savannah grady. twenty6. the southern belle. penned & adored by sarah.
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"Well, I guess it's a good thing I am not on the hunt for anything specific," Savannah nods her head at the other, cold hands shoved in the pockets of her coat. It was become almost too frigid in the small Michigan town to be going out this late for errands. But, she needed to pick up a few supplies at the hardware store for some homemade presents. Suddenly feeling crafty, she couldn't exactly trust ordering anything online to arrive in a timely enough manner to complete everything. "It does seem like everything and their fuckin' mom is needing to get shit before Christmas, not sure the hardware store...or really any stores can keep up."
LOCATION : red creek hardware store TIME : 6 p.m. WITH : OPEN ( capping at 0 / 5 replies )
jihoon flicks his lighter , the flame trembling against the bitter cold as he lights the cigarette dangling from his lips with a hand stuffed in his coat pocket . he hates the sharp burn of smoke in his lungs almost as much as he hates the winter air biting at his face , but it’s either this or stew inside the hardware store , staring at a selection of couches so tasteless they feel like a personal affront . he exhales a thin stream of smoke , watching it curl and disappear before his gaze shifts to someone walking toward the entrance. he watches them hesitate , hand hovering near the door handle . “ don’t bother , ” he says with a light snort . “ unless you’re in the market for buyer’s remorse . ”
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Savannah snickers at Damon's expressive ghost face impression, shaking her head in response. "I did think of possibly being Tatum from the first movie, but decided on something a little more....bloody," she spoke out, making her remember how much of a pain it was to get the fake blood out from her hair and skin the days following Halloween. "I was actually a zombie cheerleader. I wore one of my old cheerleading uniforms from high school, maybe a little basic but I got a few compliments while out trick or treating," she adds on. "What were you dressed up as?"
eyes flicker from their phone, brows furrowing a bit. " scary and spooky makes me think of xenomorph or the freak from 'it'. if you were ghost face, i'll be devastated i didn't get to reenact the ... " the hand grasping their phone and the free one rise to their cheeks, voice pitched a bit. " NO, don't kill me mr. ghostface! i wanna be in the sequel ... " laughs almost instantly at themselves, batting the air in savannah's direction with his phone. maybe that's a bit too on the nose, crude and basic with the small town gossip stereotype. oh well, not like it didn't go through everyone elses mind. its easier to talk about this than their fucking embarrassment. wound buried beneath its mountain of salt. sugar poured into on top. a little salty, a little sweet. no, it's something bitter— " i'm yammering. lay it on me. maybe i'll spout some ideas for you next year. long as a meteor doesn't hit, add some extraterrestrial spooky shit to this creek. "
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"You know what would be even better than an ugly sweater? A reindeer or elf costume," Savannah suggested, the mental image of her bandmates in a festive get-up was enough to make her chuckle too. "I mean, I know it would be different than our usual sound but it can't hurt trying something new....even just for a night? That's the beauty of being a musician, experimenting and not staying in a box," she suggested. "Plus, everybody has a holiday song now of day's, not sure why the band hasn't released one yet."
〔 🦢 〕 ﹕ 𝗷𝗼𝘀𝗶𝗲 𝘀𝗻𝗼𝗿𝘁𝘀, 𝗹𝗲𝗮𝗻𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗯𝗮𝗰𝗸 𝗶𝗻 𝗵𝗲𝗿 𝘀𝗲𝗮𝘁 𝗮𝘀 𝘀𝗵𝗲 𝘁𝗮𝗸𝗲𝘀 𝗮 𝘀𝗶𝗽 𝗼𝗳 𝗵𝗲𝗿 𝗹𝗮𝘁𝘁𝗲. “ sorry, i just imagined finch in an ugly christmas sweater. ” she makes a mental note to get him one, , if not only to get his reaction, the scratchy kind her grandmother would always gift her around the holidays despite her pleas to her father to get her to stop. “ mmm, maybe? feels kind of different to the sound we've already established, though. most christmas songs aren't exactly giving 4am, if you get what i mean, ” she remarks. “ but we could try if you really want it, pull a pop goes punk or whatever and put our own spin on things. how does that sound? ”
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Savannah was in the midst of running some afternoon errands, in desperate need of a pack of cigarettes and some other items from the pharmacy. Making her way up to the front counter, she offers a friendly smile towards the cashier who seemed more interested in their book than anything else. But, she understood the feeling. Slow shifts were killer and sometimes you need something to pass the time that didn't involve doom scrolling on your phone. Getting lost in a fictional world seemed like a much better option.
