Welcome to LA || Quinn & Puck
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Quinn always seemed to love his reactions to her body and what she wore. Her body always reacted to him, as if they were in sync with each other, which they honestly were. She knew what to wear to persuade him, knew what to wear to turn him on, and also knew what to wear to turn him off when they fought. Everyone knew that Puck was wrapped tightly around her finger.
While she changed back into her wet clothes, Puck slid his phone out of his pocket, checking the time. He knew that he was going to be really hungry soon. Quinn was trying to get him to eat healthier, and all of her snacks from the ride up had some sort of health boost thing involved with it. All he needed was a burger and fries to keep him happy. She mentioned about a make your own burger place, and he knew that he could persuade his girlfriend into going there. Once she emerged from the dressing room, he paid for her new clothes, then followed her out of the store. Putting his sunglasses on, he grinned, wrapping his arm around Quinn’s waist as he responded, “Wherever you wanna go. I’ll follow you anywhere, baby.”
Quinn moved her Chanel sunglasses down her face and in front of her eyes and leaned into Puck’s side, wrapping her arm around his waist too. Judy, Quinn’s mom, had bought Quinn Chanel sunglasses for the trip, and Quinn was automatically in love with them. It was no secret that the Fabray family was wealthy, if the beach house didn’t already say so, so Quinn’s parents tended to go all out when it came to buying gifts. According to her mom, they could never have knockoffs, it either had to be designer or something normal. Her mom used to live and work the knockoffs, shopping at thrift stores galore, until she met her dad. At least, that’s what her aunt told her. Now, her mom had half the money from the divorce and was definitely living the life.
Walking with Puck down the street, Quinn couldn’t help but love the scenery. Beach themed shops to their left, the ocean to their right, a boardwalk they were walking down as they moved out of the way for skateboarders, bicyclists, tourists, or just people willing to shop. The sun was shining brightly and there wasn’t a cloud in the sky. All in all, it was a beautiful morning, which explained only one of the reasons that Quinn was such a morning person. “You choose,” she told him. She wanted Puck to get a turn to choose something. “It’s your turn.” Quinn leaned up to place a kiss on his cheek, flopping her sandals down the boardwalk as they walked together.
(Source: caliqfabray)