You’re so cute when you’re slurring your speech,
But they’re closing the bar and they want us to leave.

I’m a war, of head versus heart,
And it’s always this way.
My head is weak, my heart always speaks,
Before I know what it will say.
-Death Cab For Cutie-

Ashley sat perched up on the kitchen counter, her feet dangling over the edge kicking wildly. She threw an arm around her blonde companion and took a swig of her beer. She started to sing, “I’ll tell you a story of a row in the town, When the green flag went up and the Crown rag came down” The brunette giggled and raised her mug into the air, jovially. “‘Twas the neatest and sweetest thing ever you saw, And they played the best games played in Erin Go Bragh…” Ashley took another gulp of her drink and turned to Spencer who was sitting to her left. “Come on Spence, loosen up!” The older girl urged. She pressed her mug against the blonde’s lips and Spencer frowned pushing the beverage away.

“Ashley I think you’ve had enough” Spencer replied, hopping off the counter. The younger girl reached up and clutched Ashley’s elbow sliding her down off the ledge. “We should go home”

“Spencerrrrr” she slurred, Ashley raised her index finger and tapped the blonde on the tip of her nose. “You’re so silly” She smiled wildly and leaned in pressing a kiss into Spencer’s temple. She pulled back quickly and started to wander off into the living room. Ashley was dressed in St. Patty’s Day attire wearing faded hip hugging blue jeans that clung to her perfectly, a wife beater with green suspenders and a Kelly green top hat. Her hair hung loose on her shoulders whipping in the air as she walked. Spencer sighed and followed her friend into the large crowd of people that were dancing in the living room. Another one of Aiden’s house parties … he sure seems to have a lot of these.

Ashley was dancing with a lanky brunette and Spencer gripped her wrist pulling her away into the corner of the room. “Heyyyy Spence, what’s the deal? I was having a good time” the brunette cried.