Bad Luck

Nosy

School started in two weeks and for every night during those two weeks, Suki, Katara and Toph could hear the yelling between the two siblings during the day, and late at night the older brother coming home shitfaced. Except weekends oddly enough.

"You all sounds obsessed," Sokka was sitting on the floor with Suki as they played video games together while everyone else sat on the couch or the chair behind them.

"Toph wants us to stay up and wait to see what they do when they come home at 2 or 3 in the morning," Suki leaned against her boyfriend trying to mess him up on the zombies they were trying to kill in the game.

"Why?" Aang asked confused.

"Okay so it's only on weekends I can hear some people coming back to the apartment at like 3 in the morning, I hear talking but they aren't shit faced like on week days," Toph sat up as she explained.

"Isn't that weird?" She smiled at the mystery.

"It's the brother that's always wasted?" Sokka asked raising a brow but screamed when he lost the game.

"Yea, his names Zuko, there's a few times his other roommates are with him but usually comes back alone but can't open the door by himself," Toph smiled deviously.

"And you call me nosy," Katara was playing on her phone.

"But it's Saturday now, sooooo that means they'll be sober tonight," Toph hummed.

"They?" Suki looked back.

"I think he's hooking up with that ty girl, he always comes home with a girl and I think it's her voice," Toph smirked.

"Maybe he has his own girlfriend he brings home on the weekend?" Katara didn't believe her. When she's ran into them there was no romance or connection like that with them.

"He already lives with her," Sokka snorted. "Guys and girls can't be friends like that without hooking up at least once,"

"God not everything is about sex Sokka!" Katara groaned throwing her head back.

"Roommates? Yes it is," he teased.

"I don't see it," Suki looked at him unamused.

"It's already midnight," Sokka grinned mischievously.

"We're not stalking our neighbors that's insane," Katara waved them away as she got up from the couch to get a drink.

"It's not stalking!" Her brother whined.

"It's borderline stalking," she called back.

"It's creepy," Suki agreed.

"It's solving a mystery come on," Toph sprawled on the couch and melted down to the floor dramatically.

"Aang break the tie," Sokka looked at the only one without an opinion on the situation.

"It is kind of weird to wait for their neighbors to come home," Aang shrugged a little embarrassed.

"Thank you!" Katara held her bottle high and mighty.

"Bring the whole bottle," Suki waved her over holding up her empty glass.

"On it," Katara smiled filling her glass.

"Are you guys staying over?" Suki asked looking at the boys.

"I'll stay," Aang nodded.

"Oh I'm staying," Sokka winked at his girlfriend and she laughed a little kissing his cheek.

"Save it for the bedroom," Katara teased sipping her wine.

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Everyone was drunk on the third bottle of wine as they were sleeping or talking in the living room. Katara laid on the floor fighting sleep but her face was hot and the room was spinning. She felt like the air was so heavy.