Girls Night Out

[Pam Ravenscroft]

Pam looked magnificent if she did say so herself. The vampire was elated. The previous night at Fangtasia they had killed. The store had been packed as soon as they opened and much money was being spent. The only thing better would be to add more people, sexy girls specifically, and Haylee had a friend who was willing to participate...even if the girl wasn't Pam wouldn't mind giving the human a little mind push to help.

"Tell me Haylee, where is it we are exactly traveling to? In my excitement I completely forgot to ask what the name of your friend is. I hope you don't think too badly of me."

[haylee]

The "highlight moment" of the night had managed to surprise Haylee, being that she didn't trip, or fall within her debut. If she had, it would be a "die" worthy moment. At least the peering of her form was over with as well, kind of ironic; as it was the point of modeling. Eying from head to toe; all in order to get a sense of fashion to wear. A quality of goods, but it didn't make it any less awkward. Without Pam along side of her to oversee the debut, it probably would have been a disaster. At least she didn't have to reflect on the passing moment anymore, now listening to Pam's voice. Wondering just where they were going, much less the person to meet! "Well, we're on Renard Parish. I think it's where Sookie Stackhouse lives." Her lips then curled a smile; now shaking her forehead. She didn't think any less of Pam, heck; she forgot stuff all the time herself. "Do you know her, by any chance?"

[Pam Ravenscroft]

"Yes I do know Sookie, she is well acquainted with Eric and myself. She does little odd jobs for us every now and then. Why exactly are we driving to Sookie's house? Is the friend you are wanting to bring with you going to be there?"

The vampire was a little confused. Surely this tasty treat couldn't be implying that Sookie was the one coming to Fangtasia to help model. Sookie had made it very clear that she wanted nothing more to do with them or Eric (by them she meant herself and the club) because of the little blood drinking incident.

As the car pulled into Sookie Stackhouse's drive way Pam noticed that all the lights were on like the telepath was expecting company. She grinned and her fangs fully extended. This was just getting better and better.

[haylee]

Eric. Urg. How could anyone stand him? Sure, he may have looks to literally "kill with," but his personalty was, a bit of Ew. Haylee tried to appear like a stone wall, to try and hide her feelings. Though it didn't meet with success, as she might as well be speaking. Clearing away a small tiny of red to flush her cheeks. Stupid glamor. Stupid kiss. This was about Sookie now! Blinking when finally getting back on track, trying to figure out on how to answer Pam's question. Yes, the person that she thought of: Did indeed live within Sookie's house. As it was Sookie herself. It was kind of silly, well, weird; really. She didn't know the woman long enough, but felt REALLY close to her. That when Pam had spoken, to bring a friend; she thought of Sookie. "I'm doomed. A thought entered before answering Pam, "Sookie is the one I wanted to come with me."

[Pam Ravenscroft]

"Sookie, really? That is news, good news indeed." Pam felt almost giddy. Eric would be elated to see Sookie prance around in all the outfits. For this Pam might even get a raise!

She parked the car and started to get out. "Haylee, does Sookie know the exact details of what we are getting ready to do this evening? I can't believe that she would want to come to Fangtasia willing. It is probably the last place she would set foot into."

Pam went around the car to open the door for Haylee. "I hope she doesn't refuse, otherwise this would be a colossal waste of time."

[Sookie Stackhouse]

Sookie was cleaning up the kitchen from the wonderful dinner she made herself. Macoroni and cheese with hot dogs. Yes, nothing too special, but it was delisious none the less. Whenever she cleaned up the kitchen though, she always felt a pang of sadness for missing her dear wonderful grandmother. But she had had enough time to recoup from that loss, but it still hurt.

Once she was finished, Sookie grabbed a bottled water and decided, since it was a pretty evening, she would take her trashy romance novel outside on the pourch and read. It was something she rather loved to do but really did not have the time anymore with her work schedule and her vampire lover. But tonight he was busy and she had the night off, so trashy romance it was going to be.

As she stepped onto the pourch, she heard a car door open and wondered who the hell would be coming to her house at night? She wasn't expecting any company. "Who's there?" She called out, alittle nervous as she got just a hint of human brainwaves and then no brainwaves which she recognized as vampire. It was dark out and her lights did not reach that far out so she could not tell who it was and her nerves were about to get ahold of her. It seemed whenever she was alone, dangerous things happened. Hopefully this was just a social house call rather than something she would not want to deal with!

