So many questions

“Soooooooooooo…” Lily should have known Teddy was going to have an absolute field day with her. She’d disappeared off with Quinn and come back to work with an undercut and eyebrow slit, the implications were clear as day. Lily couldn’t imagine the restraint it had taken the bleach blond twink not to scream when she walked in, limiting himself to a gasp and eyebrows that threatened to reach the stratosphere. It was completely dead once again at JP’s, and the two barista’s were lounging around aimlessly.

Lily sighed, might as well get it over with. “Teddy, whatever you’re thinking- trust me the truth is-““ohmygodLilydidyouhookupwithQuinnholyshityourhairisamazingtellmetellmetellme.” Lily chuckled at Teddy’s breathless eruption of word vomit and told him everything.

“Wait wait wait- “Teddy was wide eyed “so you-““yup”, “and then Tom?” “Yup.” “So now you’re going to- ““yup.”

“Holy shit Lily, if I was interested in women at all I swear to GAWD I’d be on my knees right now. Thank god fucking Kyle ghosted you because this is- this is beyond my wildest fucking dreams bitch. You let me know if you ever need a wingman girl because I will move heaven and EARTH for you.” Lily hugged her friend, “Thank you Teddy, I do guess I’ve got you to thank for all this. Ok be honest- do you like my hair?”

Teddy was lost in a fervor of complimenting how good Lily looked that neither of them noticed a customer enter. When the tall man cleared his throat, the baristas turned, and Teddy gasped “ohmygod Tyler?”

Lily had never met Teddy’s ex but had gathered that the two had been pretty serious before Tyler up and left with no warning. Teddy loved to gossip and share details about nearly everything but had remained curiously mute on the details of Tyler’s departure. Definitely over six feet tall, Tyler was nothing but shredded muscle and sharp edges, he looked like he had skipped a day at the gym in a decade. Clean shaven with short cropped black hair, Lily was taken aback by just how unbelievably good-looking Tyler was- it made sense why Teddy was salty he’d been dumped.