"Oh, hi," she spoke. "I'm just here to pick up a prescription and get a few things," she admits. She glances down towards the book again, curious to what they had been reading. "What are you reading? I've been in a little bit of a reading slump, it's been hard to find anything decent."
for? OPEN where? the pharmacy
he doesn't look up as the door swings open with another customer, keeping his gaze trained on the open book in front of him – it's shirley jackson's hangsaman. he does, though, call out (less of a call and more of something about a decibel louder than a mumble), "we're, uh... there's a two-for-one deal on gauze and band-aids right now." and the only reason he says anything at all is because it's allegedly his job to upsell. today's bogo deal seems a little too on the nose, though, considering the town's latest events, but griffin didn't come up with the sale. he just rings it up. he makes a quick, barely legible note in the margin with his fading black pen and flips the page, hoping whoever just came in doesn't need to know where anything is. or worse, want to exchange small talk with him.
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The next comment is almost enough for Savannah to roll her eyes or bite back. Living in Redcreek had increased her confidence a bit over the years. She didn't have any sort of backbone when she was still living under her parents roof in Kentucky. She was always meek, always biting her lip and keeping her head low. While Pandora's remarks are snarky, she continues to try to not give in. Giving her customer the silent treatment, reaching into the case and plucking each one of the items for them. Placing them into a small baggie, she offers a thin slipped smile. "Here you go, it'll be $8.00 even. If you're feeling the holiday cheer, you can tip the pretty girl over here," she replies in a sarcastic manner, pointing to the tip jar that had a red bow tied around it.
it's a little game that pandora likes to play at the worst of times - see what makes others tick, what makes them grovel, what makes them snap; and she's half - impressed with savannah's inability to cave in. a shame, really. she wants another quick outburst, a pulse of vein against forehead - but pand can only keep herself entertained for so long. with a click of tongue against the roof of her mouth, she tilts her head to the side, as if contemplating pastries - curls brushing off her shoulders. "hm. fresh daily, really? do you bake them yourself or are you just the pretty girl they put up front to upsell?" her arms cross over themselves, hand tucking beneath her chin. "i'll take one of each. the coffee crumble, strawberry danish, every variant of croissant - everything in the case, really. no worries on the coffee, though! we press our own - it's a surefire way to insure quality."
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Savannah needed some time to kill before the band's set and thankfully, her initiating the conversation wasn't totally shut off. She wasn't always good at starting them, liquid courage helping her open up a bit more though.
"Yeah, I heard about it all. Small town, gossip tends to spread like wildfire," she spoke. Not trying to pour any salts in potential wounds by bringing up the events of Halloween, she tries her best at pivoting the topic a bit. "No, I wasn't really going as basic this year," she joked with Damon. "You're too cold on the guess. Think something more scary and spooky. Do I strike you as the princess type?"
damon had purposely seated himself at the bar during its slow hours. typical hangout for the slower afternoons. the doordash notifications were dry as a fucking desert, even for the miles long drives. the phone sits just out of reach, their fingers tapping to the tune of the music without a second thought. savannah speaks and it has damon humming out of tune to the beat - music never their strong suit despite the creative heart. rhythms lost to their racing thoughts, but they could still enjoy it. cheek rests against his palm, lips pursing as he considers his reply.
" probably a good thing you weren't there. " briefly thinks back to the collateral damage. a bottle they'd had to pay for, selin in particular being in the middle of it ... fuuuuuuuck they wish they were drunk enough that night to wipe it from their memory. regardless of this, he laughs something low from the chest. " i won't judge you, thirty and flirty is still a thing who cares about trick or treating ... wait, no. scratch that. as long as you were dressed up as something cool i'll let it slide. lemme guess. " this, a good conversation to distract from the lingering weight on their chest. fingers drum a bit faster against his phone screen. " actually, this is just as basic. tinkerbell? no, no, princess daisy? "
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"That might just apply to like, stadium or arena shows in super big cities? I've only been to super tiny concerts in the middle of nowhere Kentucky so maybe my opinion isn't totally valid," she lets out a sigh. There was nothing that Savannah craved more than to have the opportunity to move to a bigger city and experience more of a wider music scene. Whether it be LA or New York, she could only imagine how much she'd adore it. "I am the drummer at redstone, yes! If you come to our next show, maybe I'll feel generous and throw a drumstick to you," she jokes.
