The Carnivore

RedBear looked at the two clearly confused. "Can you two talk telepathically?" RedBear stood up getting ready to leave. "And are you both coming or just you Lilly?"

"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."

"Well,okay." RedBear then pulled out his phone. "Can I get your number so I know where to drop her off when she's ready to leave?"

"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 do it," she said, and Lilly looked at her, "What about extra clo-" before she finished, Carol handed her a backpack full of extra clothes, "I expected you to run off with some guy."

"You can probably tell the future to can't you Carol." RedBear joked. "So,are you ready to leave?' He said to Lilly.

"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 tell her I told you," Carol said, watching her leave.

RedBear looked at her beginning to blush before quickly looking away.He walked out of the bar and walked into an alley. "This is my motorcycle...still wish my dad got me a car." RedBear hopped on it and started it. "Let's hit the road." RedBear waited for Lilly.

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

RedBear drove out of the alley driving at the speed limit. "It does feel good though to feel the wind in your face though,can't usually feel that in a car."

"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 shoved her phone back down in her pocket.

"Most of the time during my childhood,my dad made us ride bikes.Only about ten percent of the time,any of us would ride in a car." RedBear smiled.

"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, chuckling, trying to forget about the message.

"I guess,motorcycles look instantly cool,kinda like sunglasses." RedBear laughed. "But cars are more protective,and are better for holding stuff,and as you said they have the heater and A/C."

But then RedBear looked at the mirror and noticed Lilly's face. "Something wrong?" RedBear asked,his voice growing concerned.

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

"If you have the A/C on then literally." RedBear chuckled. "I love my corny puns."