#chat:lil

Phil had no clue what time it was when he had woken up next to Kimi in her bed. It was still dark out so that meant it couldn’t have been time to wake up yet. His phone was dead and he was too exhausted to look for a charger. He was still a little drunk but his mouth was so dry that his only thought was to get water. So, after finding his underwear on the floor he put them on and made his way to the kitchen in the dark, only running into something twice. Once he reached the kitchen he flipped on the light and grabbed a glass from the cupboard to fill with water. Once the glass was full he was quick to bring it to his lips and chug. He was about halfway through the glass when he heard the door to the apartment open and he froze. He was sober enough to realize it was his sister and that meant she was going to question why he was standing in her kitchen in the middle of the night in just his underwear. Phil hadn’t expected her to come back home at this point but he was clueless as to where she had been and still had no sense of time. When she finally walked through the door he was still drinking his water, trying to act as casual as possible and think of the best possible lie he could come up with as to why he was there. Once he thought of one he set his glass down and flashed his sister a smile. “You’re home so late, dear sister. Or is it early? I’m not really sure,” he said with a shrug. “Irregardless, it’s late.”

Miriam often times found herself in places she hadn’t been before. She liked to try new things and explore places in the surrounding towns. She knew Echo Creek like the back of her hand and had ventured into Amity Park that day. She had yet to go to one of the newer towns yet but, truth be told, she was a little nervous to go alone. She could easily have asked a friend to go, but work often had gotten in the way. Today she was just chilling with herself though and was at the mall, waiting in line at the smoothie place in the food court. The place was insanely busy that day and after Miriam had gotten her drink she had trouble finding a place to sit. People were probably out spending any holiday gift cards or cash they received, Miriam assumed. She spotted a two person table and was about to head towards it when she saw a girl sit there alone. Sighing, she glanced around once more before deciding to approach the girl. “Excuse me, but like, would you care if I sat here. I just wanted to chill while I drank my smoothie and there’s other tables open.”