[haylee]

Lie, you have to. Right through the teeth! Haylee thought briefly for a moment. At least until adding in something else, it was rather important to her being. Conscious. No. I can't do that. After a mental sigh came into play, her lips tug at a smile to the situation. "I don't think she does, Pam." About that smile, it was a nervous one; faintly hopeful as well. Haylee tucked a curly and rebellious strand of blond hair behind her ear, "I wouldn't call it a colossal! I just have to, persuade." Yeah, that's it! Oh, wait; sometimes but not all: She wasn't to keen on that. Another sigh arose before giving a chuckle as she exited Pam's car.

Again, she didn't even think straight! "I can't explain it, but there's like a pull of sorts. Y'know, when I'm around Sookie." Awkwardly trying to explain why she had offered up this trip in the first place. Maybe, she wasn't making any sense at all. Just as she was about to speak again, she heard a voice akin to Sookie's. It was dark after all and a little difficult to see. "It's me, Haylee N' I have company!" She wasn't exactly sure what to call Pam, just yet. Hopefully, that would change and hopefully, Sookie would remember her.

[Pam Ravenscroft]

Pam followed silently behind Haylee listening to her prattle on. She rolled her eyes when the girl said she would have to persuade the Bon Temp telepath. Pam was right all along, this would be like pulling teeth and she couldn't believe she got all worked up for nothing.

Pam peeked around Haylee's shoulder and waved. "Hello dear Sookie. You are looking in fine form this evening. I do hope we aren't intruding. Haylee is a little spontaneous with her, how shall I put this, places to visit."

This was either going to go one of two ways. Sookie was either going to swear up and down her grandmother's porch and give in or she was going to be sweet as pie to Haylee and be mad at Pam the rest of the night after giving in. The vampire chuckled as she thought. "I hope she puts up a bit of a fight. Always more fun."

[Sookie Stackhouse]

Sookie looked as hard as she could and a voice depiected the shadowy figures she noticed walking up. It was Haylee and Pam. Haylee and Pam? How odd? What in the hell was wrong with the world tonight? Who was in trouble? Whose mind did she have to read? Was she going to get money? All those thought flew through her head as she spoke up. "Why lordy be. Haylee. How nice to see ya again sweetie. Pam, how, um, how no what in the world is wrong tonight?" She asked, her usual anger when seeing a Fangtasia vampire flared up. It was habit because never did they show with just a simple hello or show to sit a spell or something. No no, always needed something. They sure were some needy vampires from a lil ol human.

Sook did not have anything to do, she was in no hurry, no cleaning, it was just going to be a restful night. But it seemed company was the agenda now. "Haylee, how are you darling?" She asked and looked a Pam, still a bit curious as to why she was with Haylee. "Pam, same to you?" She motioned for them to come on the porch. The reason for the visit would become known soon and Sookie was sure waiting to hear the crazyness of it now. Unless it was really just a social call, but that was almost unheard of since she first met Bill and her entire life changed.

[haylee]

Haylee blinked whenever feeling as if someone were glancing over her shoulder. It was, perhaps nothing but her imagination as there weren't many around at this hour. Instead of ignoring the feeling, slowly she glance to find that Pam had decided to peek over her shoulder. Now, merely giving a wave to Sookie and not to mention, giving a greeting. All before calling her a little "spontaneous" and within this instance, there was NO way that Haylee could argue. Once she looked forward, she managed to receive a greeting from Sookie that left her smiling. "It's nice to see you too, Sook!" Whoops, at this hour: It probably wasn't proper to be raising her voice. Ironic that she then asked on what is "wrong" for her to be able to see Pam.

Wrong? Nah, nothing of the sort. Er-ok, maybe a little but not anything dangerous! Least, in her opinion. Despite all of the interesting commotion, she was doing well-ish. Haylee then opted to indeed sit on the porch with Sookie, hoping that eventually Pam would join as well. "Hope I'm not interupt'n much." Really, it would be a pain to be a bother but this little visit couldn't be helped. Oh, about her question! "I'm doing well." She REALLY just needed to ease into things before going, "hey. Guess what?" I need a favor. A BIG one. For a moment, she mentally sighed.

[Pam Ravenscroft]

Pam's lips started to quirk. She kept reminding herself not to laugh. For once, this had not been her or Eric's idea and Sookie's wrath had no one to fall on except Haylee.

