savannah.

“You should be glad my foster kids didn’t want to come,” 

“Well, it would be very easy for you to that, but I don’t think you really would, right?” 

“That is exactly what I was hoping for. Now we just need to organise a party and everything will be perfect.”

“Maybe we can organise the party to the outfit?” 

“Sure, and that’s why you keep hanging out with me more often.”

“Oh, have I? Maybe I’ll go find Alice and hang out with her instead.” 

Isobel nodded and walked in a straight line for about ten steps, one foot right after the other. She only stumbled momentarily when she turned back around to face Savannah, “See?”

Savannah watched the others steps attentively, she was walking fine, until she gave a small stumble at the end. “That was alright, but I’m still not that convinced.” She commented, pursing her lips as she thought of a solution. “Would you drink water? A lot of it?” 

“Don’t get ahead of yourself, Sav. That’s my job.”

“Sorry, too late, I’ve already stolen your job.” 

“Are you sure? Oh- you’re the best, I love you, Ana,” 

“You want me to prove that I can walk?”

“That’s exactly what I want. Straight line, come on, lets go.” 

“Ok, ok, what do you think?”

“Stunning. It’s going to look great on you!” 

“This is why Alice is my favourite- she’d share.” 

“I am perfectly capable of walking, my dear Savannah.”

“Do you want to prove it?” 

“Only because I share my food?”

“Of course not! You have many other beautiful qualities, sharing your food is just one of them.” 

“I see your point. Let’s go.”

“I do make some good points, don’t I?” 

“I believe so? You’ve already eaten dinner.”

“Oh, come on, you’ve barely touched your food!” 

“Wait- how much have you eaten?”