Jessica Elwood is one of Hawkins High's elite social group, most notable for being the co-captain alongside best friend and head cheerleader Chrissy Cunningham. Her brother, Tony, is part of the infamous Hellfire Club and one of the drummers for Edd...
"So what names do you think Nancy created for our fake profiles?" Jessica wondered aloud. Her head resting on the other's thigh as she gazed up at her.
Robin thought for a moment, "I don't know, but it'd be cool if they were codenames."
"Codenames? Wouldn't that be a little obvious?"
"Maybe, but you gotta admit, it would be cool," she smiled.
"What kind of codenames?" Jess asked, leaning on her hand on the space next to Robin so she could face the taller girl.
"Well, it's gotta be on the theme, so I'm thinking Scooby-doo for sure."
"Ooh, you could be Velma and I could be Daphne!" She hummed excitedly.
"Why do you get to be Daphne?" Robin questioned her, though her face was filled with amusement. "Not like I have a preference or anything but why can't I be her and you can be Velma?"
Jess tilted her head and gave her a look as if to say, 'Really?'
"Oh, hush," Robin laughed, making the other do so too.
"I didn't even say anything!"
"You didn't have to, I can see it on your face."
"Robs, your last name is literally Buckley and hers is Dinkley," Jess pointed out. "Plus, you both are extremely intelligent and have a knack for solving mysteries! I'm just Daphne by default at this point because you two have so much in common."
"That's not true you have similarities," Robin argued. "You're both pretty and popular and all about, like, really girly stuff like makeup and shopping. Plus you really care about those close to you and so does she. And you're quite clumsy if I must say..." she mumbled the last part before realization dawned on her. "Oh my god."
Jessica looked at her in concern, "What?"
"We really are Daphne and Velma," Robin covered her mouth dramatically, making her giggle.
"Guess that makes us the perfect duo, huh?" She asked, and Robin could only nod sheepishly in return as her cheeks tinted pink.
Jess bit her bottom lip subconsciously, thinking about how Robin called her pretty and replaying it in her mind continuously like a newly released record. Though it may have been a compliment she'd received dozens of times before in life, hearing Robin say it so casually made her heart swell. It was almost as if she was hearing it for the first time.
Their conversation was cut short when the driver's side door suddenly opened, and Nancy got in the car. She looked at the now empty passenger's seat in confusion before glancing back and seeing the pair sitting together behind her, Jess having quickly sat up. The proximity between the two girls intrigued her, however, she chose not to comment on it and instead handed Robin three folders.