as her smile cracks open, all sunny - side, rafael can't help but widen his, too. it's easier, like this, to smile when others do; comes more naturally. it lifts a small amount of weight off his shoulders; eases him. "yeah, well -" another small shrug, "- no, i think i, uh - agree with you. i think it's just a lot of the younger generation not being raised with the same concert etiquettes. big focus on - videoing the experience, rather than, like, feeling it - y'know? they'll - find their way, eventually. learn as they grow. everyone does, i think." he can only try, really, to learn from the things he's done. "oh, yeah, right - you're part of the band at redstone's, yeah? i've seen you guys a coupla' times, m'friends with, uh - finch. you guys do some great stuff."
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Dana Watches Gilmore Girls: Help Wanted (2x20)
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"I think it has it's pro's and cons, honestly. My mom owned a bakery when I was living in Kentucky so baking has always been sort of it in my blood and a source of comfort? I had never really thought about selling any of my goodies, but I might consider it? I do always like to make little goodie tins for the holidays as a homemade gift," she explained. Savannah didn't often find herself bringing up her family or life prior to Redcreek much. There weren't too many fond memories of her childhood but some bits and pieces of it she could look back on as a good thing.
"Cosmic witch? Sounds fuckin' wicked, do you have any pics of your costume?" She asked the other, trying to imagine her getup, a rather creative idea. "Oh no, I was out and about in town actually. I went as a zombie cheerleader. Did you catch the party or trick or treating at all?"
lela takes the joint, exhaling a small laugh. "stress baking sounds dangerous. like, one minute you're trying to chill, and the next you've got 20 cupcakes staring at you, judging your life choices," she teases, giving savannah a playful nudge. "if you bake too much, you could always sell the things that you make for some extra cash. everyone loves a good homemade treat."
she leans back, taking a slow hit before passing it back. "halloween? oh, I went all out. sressed up as a cosmic witch—glitter, stars, the whole deal. basically, I looked like a walking galaxy. what about you? did you do anything fun, or were you stress-baking ghost cookies?"
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Seated at the bar enjoying a round before the band was set to perform, the drummer can't help but overhear the individual whom was a few seats down from her. There wasn't much of a crowd at this point in the evening yet, other nights being busier in the past. Maybe people just weren't in the mood to drink or hear live music? It's not like there was anything worth celebrating as of late. Savannah wouldn't really blame it if there was more of a crappy turnout for tonight's gig. But, part of her secretly hoped the band wouldn't have to perform for less than their usual number of audience.
Taking a sip from her beer, she offered Damon a sympathetic glance. "If it makes you feel any better, I wasn't there to see the fight. I was too busy trying to score the good candy," she lets out a small giggle. "If you don't give me shit for being almost thirty trick or treating, I won't give you shit for being here."
FOR : OPEN! LOCATION : redstone bar . TIMESTAMP : 8:45pm .
" yeah, yeah ... i know not a good look for me to be here. " snorts over his drink. a singular beer bottle in their hand the first and only one. damon wasn't trying to have a repeat of the other week or make someone nervous around him. its been on his mind recently. 'great job, damon, not only are you a known face, but now you're known as the guy that started a fight on murder night!' whatever. it wasn't the headline of the register in the whodunit column, so at least they don't have to worry about that. fingers twirl the bottle into a little spin, liquid spinning in the bottle. " gotta save my face somehow, eh? promise i ain't any trouble ... here at least. "
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Savannah's elderly neighbor door the street from her was in desperate need of getting her laundry done and truthfully, so did she. So, Sav decided to kill two birds with one stone and offer to pick up her neighbor's laundry for her to take for her laundromat outing. Having her own in-unit washer and dryer would be a dream, but she needed to save up for a good deal on one.
Taking a trip to silver coin wasn't all that bad, it gave her an excuse to see familiar faces and jam out in her car on the way there. Trying to find some of the positives was something that young woman liked to consider a positive of her's. She was about to start on her second load of the afternoon when she was approached for a quarter.
