Times forever frozen still.

Santana didn’t like to talk about her personal life to anyone so when people looked over her shoulder at her phone, she would scream and hiss like a cat. It was honestly embarrassing that Santana Lopez was obsessed with a girl who didn’t exist for all she knew or she was a catfish and that would’ve embarrassed the crap out of her. It wasn’t every day that you found someone like her obsessing over a phone rather than spending her time yelling at people.

She could feel her cheeks burn as Dani called her out and she bit her lip. “You know I’ve been really busy I can’t always remember everything,” she replied nervously and she wished she could slap herself right then. Where was that smooth girl that was way too confident for her own good? When Dani put her glasses on, she managed to smile after just keeping a blank expression. “’Atta girl.” Santana turned her head from the screen at her compliment and shook her head. “Stop it, I knew this was a bad idea. I can’t hide behind a screen when you say something like that.”

Dani usually left her phone up for grabs in the first place, but after meeting Santana and talking to her, she was noted for being a teenage girl who was obsessed with the device. She wouldn’t deny it, but they didn’t need to know all the details. That would mean other people would try and see Santana, which meant they would have crushes on her, and well, she had a no sharing policy. Especially when it meant that she had a girl like Santana all to herself.

Santana had the worst day ever. The barista messed up her coffee order and the printer broke at the worst time ever. She would’ve texted Dani and complained about it again but she forgot to once she got a call from an old friend and he wouldn’t shut up about how great his life was now. It only reminded Santana how single she was and how she literally never could keep a girlfriend for more than a month because she was so incompetent. So when she got home from work, all she needed was to take a power nap before starting on her next project and making herself dinner. She had just taken a seat on her bed when the sudden loud ringing from her computer scared her. Who the hell was calling her now? And then it hit her – Dani and her were supposed to Skype and Santana looked like a train wreck.

She almost tripped over her discarded clothes that she forgot to put away before to grab her laptop. She took a deep breath before pressing the answer button. A sigh of relief escaped her lips as Dani’s face appeared. Right off the bat she was embarrassed by the fact that she didn’t have time to prepare or anything and she looked completely frazzled. “Shit sorry, I almost forgot about this call,” she admitted. She bit down on her lip and looked away from the camera briefly. “So you’re really the person that I’ve been talking to all this time? That’s a relief.”

Dani'd been almost distracted from her phone, the texts from friends asking if it was totally real and it would've made her laugh if she hadn't been as nervous as she was. Her day starting with her usual round of kids wanting to learn how to play the guitar-which was amusing and it also might've made her smile although she wouldn't admit that out loud. Rather than going to lunch alone, she went with a friend, a friend who couldn't help but complain that Dani didn't go on dates anymore and would rather stick her nose in her phone because of a girl that she didn't even know was real or not. Which was frustrating and yet, she knew that it was true. Even if she didn't think that was true, Santana was real and that's all that mattered. That and flipping him off while telling him to keep his opinions to himself. So, the Skype call would cheer her up, as Santana and her usual complaining usually did and distract her from everything crazy that was going around her.