Party at Hartley's House. (Open)

There were few things that Irene loved more than a party, so when word reached her ears that there was party going on, she just couldn't miss it. Sure, she had not been invited, but that was easy to work around. With a small smile, she grabbed her jacket and ran out the door, using her vampire speed to miss as little time as possible.

As she arrived in front of the house, she prepared herself for the possible convincing she would have to do. It would all depend on whether the party's host was willing to have strangers join into the party, which she hoped he would. With a sigh, she rang the doorbell and waited.

Bonnie had heard around school that there was going to be a party so she got ready in her black ankle boots, skinny jeans, and her sequined white top. She got to the house and stopped her her car and got out. she walked up to the door and walked inside. She looked around and saw some of the people she knew but she thought it would be nice to meet and greet people. She had heard the gossip about some of the football players and she hadn't met many of them.

I was at home trying to figure out want to do when I got a text message from someone. I was from one of the guys from school, telling me about a party. I threw my phone on my bed and ditched my book bag. I quickly went to the bathroom and took a shower. I put on one of my denim mini skirt and a pale blue tank top with blue lace at the top from Hollister. I quickly put on my black heeled boots and put on my jacket. I shoved my phone in my purse, putting it on my shoulder. I grabbed my keys locking the door behind me and made my way to my car. I drove to the address I was texted, I ended up parking behind Bonnie's car. I got out of my car and looked the doors before walking to the house. The front door was open so I just walked right in. I scanned around the room and spotted Bonnie. I walked over to her.

"Bonnie!" I chirped in a happy voice.

Bonnie looked up at Caroline "Care!" she said and hugged her then looked around at all of the craziness going on at the party "So have you herd anything about this guy who is throwing the party?" she asked and kept looking around the room.

I hugged Bonnie back. I listened to Bonnie as she asked me a question about the host of the party. I looked around the room and grimaced when someone broke a vase. "All I know is that one of the football players texted me about a party. You know me when it comes to parties." I said smirking. "He's I think on the football team, I've seen him during cheerleading practice. I'm hoping that the vase that kid broke wasn't expensive." I stated pointing over at the kid who looked shocked as hell for breaking the vase. "Shall we go introduce ourselves?" I asked putting on a flirty smile.

"You read my mind" she said and smiled brightly. She grabbed Caroline's arm and they walked over to the area Caroline had gestured to.

Bonnie grabbed my arm and lead me over towards the parties host. My flirty smile never fading from my face.

Bonnie gave the boy a flirty smile "Of course." she said "We wanted to meet are gracious host. I'm Bonnie." she said shaking his hand.

I smiled as Bonnie introduced herself, and shook his hand. My flirty smile reappeared and I lightly batted my eyelashes at him. "I just got here." I chuckled lightly. "I'm Caroline." I said putting out my hand for him to shake. "I hope that vase wasn't expensive."

"Coming to a party with a date defeats the purpose of meeting new people" she said to him"Well what is your name?" she asked gigling a bit.

I smiled at Jason. "Well Jason I'm the football teams head cheerleader." I said bragging a little.

Bonnie smiled "Well I am a cheerleader and I get roped into alot of committees by Care here." she said putting her hand on Caroline's shoulder.

Bonnie placed her hand on my shoulder. "Bonnie you know you love it when I drag you into things." I said smirking at her. I looked back at Jason. "Well cheerleading is a great way to keep us girls in shape." I laughed a little. "Well I got a text from one of your teammates. You probably shouldn't judge a book by its cover." I smirked at him. "It could get you into a world of trouble."

A party in town? There was never a party without him. So taking a bottle of whiskey from the store shelf he casually walked out and began to down it. It wasn't long before he found himself outside the door of the house with an empty bottle in hand.

He pressed the doorbell once and waited for someone to answer. Normally he'd just walk in but he needed inviting.