A small line of shot glasses sat in front of Allison, she was on her forth and feeling a little tipsy, she usually didn't get too drunk in public, but she had decided to go out today. She could feel someone looking at her, but ignored it, she wasn't here to flirt if that's what they wanted, she was someone that you quickly learned not to mess with even when drunk. She was trying to figure thing out, and get back to her usual self after a rather humiliating defeat. Hearing the door open she looked up automatically to see someone walk in.

Lily-Ann muttered a string of curse words under her breath. She was upset, more than upset she was furious. It was her sixteenth birthday, she could legally drink in london and boy did she plan to now! The day had already started off bad, waking up to see her brothers girlfriend asleep on her floor with her beautiful angelic face and oh-so-kissable lips made it hard for Lily-Ann not to be jealous. Then her brother took her out, with her and finally Lily-Ann explained to her brother, away from the girl, that she was in fact bisexual and she was in fact quite jealous of her brother. William didn't take it too well and he took his girlfriend off somewhere. Then her parents took her out, it was one of the days they got kinda off from the NDE. But like I said, kinda. The whole time they had tried to get her to join the d*mned group and it had Lily-Ann p*ssed. And so Lily-Ann found herself with a glass of firewhiskey sitting next to a woman she didn't even know.
"Hello." Lily-Ann said simply, glancing at the line of shot glasses.

Allison looked up from her glass when she heard someone, and raised her eyebrow when she saw a girl sitting next to her. "Hello. Can I help you?" she asked, she really wasn't used to dealing with people younger than herself, so a teenager was something she didn't no what to do with exactaly. She wanted to tell her to buzz off and leave her alone, but she held back, she might as well see what the girl wanted.

Lily-Ann shrugged, "No. Unless you know how to get my parents off my back and my brother to stop being freaking p*ssed at me, then yea I think you can. But if you can't, then no." Lily-Ann hadn't meant to sound rude, or even angry, even though she was. This was a side that Lily-Ann normally kept to herself, and William, people didn't know she did in fact have a mean and cruel bone in her body.
"Can I help you?" Lily-Ann asked, returning the question after another sip of the firewhiskey and a few moments of thought.

"You could always run away, you know give them a slip, thy will still be p*issed off at you, but you wouldn't be around to know it. ' She had fun away many times when she was younger, and eventually they had stopped telling her what to do. 'You could explain why feelings are so goddam*n confusing, and make them stop."

"Ugh, my parents wouldn't notice anyway. Plus me and my brother usually have this bond since our other brother died a couple years back. But now... eh not so much..." Lily-Ann listened to the womans issue and couldn't help but grin. "You could seclude yourself for a year having no human contact, no talking, and then maybe you would be emotionless." Lily-Ann shrugged, "But thats all I got." Lily-Ann took another sip of her drink, "But emotions do have the habit of screwing things up don't they?"

"Been there, tried that." she said, living in her parents side house and only going out at night to torture muggles was as close as she would ever come to that. "And yes, they do have a way of messing everyone up, especially when they have to do with someone of the other gender, or someone you're attraction to." she couldn't believe that she was talking to a kid about her problems, maybe she was more drunk than she had thought.