Girl 1: (sitting on the couch, concerned) Hey, are you okay? You seem really drunk. Girl 2: (stumbling, slurring her words) Yeah, I'm fine... jusht a little... Girl 1: (helping her friend sit down) No, you're not fine. You can barely speak properly. How much did you drink? Girl 2: (giggling uncontrollably) I dunno... maybe too much. But it'sshh fun, you know? Girl 1: (sighs) No, it's not fun seeing you like this. You look completely out of it, and it's worrying me. Do you need anything? Water, maybe? Girl 2: (nodding, struggling to focus) Yeah, water sounds good. Can you get me shome water, please? Girl 1: (getting up) Sure, just stay here, I'll be right back with some water. Try to stay awake, alright? Girl 2: (closing her eyes momentarily) Okay, but I have to resht my eyes for a bit... they're sho heavy. (Girl 1 rushes to the kitchen and returns with a glass of water and some crackers.) Girl 1: (handing the glass to Girl 2) Here, drink this and have some crackers. It might help to settle your stomach a bit. Girl 2: (sipping water slowly) Thanksh... You're a great friend, you know that? Girl 1: Thank you, but right now let's focus on getting you feeling better. Can you sit up? Girl 2: (struggling to sit up straight) Mmm, it's hard... everything's spinning. Girl 1: Just take it easy. Maybe lie down on your side, it might help with the dizziness. I'll be right here, okay? Girl 2: (lying down, looking at her friend) Thank you... for everything. Girl 1: (softly) You don't have to thank me. It's what friends are for, looking out for each other. Please, promise me you won't drink this much again? Girl 2: (weakly) Yeah... Promise. This feeling is terrible, I didn't realize it would be this bad. Girl 1: It's okay, mistakes happen. We all learn from them. Just remember to take care of yourself, alright? Now, get some rest, and I'll stay here until you feel better. (Girl 2 nods, closing her eyes, as Girl 1 sits by her side, keeping an eye on her throughout the night.)