"Dearest Sookie, I have no intention of asking you to do anything. Haylee was doing a favor for me and I simply asked if she knew any friends who might want to help her out. It only turns out by a miraculous twist of fate that the one friend in this whole town she wanted to participate was you. If you decline, that is your choice. Haylee and I will have fun without you."

Pam marched back to the car and pulled out two outfits. "Since we are here, would you mind horribly if we changed? It takes a minute to get back to Shreveport and the only thing I want to worry about it touching up my lipstick." Not that she would need to, it just seemed like the human thing to say.

She draped the dresses over her arm and walked up the steps onto Sookie's porch. "Aren't these divine? I found the perfect shoes and jewelry to go with them just this morning and I thought I might die, again." Plus Sookie liked to play dress up just as much as the next girl. She also definitely liked it when she didn't have to pay for the expensive gifts.

Pam held up the first choice. "Obviously this will be for Haylee since the crowd will be catering to her."




The second one she held up and smiled longingly at. "This is just perfection, made specifically for me, which is why I am wearing it."




Pam winked at Haylee. "It's really too bad you don't want to join us, I was thinking that maybe we could make it a girls night out." She laughed at the thought. Sookie no more wanted to hang out with Pam than Pam wanted to be mated with a werewolf. It just wasn't going to happen.

[Sookie Stackhouse]

Sookie was a bit flaberghasted. Haylee and Pam, here at her house. Pam with clothes, and nice sweet fancy clothes. But what really was the point of it all? What did they need her for? Sookie just loved Haylee and she knew there was something special inside her, that was for sure. And Pam, well, she was special. She is a vampire.

"Yall aint inturupting nothing. I was just gonna sit and read, but it seems like yall got some other plans for me huh?" She said with a bit of a sassy yet excited tone. Afterall, Sookie could not remember the last time she spent some time with just girls. It was always boys or people of the supernatural persuasion. Even if one is a vampire and the other something more than human, it was still girls.

Pam had the outfits out, and they were to die for. What did Pam mean the crowd, and catering to Haylee? What the hell were they going to do? And a favor for Haylee, Sookie would gladly accept, especially if it involved clothes. "Pam, I didn't say no yet. You do play the enticing cards well!" She replied as she looked at the clothes. "So, as a favor for Haylee I assume. What might this night you speak of entail?" Sookie was intrigued, that was a fact. And hell, nothing better to do, so why not.

[haylee]

Whew! Haylee briefly thought in exclamation, while taking in the fact of nothing being interrupted. That was able to take a load off her "mind", but not by much. Slightly feeling a little antsy, she perhaps should have planned things better. Yet, it couldn't be helped now when jumping into the Frey. All in all, it was a little exciting; though she hoped it wouldn't bother Sookie all to bad. "Its true,Sook! I wanted to help Pam out by inviting another person with me to model some of her clothing." Haylee began and tried in keeping some focus, which is a little difficult. Pam, if anything could be said in observation, is that she had exquisite taste in clothes! She was defiantly a interesting woman, Haylee could say that as well. Opting to smile, slightly clearing her throat, a fingertip scratching her cheek. "I sort of, thought you to help volunteer. I know I should've called first, only I didn't have your number."

After all that had been said, Haylee reflected on a term that Pam mentioned. A girls night out? I don't think I've done that in a long while. She tried to keep a sense of being giggy on the down low. Ironic, being that she wasn't a very good in telling a lie. Not that she was lying about anything! It just went along with not being good at keeping a blank face, always expressive. Speaking of Pam again, Haylee thought her to be generous; giving a part of her time and clothing away, from their last meeting. Whenever she was bored, there had been a little doodle to be made. Advertising can be a jungle! Haylee then reached inside of her pocket, in order to yank out her surprise. "I sort of doodle a lot, N' this popped up." Handing a small card out, in order to be inspected by Pam.

[Pam Ravenscroft]

Pam smiled brightly. "Haylee, you are simply too much. I adore your spunk and the muse you inspire within me." The blonde vampire bent forward and kissed the girl on the cheek.

She turned to face Sookie. "As you know I am running a store in Shreveport and Haylee was interested in buying something. Since she was on a limited budget I took the liberty of letting her do some advertising for the shop at Fangtasia. Now she looks fabulous and has recruited my favorite barmaid at Merlotte's to help us."

The vampire returned to the vehicle and came out with something that would take the telepath's breath away. "I wasn't sure who we were getting but this is more than perfect for you and your skin tone."