Quinn blinked before 'regaining her composure' and taking a breath. "Hi everyone, and thank you for being here. It means a lot to me." She smiled, but she was fingering the necklace nervously. Quinn.. really had not been around this many people since before her and Oliver parted. She did school in her house and spent most of her time outside. All the people filtered into the kitchen before long to eat some ice cream... because Quinn didn't like cake. (Yes she's weird I'm just basing her off myself lol) While all the people chattered and ate Quinn kind of slipped off to her room for a second. -there... is a lot people here- she thought, taking a deep breath. She wondered what to do to entertain them for the next THREE HOURS. Why did her mom have to make the party so long? Quinn fretted...

Quinn looked up as Oliver came in. "Yeah.. I have no idea how I'm going to entertain 30 people of all different ages for three hours." She chuckled slightly. "And yes, you're fine. Even appreciated." She smiled, taking a deep breath. "If you have any ideas I would be very open... because I'm sure I have to go back down soon." Quinn shifted her weight, drawing her knees up near her chest.

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(No, I don't like cake lol. Okay, well, this will make you more sad but I don't like the FROSTING. I love the actual cake XD)

Oliver gave a smile "How about something to look forward to?" He suggested "We'll go do something just the two of us after the party... whatever you'd like to do." He told her "Just name it." He smiled.

Quinn snorted. "You know I'm horrible at thinking up stuff to do, right?" She joked. "I'll think about it. Let's go back down." She smiled, standing up and walking back down the stairs to the party. Quinn looked around at the people. She took a breath.. still having no idea what to do. The grown ups would talk but what about all the teenagers?

Okay that makes me feel better lol my mom doesn't care much for frosting either lol.)

Oliver smiled "Okay." He said gently "I'll be right by your side." He assured her wrapping an arm around her as the two of them walked downstairs together. He talked about school with her parents and their mutual friends while he got to know Quinns new friends giving her a comforting squeeze around her shoulders.

Quinn was happy Oliver was there.. because she was having the worst brain blank in her life. She gathered the teenagers up and they started talking about different things... and thankfully the time went rather quickly. Her party was overnight in no time, and all the people filtered out slowly with lots of hugs. Quinn had gotten a pile of presents she didn't really need... and now her room would be packed. Once they all left she let out a sigh of relief, visibly relaxing.

Quinn smiled. "I agree, it was exhausting. I also agree, it was worse for me." She chuckled, breathing a sigh and looking up at the ceiling. "I decided you can decide what to do. I'm nit putting any more stress on my tired brain, so think away." She laughed, gazing out the window towards the fields. "Have fun thinking yo something to do, it took me all day to think up that." Quinn joked, waiting for his response.

Oliver chuckled softly thinking for mere moments "How about we do a little camp out at your favortie spot?" he suggested "It'll be calm and quiet and we can just relax... decompress from the party."