered the first half of her trips around making them happen, so she was going to be very disappointed if no one even bothered to show up.

She was going to have a very rough Thursday if she had to do all these jello shots by herself (minus the one or two she could convince Barry to choke down).

So the mass texts to everyone had been sent out, as well as texts to Annie and Rey to show off the jello shot spread and show off what they were missing (with an added text to Annie that went something along the lines of seriously, though, u good? do you need anything? everything cool?), and she just had to finish with the set up. There was some beer and sodas and whatever leftover liquor didn't go into the shots and wine (because France) and some moddable snacks, but, of course, most of the attention was in the jello shots, which included some apple cider ones featuring cider from the countryside and chocolate covered strawberries with chocolate from the local chocolatier. Pears made an appearance in the line up, as did pumpkin. Of course there was champagne, a chocolate eclair, and.....mac and cheese....but, you know, with fancy local cheeses, because that made it better.

Look, just because they were in France, didn't mean you were free from at least That One Shot.

So it was time to party! Chaperones only! Summer will pay Rosa good money to make sure students stay out.

(She would have roped Goose and Sidon into it, but she knew them both well enough to know that while they did cut impressive figures as bouncers, she was pretty sure they would just encourage just letting every one in).

[[ open room party is open! posted here to get the most party bang out of my party buck and general readability. No OCD. Have at it! ]]

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[begmetwice]

"Can't have that," Irene noted, her voice going a touch lower, and her smile adopting a slightly more wicked slant. "I'll get it from you one way or another."

Cheese shot had turned out to be entirely worth it, as it turned out.

[special_rabbit]

Amaya was honestly just glad that this elaborate plot based out of a concern to make sure those euros weren't forgotten had worked as well as it did, especially considering that those euros were, in fact, going to be completely forgotten the moment they walked through that door. Her chin lifted a little again, shifting slightly in the effort to keep back any sort of grin of her own, and she didn't quite trust what the timbre of her voice would be once she finally managed to get out of some words.

"One more," she started, and definitely had to clear her throat a little to get it out better, "for the road?"

[begmetwice]

You know what? Irene could probably afford those five euros.

"Champagne, to see us off?" she suggested, snagging a pair of the shots in question and offering one out to Amaya with the lightest wink. "J'adore ton sourire."

She could argue it was another toast. The truth of it was that Irene was starting to feel the shots go to her head, and complimenting Amaya in a language Irene was fairly sure she did not speak fluently enough to translate seemed like a grand way to get around that whole objection to sentiment.

And besides: she did. And she could tell when someone -- particularly someone whose face she studied so much -- was trying not to smile.

[special_rabbit]

And she was right, of course. Amaya didn't have even the faintest idea of what it was that Irene had said, and while she would probably need a bit more to start feeling the shots in the same way, her thoughts were being clouded by an entirely different sort of intoxication right now. So she took that last shot from Irene with a bit of suspicion, a good amount of curiosity, and weighed whether or not it was worth it to try and figure it out.

She didn't have to consider it for too long at all.

"Sure," she breathed out a laugh. "If you say so."

And, with that, and an unceremonious, somewhat clumsily impatient extraction of the shot into her mouth, she turned to head toward the door, steps maybe just a touch quicker than they might have normally been, pushed by the quick tempo of her own racing heart.