AmazingAeris

"If you don't want to, we don't have to. We can think of something else," she said, smiling.

Lilly watched Silver go, confused. Then, she shook her head, erasing her thought. "I mean, are you meaning some kind of scheme or just some kind of therapy. Cause maybe ...

Lilly nodded, "But what about Carol? I'm the only thing she has left. I'm the one who changed her," she looked over at her best friend, dancing in the crowd. ...

"I used to stay with him. But I've been sneaking off lately, staying with Carol in her shack. I can't stay with dad. Not after what happened to mom. It's ...

Lilly felt herself sigh a relief, "I tried to leave. He said I spent too much time with Carol, though he was always gone. I tried to go, and he ...

Lilly's face went red like she'd been caught. "It-it was an accident. I slipped and hit my shoulder on the bed rail," The way she said it proved his theory, ...

"I've tried. He denies everything. I guess I could text him," Lilly pulled her phone out, texting quickly. As soon as she hit send, she pushed her phone back away. ...

"Dylan... again," she sighed, wanting to pound her head on the table, "Carol thinks I should dump him. We think he might be cheating on me, not sure yet. I ...

Carol quickly ordered as many shots of whiskey she could have, but Lilly ordered water, sipping it down, while Carol took the shot quickly. Lilly found a spot next to ...

Lilly listened, feeling guilty. Maybe she shouldn't have told him.

Lilly laughed along, and Carol giggled, walking with Silver. "It's a long, horrible story," she said, looking down. She smelled strongly of jasmine and vanilla. "He was, um, well, eating ...

Carol looked at Silver smiling, "That's my favorite place. I go there all the time. Of course, I wanna go back."

Lilly giggled nervously again, "It is a little toasty," she pulled her sweater off, revealing a short sleeve red t-shirt, "And I am kinda thirsty," making Carol laugh teasingly. "I ...

Lilly giggled nervously, "Hi," she muttered, and while she was still frozen, Carol answered for her, "It's a little more complicated than that. You see, Lilly's always had this strange ...

Lilly waved shyly, while Carol, more frantic and hurried, "It's a pleasure to meet you RedBear," Carol said with a hint of flirting in her musical voice.