AmazingAeris

"I like riding," Lilly said, smiling, "I just can't wait to get there," she leaned her head against his back, her arms wrapped around him, gripping her hands around his ...

Lilly laughed again, "How far are we?" she asked, looking ahead.

"Just a text," Lilly instantly replied. Then she changed the subject, "But, yeah, I guess cars are cooler."

"Cars do have a heater for the cold, and an AC for the hot days, so I guess cars win against bikes. Though bikes are a lot cooler," she said, ...

"Yeah," Lilly replied, "All I've ever ridden were old cars," she laughed. Then, hearing her phone buzz, she slid it out of her pocket and read the text, then frowned. ...

Lilly laughed and hopped on, sitting behind him, "I've never ridden a motorcycle. Let's go!"

"Yeah," Lilly shrugged the backpack on one arm, smiling. "My first sleepover," she joked before walking outside. "She's in love, Red. It's been forever since she's been in love. Don't ...

"Knowing her, I think she'll stick around for a while," Carol laughed before taking his phone and adding her number, adding Lilly's, too, handing him his phone back. "That should ...

"Lil can converse telepathically with animals, and since I was a deer," Carol shrugged. Then she added, "I got my own place. I don't like taking advantage."

Lilly looked over at Carol, a silent conversation between the two, before Carol nodded. "Yeah," Lilly finally answered, "I think Carol would feel crowded with me around." Carol shook her ...

Lilly looked down at the bottom of her now empty shot glass, "Honestly, I don't really know," she shrugged, "I thought I'd be better without him. Maybe it just takes ...

Lilly watched him go, smiling. "You gotta tell him," Carol said, just loud enough for Lilly to hear, and she replied, "Don't you think it's a little early?" Carol shook ...

Lilly wanted to complain, but she didn't. She was in no way wanting to seem obsessed, and Carol, being the closest thing to Lilly, read her emotions easily, poking her ...

"I prefer someone who isn't obsessed with being shirtless, maybe a little muscle, I don't like crazy muscular guys," she pointed at a guy with a hoodie on, "Like him."

Carol laughed, "Please. He's not even my type. I just like teasing people."