Getting Inked. [[open]]

[Audrey Kirk]

Audrey stepped into the tattoo parlor, definitely knowing she wanted a tattoo. She had thought about it for long enough. Though the picture hadn't been 100% decided on, she was pretty sure the tattoo would be of some sort of skull and crossbones.

Walking over to the wall where other pictures were, she skimmed over them. A snicker escaped her lips as she heard screams coming from people in the other room. Hah, they can't handle it. But Audrey knew she could. When she had gotten pierced it didn't hurt at all, so she didn't think this would be much different.

Seeing as no one was available to help her at the moment, she found a seat and sat down. Hmm. What do I really want? The skull sounded good to her. I'll probably go with that. She knew she was a bit too young, but no one would question her. She had seen this happen a lot.

[Keela Hylls]

Keela walked pass the tattoo parlor, then stop. She walked to the closest window and looked in side. She never thought about getting a tattoo, but she could at least took a girl. Walking over to the door and pulling it open, Keela stepped into the parlor and looked around. Other then her, there was just a girl about her age with pink hair in the room. Keela looked at the walls, and walked around. If she did get a tattoo one day, she knew what it would be. An angel on a unicorn. She smiled, thinkinh of her mom. Her mom had loved unicorns, and now she was an angel. It worked.

[Audrey Kirk]

Audrey was spacing out a bit when she heard the door open. She looked up the see a girl that was familiar walk in. She doesn't look like she could handle a tattoo. To Audrey, the girl looked very pain intolerant. Her direction was pulled away once again by the sound of the same person screaming.

What a wuss. It was a guy. You could tell that much by the scream. A guy couldn't handle it, but a 17 year old most likely could? Wow. That kind of shocked her. Maybe I should get another piercing too. That would make four. Yeah, she was a bit obsessed with being different. But in a town like Livingston Heights, being different was essential.

Her direction was once again turned towards the girl. What else did she have to do? She seemed to be looking at the suggestions on the walls. I hope she isn't planning on getting one today. I don't need to hear even more screams. It wasn't that they upset Audrey, they just bothered her. They were annoying.

[Keela Hylls]

Keela heard a scream, and tried to find where it come from. It took her a few minutes to realized it was a guy getting a tattoo. She bit her lip, for two reason, to make sure she didn't laugh at the poor guy and she was a little scared. She rolled her eyes. She could be in a cemetery at night and it didn't scare her, but the thought get getting a tattoo....did? The thought was funny, and hearing the guy scream, get to Keela and she burst out laughing.

[Audrey Kirk]

Audrey's head quick snapped back to the girl, as she heard her laugh. A grin spread across her face. "Think it's funny?" she asked in an amused tone. "I do too. I know I wouldn't scream like that, even though I was well aware of the fact that a bunch of tiny needles were going in and out of my skin." Why was she trying to freak the poor girl out? She wasn't so sure. But she did like to see how people reacted. Would this girl be instantly terrified? She had no idea. Audrey would laugh if she was though. Others' fright and pain amused her to no end.

[Keela Hylls]

Keela heard the girl said something, and begun to took slow deep breathes to reply. "Kinda. I was just thinking," Keela walked over to sit beside the girl, "I'm scared of getting a tattoo, but I love going to cemeteries at night."


Sorry for bad post, but I have to go now. Bye.

[Audrey Kirk]

"Makes sense. Getting tattoos involves pain, and going to the cemetery doesn't necessarily have to involve pain." Audrey heard some noises, and turned to see the guy who was getting tattooed walking out. Were those. . .tears in his eyes? Woah. Wimp. What a wimp. Someone who worked at the shop followed him out, waiting to be paid. They finished their business and the worker spoke to Audrey. "I have to clean everything up. I'll be ready for you in a few minutes." "Okay," Audrey replied, glad she would be getting the tattoo soon. She had wanted one for years.

[Keela Hylls]

Keela thought about it. "Well, yeah. But some people think the cemetery is scary." She heard some noises and turned her head to see two guys walking out of the back. Keela blinked, seeing one guy on the edge of crying. 'Guess he's the one who come the tattoo.' She looked around, then heard the guy said, "I have to clean everything up. I'll be ready for you in a few minutes," say to the pink hair girl. Keela watched the guy walk away to clean up. Se turned to the girl. "I'm Keela, by the way."

[Audrey Kirk]

"Cemeteries are nothing. I've seen ghosts before." Audrey and her brother had seen a few ghosts before. No one believed them, but they did. The two were too much of troublemakers to be believed. Ah well, their loss. She didn't mind much that they didn't believe them. If someone was being murdered and they said something, they still probably wouldn't believe them and would kick themselves when they figured out it was true. "Keela. Nice name. My name's Audrey."

[Keela Hylls]

Keela raised her left eyebrow. "Ghosts?" Keela didn't believe it, which in a way was funny. Since she believe in vampires and zombies, and anything else that come from graves, but ghosts were a different stories. But she didn't say that. She heard the girl say something and Keela smiled. "Thanks. I like my name. And yours is pretty....pretty. 'What??!!!' Keela yelled at herself. "Uh...well, it's a nice name." Keela rolled her eyes.

[Audrey Kirk]

"Yeah, ghosts. Kind of creepy to see, really." Audrey knew Keela probably didn't believe her. Most people didn't. She listened to Keela's next reply, grinning a bit. "Thanks," she said, finding what she said a bit funny. Your name is pretty pretty. Never heard that one before. She hated when she was occasionally a bit of an ass. Quit being such a bitch. She was only being nice, you dork. She argued with herself on occasion also. But everyone did. You wanted to do one thing, but you didn't want to do it at the same time.

[Keela Hylls]

Keela nodded, and looked around. "What kind of tattoo are you planing to get?" she asked. Keela begun to wonder is she even wanted to get the tattoo she wanted. She knew it would be pretty, but after hearing the guy scearming...she stopped the thought. Looking over at Audrey, she decided to wait for her to get her tattoo, if Audrey didn't sceam, Keela would talk to the guy.

[Audrey Kirk]

Audrey thought for a second. "Most likely a skull and crossbones. What are you in here for, anyway?" Keela sure didn't seem like the type for a tattoo, nor for a piercing other than on her ear. They could be painful, and she just didn't seem like she could handle the pain. Maybe she can. You don't know her very well, so don't judge. She had a habit of judging people before she knew them.

[Keela Hylls]

Keela bit her lip before saying, "My mom used to love unicorns, she and my dad die when I was seven, and had pictures of them everywhere. I never thought about getting a tattoo until I moved here. I know my mom's an angel now, and since she loved unicorns, I want an angel riding an unicorn." She looked out the window and looked at the little bit of sky she could see from here she was sitting. "I think I'll talk to the guy first, about how many it'll cost, where the tattoo should go, stuff like that."

[Audrey Kirk]

"Oh. Cool," Audrey replied, though she wasn't very fond of unicorns. They were too girly for her. "Well, if you want it just black, it'll be cheaper. But colors cost more. But either way, it isn't very cheap." She had checked everything out online before she arrived. She had the money anyway. Her aunt and uncle gave her whatever she wanted. But I don't let it got o my had, thank God. I'm not a bitch like that.