see what tomorrow brings

I locked myself out of the house.

Yes please! I don’t want to break any bones today.

I'll make sure no bones are broken.

I locked myself out of the house.

Okay, I’ll try, but probably just end up hurting myself.

I can come help if you need.

Savannah & Blake.

"I still wouldn’t allow you to loose yourself. I’m not that mean." Savannah smiled at him as they made their way inside her house. She began settling the ingredients for the pizza near her, and washed her hands. As soon as everything was settled, she smiled at Blake.  "That garden outside was only planted because my dad knew my fascination with lilies and one day i came home from school and he had them planted. At first i had no clue as to what they were because they were only seeds at that point but once they began to blossom i screamed so loud my dad thought i was being kidnapped." Giggling, Savannah turned around and began to prepare the ingredients for the pizza. As a child, her father wasn’t present most times. Sometimes she would stay at home alone for days, which she hated because she was terrified of the dark, yet her father had always tried to make it up to her in any way he could. 

Blake looked around the house and watched as she washed her hands and roamed around in the kitchen. He drummed his fingers against the kitchen bench, nodding as she talked. He didn't quite her fascination with lilies. Blake did enjoy nature.After all, his favorite place in the entire world was Central Park. He just didn't get why girls liked flowers so much. He laughed loudly when she compared her scream to that of a girl being kidnapped. "Okay," he clasped his hands together, "What do we do first? The dough?" He walked over to the sink and too, began to wash his hands. Despite the fact that Blake had never stepped into the young girl's home, he felt surprisingly comfortable.

I locked myself out of the house.

There is a spare key, inside. I might just have to crawl in through Jocelyn’s door.

You should just break the door down. It's not like you can wait weeks and months for your parents to return.

I locked myself out of the house.

Batting my eyelashes wouldn’t help much. Probably weeks or even months until they come home.

Surely there must be a spare key lying around.

I locked myself out of the house.