Out Of Character Comment I am beyond bored right now. Reply, or don't I just wanted something to do lol   A few days ago an amazing thing happened in the life of Hadley Harper, she turned 25. Although she was preoccupied with many other things she figured that she would celebrate with a little party. Not just any party though one that was open to her co-workers, those she liked and disliked. Either way Hadley was going to have a good time celebrating the fact that she was one year older. Hadley stepped into the club where her party was being held and she looked around, the place already had a ton of people in it and there was a spotlight on her as she entered. She loved the attention being on her, and that's what this night was all about right? A night for her just to stand out, as if she didn't already do that. Hadley smiled and waved as people screamed Happy Birthdays at her. Hell even some of her fans were there, that's what happens when you hold it at a club though. Hadley just smiled as she walked past everyone. The spotlight finally let up and people went back to business as normal. Hadley made her way over to a tall blonde woman that was waving towards her.   Hadley Harper; Hey Christina, hope I'm not too late.   Christina shook her head and handed her an already mixed drink.   Christina; Hell no honey, you can be late to your own party.   Christina and Hadley put their drinks up to each other's clinking the glasses together. They both then took a drink and Hadley laughed to herself a little bit.   Hadley Harper; Why the hell do people celebrate getting older. I mean damn, I don't wanna get any older let alone party because of it.   Christina; Hadley, you're only 25 you've got a few more years to go before you care about looking older.   Christina laughed a little bit and Hadley simply shrugged her shoulders.   Hadley Harper; Either way, I am getting drunk tonight.   Christina and Hadley bumped glasses again and took a drink. Hadley then looked in front of her noticing that one of her co-workers finally showed. She stared them down seeing if they would notice.