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[laviny]

𝚟𝚘𝚒𝚌𝚎 | 𝚟𝚒𝚍𝚎𝚘 | 𝚝𝚎𝚡𝚝 | 𝚊𝚌𝚝𝚒𝚘𝚗

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[deaddrop]

We'll get you some chips when we get to the restaurant.

[laviny]

With guacamole?

[deaddrop]

Done.

Now get off your ass. I'm around the corner.

[laviny]

[Grabs her shopping bag full of super awesome cargo pants and heads around the corner.]

[deaddrop]

Get in.

[Natasha comes to an abrupt stop, the passenger side door unlocking.]

[laviny]

You’re so bossy.

[She tosses her bag in the back and gets in, though.]

[deaddrop]

You were the one who was starving.

[laviny]

I said I was hungry. Not starving.

[deaddrop]

Yeah, but you were annoying about it. You had a tone.

[Despite the fact it was a text.]

[laviny]

It was a text. There was no tone.

[deaddrop]

I can tell when there's a tone.

[laviny]

No you can’t, since there wasn’t one.

[deaddrop]

I can hear your tone now. There's a tone.

Don't worry. We're almost there.

[laviny]

Now there is a tone. Before there was no tone.

[deaddrop]

Not convinced.

[laviny]

Whatever. I’m ordering extra guacamole.

[deaddrop]

You can get extra guacamole. Hell, we can split a plate of nachos if you want.

[laviny]

Okay, good. Nachos, burritos and margaritas.

[deaddrop]

Just normal sister things.

[Absolutely normal sister things, right? For normal sisters.]

[laviny]

Yes. Completely normal.

[They are super normal sisters.]

[deaddrop]

[Not long after, Natasha parks on the street near a divey Mexican restaurant with cracked paint and a smattering of other people at the tables on the patio—still early for the dinner crowd, but sometimes a girl wants a 4:00pm margarita.]

There, good to my word.

[laviny]

I didn’t think you would lie about nachos and margaritas.

[deaddrop]

I've been known to lie about more important things. And less.

[laviny]

But not specifically those things and not to me.

[deaddrop]

You're right. I know better than to lie to you about margaritas.