i'm just a teenage dirtbag baby.

"Well, that's good to know." Clarity said, a small smile tugging at the corners of her lips. Really, it wouldn't be a big deal if he didn't end up baking her any cookies, but it was nice to know that he didn't plan on going back on his word. Though she hardly knew him, there was something that told Clarity that she could just Harry. She didn't know why, she just got this feeling in her gut. She really didn't feel like she'd only known him for maybe twenty-four hours, if that. It felt longer than that. It was a nice feeling to say the least, one that she didn't come across very often.

The more time she spent with Harry, the more Clarity thought about that stupid feud. She didn't get it, she never had, but now that she was actually taking the time to get to know one of the greasers, she realized that maybe, just maybe, they weren't all as bad as everyone seemed to make them out to be. Harry certainly didn't seem like a bad person. He'd saved her arse the night before, and she could honestly say that she knew a couple of socs who wouldn't have even done something like that for her. "I don't get it." She finally just blurted out. "I don't get why we're supposed to hate each other."

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Zayn chuckled slightly, giving his shoulders a slight shrug. That was a pretty accurate statement to say the least. "Yeah, I guess you could say that." He told her. He wasn't afraid to admit that he'd thought she was some sort of a boring wallflower. He figured that that would just make things easier on him in the long-run, but he was honestly glad that she didn't end up being like that at all. She was the exact opposite really, and he was very thankful for that fact. He would have been bored out of his mind if she ended up being one of those girls. He might've even given up on this whole plan of his if that were the case.

"Why?" He asked, quirking a brow in her direction. "Are you having second thoughts, Faye?" A devilish smirk tugged at the corners of her lips. Something told him that that wasn't the case at all. He'd be surprised if she really were backing out on him like this, she didn't seem like the type of person who would do so, though that didn't mean that he couldn't tease her about it. "I'd understand if you were. Some people just aren't cut out for stuff like this."

[ Yea I was at work so I couldn't really reply. And I'm about to pass out I'm so tired so I'll reply to the OUAT roleplay when I wake up. ]

Harry chuckled and nodded his head, he did actually plan on making her a batch of his cookies. Mostly because he'd told her that he would, and even if she didn't need them or anything he figured he'd make them for her because he could. Plus Harry wasn't one of those guys who went back on his word, no matter what it was. Even if it was something small he wasn't going to tell someone he'd do something then turn around and not do it. It just wasn't who he was. Plus there was something about Clarity that he liked, clearly he got along pretty well with her even though he'd only known her all of like less than 24 hours. Which was something considering it usually took him at least longer than 24 hours to warm up to people.

"I couldn't answer that." Harry told her with the shrug. It didn't really make much sense to him either. "It's never really made much sense to me but it's how things are, and I've never really questioned it." He said knowing that he'd wondered why he was supposed to hate the soc's. They were people just like he was a person and surely they couldn't all be that bad right? Or at least not as bad as all the other greasers made them out to be. Clarity wasn't awful to be around at all and she lived on this side of town which just showed they weren't all that bad. So it didn't make much sense to him either why they were just supposed to hate one another.

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"Well I'm glad to have proved you wrong." Lydia said tossing her hair over her shoulder, "Can't have people thinking I'm a total bore when I'm not." She said almost positive she knew why he'd thought she was a bore, or why others might've thought the same thing if they didn't know her. Because she wasn't on the 'wrong side' of town that often, and you didn't usually hear her name dropped when people talked about there insane weekends. Plus she was sure who her brother was had something to do with that. At least she could prove people wrong though, and she was pretty glad that it was Zayn she was proving wrong too. Just because he was the guy she was using to piss her family off, and well she couldn't have him totally bored with her or uninterested all together.

Lydia turned to look at Zayn and scoffed. "Why are you expecting me to back out Malik?" She asked moving to walk backwards so she could face him. "Because I'm not," she said shaking her head, "I'm just curious." She added since she had no idea where they were going and all. "And believe me I'm just as cut out for stuff like this as you are." She told him with a glint her in eyes, this really was a rather thrilling experience for her. And though she'd never actually done anything like this she was sure she was cut out for this stuff.