It'll all just be a dream.

Mason: Other than you; some fried chicken would be nice. But I'm not picky just get me food.

Mason: Please.

Mason: I've never heard a truer statement.

Mason: We will definitely need sustenance and my fridge is empty.

Mason: Sweet. Munchies always make life better.

Mason: Can you come over now?

Arielle: Obviously. Food in general make life better.

Mason: Your family is blood related. That bond is different. I wouldn't mind help with that as long as we take plenty of breaks.

Mason: I'll sign up for online classes too. Give it a try at the least.

Arielle: It's not different. You're still family, Mason. They watched you grow up and they might be upset with some of your choices, but that's how families are. I promise you things will get better! I'll even provide the food.

Mason: Yeah. Don't know if he would help me because my relationship with the entire family is rocky. I'll ask when I see him around. No worries, worst case scenario I can always crash at my parents for a few more years.

Mason: Not as much as I do.

Arielle: Your relationship with him may be rocky, but you're still family. There are many times Kasey and I go at it and don't talk for weeks, sometimes months, but I know that if I call her with a problem, she'll help. I'm sure he'll help you, Mason. If not, I can totally help you clean up a resume so you can go job hunting!

Mason: Summer school is longer than two hours and in a hot fucking room. And I have things to do at night. I still think dropping out is the best idea. Get a job at some mechanic shop and live in a cheap ass apartment.

Mason: Sorry for being a distraction.

Arielle: Doesn't your brother work at a mechanic shop? He's worked on my car a few times but I don't know if he's still there or dedicating his life to college now, because if he is, he could probably help you out with a job and apartment. If you need a place to stay though, the beach house is open.

Mason: Maybe by some miracle I will pass with the bare minimum requirements because I would rather avoid any extra school. Online classes is the only option that sounds like something I might try.

Mason: Should've studied more.

Arielle: Night school and summer school aren't that bad. Night school is usually only two hours and both of them are just booklets that you do. Online isn't exactly horrible either, though. I'm sure you passed, I believe in you, even if you don't.

Mason: Not at all. I didn't even turn my Geometry exam. If the school holds me back another year I'm just dropping out.

Mason: Do you think you passed?

Arielle: Is there anyway to pick up the slack? Ever try night school? Or summer school? I mean neither of them sound fun but I know many people that have graduated early from taking courses during the summer and at night. There's online courses as well.