"Oh! Uh, yes. I think I have a few left," she speaks, reaching into her cluttered bookbag, knowing she had some change hidden at the bottom. Digging through it for a few moments, her hands reach out to give the other two quarters. "You don't owe me anything, don't worry about it. Maybe like, pass it on or whatever? This town could use some good energy right now."
[ open starter ; starring ... jubilee jackson ] [ setting ; silver coin laundromat ]
it's very rare for jubilee to not have at least a soft smile on their face. their name is literally jubilee. they're a walking ray of sunshine for the most part.
at the moment, she's pissed. her brows knit together, and a scowl on her face as her manicured nails pluck out the silver coins in her light washed jeans pocket. arguably, jubilee hasn't carried cash, let alone coins, for what feels like years at this point. in their defense, they never thought the washer and dryer they got off facebook marketplace three years ago would suddenly die on them and they'd be forced to go to a laundromat.
she counts the coins softly to herself, taking a deep breath when it hits her; she's a single quarter short. jubilee scratches the back of her neck as she looks down at the basket of clothes near her boots, contemplating washing them in her sink just for a moment before looking up and around.
"hey friend," jubilee sings at the other patron in the laundromat, giving them a charming smile and raise of her thick brows. "you got a quarter i could barrow? i'll pay you back with interest. pinky promise."
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"Maybe I need a new hobby or something. I usually find myself stress baking in times like this, but I only have so much room in my kitchen for new recipes," she sighs. Savannah was a pretty crafty individual, so she almost considered picking back up her knitting or jewelry making as a distraction. Plus, it could put a little extra cash in her pocket to buy gifts for others.
"But yeah, thanks again for this," she adds on, taking another quick puff of the joint before handing it back to Lela. "Did you at least have fun during Halloween though? Dress up as anything good?"
the girl glances over at savannah, her eyes softening. "i get that," she says quietly, her voice carrying a certain weight. "sometimes keeping busy feels like the right move, but it can just wear you out more, you know?" she leans back against the bench, drawing her knees up to her chest. "i’m guessing the whole work thing isn't really filling whatever void you're trying to avoid. it’s tough when you’re stuck in your head like that." she lets a sigh escape as she looked up at the sky. "maybe this is the right kind of distraction for now, though. just… let the day be what it is. this has been the only thing really getting me through the day anymore especially with whatever is going on in this town."
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It was late, honestly probably too late than Savannah had been used to staying up. She was prone to going to bed at a reasonable hour due to needing to be up at the crack of dawn for prep at the bakery. But, she found herself with two days off in a row which meant finding a new show to binge and needing proper snacks for the ocassion.
Craving stovetop popcorn with mini m&m's mixed in, she grabbed everything she needed (among other things) at the store. Mini shopping cart almost filled to the brim as she checks out. Sav was about to head towards the exit when her gaze settles on on the wanted poster.
"I guess I never really looked at it till now," she admitted. "Do you not think the eyes have like, that off look about them? The one's you hear about in those true crime podcasts?"
[ open starter ; starring ... noah li ] [ setting ; the amrak grocery store ]
it's late. it's what noah calls the dead hour where there's either no one in the store or a singular shopper wondering around the chips aisle. either way, noah doesn't do a lot at this hour. she either starts turning the soup cans around to mess with customers or reads one of the national geographics they have in the magazine racks.
"do you think he got to pick what picture they put on the wanted poster?" noah asks as her sharp hazel eyes squint at the piece of paper pinned to the bulletin board near the entrance. noah's only ever seen it littered with missing person's posters or job offerings. a wanted poster is new. exciting, in noah's opinion, but they don't say that.
noah tilts their head, letting out a curious sound through pursed lips.
"i don't think he's the killer. look at his gaze," her scarred hand motions in a circle around the piece of paper, "too sad. not the eyes of a killer, if you ask me."
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"Okay, here me out Josie," Savannah speaks to her bandmate, finishing off her the last bits of her cookie and going to reach for her cup that held her peppermint mocha hot chocolate. "What about a Christmas themed set at the Redstone? Like just all holiday covers, we could even take requests from the audience? Maybe we can even wear matching outfits, ugly sweaters?" She is now raddling off ideas that have been brewing in her head. This was her favorite time of year and despite all the craziness that has been going on in town, she wanted to try to plan something special.
( Closed starter for @enternights / Josephine ! )
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