A common engagement {Privite to Zan}

Zan softly padded to the beach, twisting the ring on her finger, butterflies in her stomach. She wasn't sure why she was so nervous about telling Destiny about her engagement. Honestly, she didn't know. Destiny was her sister. She'd support Roxanne when Roxanne needed it, she'd slap Zan upside her head when she needed it, and she'd comfort Zan when she needed it. Destiny had always been there for Roxanne and so, Roxanne needed to tell her sister. She couldn't let her find out just through the grapevine. That was just rude for her to find out that way.
Roxanne had been thinking a lot about her engagement lately. She had been under quite a bit of stress. Who the bridesmaids where going to be, who the MOH was going to be, where the wedding was taking place, just... everything. She needed a team of daughters of Aphrodite and Athena to help her. Roxanne just didn't know how to plan a wedding. She'd always assumed that she wouldn't be getting married. She figured that she'd die too young anyways.
She straightened her t-shirt and pulled down her shorts that were coming up just a little bit. She'd put on a light, sheer blouse with a bikini underneath. It was hot and she might be going swimming later. Who knew?
outfit.

"Did he really?" Zan pursued curiously. She knew Cole was in the navy, but she didn't know that he had a leave anytime soon. Zan crossed her legs in criss-cross position and put her elbows up on her knees. "Do tell more about Mr. Cole-face," she said, her eyes downcast at the sand, as if she were looking for something in the sand. She had a puzzled expression on her face, well, not exactly puzzled, but more like a contemplative face. She was thinking about her own wedding and the first thing she'd need to get done. First, she'd get Penelope and Wesley into the camp to help with the wedding. Second she'd need to get a list of phone numbers together like florists, wedding party members, and muscians. Then she'd need a budget.
Roxanne did actually have money, but a wedding was expensive. And she was going to college in the fall. She'd need money for college. Or she'd have to get a...job. She shuddered inwardly when she thought of that word. Roxanne wasn't a people person and she hated jobs and working. Laying around and eating were two of her favorite things.
outfit.

Zan's eyes got huge and her gaze drifted upwards to Destiny's eyes and then down to the ring. "Nice ring," she murmured, brushing her fingers over it. "Wow... this is huge news... considering that was what I was going to tell you, too... I was also going to ask you if you wanted to be my maid of honor." She kind of blurted out the last part of the statement in a rush. "So how did he do it?" A grin spread across her lips and she pushed onwards in the conversation. "Tell me everything."