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It was a rare time indeed when Stiles managed to actually get some time alone to himself... then again that's only because he usually went out of his way to avoid being alone. It usually reminded him of the time he had let himself be withdrawn from everyone after his mother died. It was the worst time in his life so Stiles just refused to let himself be alone. But after everything that had happened lately; Scott being turned into a werewolf, everything that happened with him and the Lockwood's, vampires and witches, Faye and the Salvatore's... Caroline... Stiles just needed to be able to think to himself. And what better place to do that than the park? It allowed him to be alone while not actually being alone, and it was perfect since hardly any of the kids at school went there so there was no chance of running into anyone. At least... that's what he thought until he accidentally walked into someone while his attention was drawn to the playground. "Crap!" He exclaimed, whipping his head back to glance at the person he had bumped into and steadies himself, "I'm so sorry! I wasn't looking... obviously." 

Which was exactly the reason why he found himself outside her house again, minutes before the police-imposed curfew. He hesitantly raised his hand before knocking on the front door, choosing to actually act like a normal human being in lieu of climbing the side of her house. Dan wasn't even sure if she was home but he didn't care, he'd wait on the porch if he had to. He needed a friend and there's no one that could quite talk sense like Bonnie could.

Serena walked into The Grill and made her way over to the bar. It was the first time she had been to the Grill since she came back from boarding school. She had kind of been avoiding it. She wasn’t sure if they’d serve her now, but she wasn’t so sure if they would now. Well, serve her alcohol that is. She was sure they’d serve her anything else, but she needed something extra. She had gotten drunk and high at the bonfire, and it had gotten her resolve down. She had been doing so well before coming back, but this town seemed to bring out the worst in her. Serena ran a hand through her long wavy hair as she sat down on a bar stool. As she waited for the bar tender to come her way, she looked at the other people at the bar. Serena frowned and cocked her head to the side as she looked at the person sitting a bar stool away from her. “Hey, I know you. You go to my school, right?” 

  Bonnie glanced at her phone, and jumped out of her seat when she saw the time. I've got to run, she told her friends and rushed to class. While she was running out of the cafeteria she bumped into someone. “Oh my god, I’m so sorry!” She exclaimed, her words rushing out in one breath. When she stopped to look at who she had bumped into, she noticed it was a girl she hadn't seen before. “Hi, I don’t think I know you. I’m Bonnie, what’s your name?” She asked the girl, a friendly smile gracing her face. Bonnie was a cheerleader, and she had been going to school in Beacon Hills her whole life, so it was safe to say she knew everyone and while she might not be friends with everyone, she was always nice. “Are you okay?” she asked, realizing she hadn't asked the girl when she apologized for bumping into her.