Mary
Caleb was taking me around the place, making it seem like I hadn't lived here my whole childhood.
"Not so much has changed since I moved out." I had to point out, nodding as we strolled down the streets. It was currently a few minutes till it was ten in the night and I cod gladly say we had spent the last hour talking about our personal lives, sharing experiences and doing things that concerned our living.
"Did you expect it to?" He asked, keeping his hands behind his back.
"I didn't expect anything, change or not." I said.
"I see." He nodded in understanding. "Do you maybe want us to head back or something of the sort?" He asked. I knew we'd been walking for too long and probably had to go back but that selfish part of me wanted to stay back and so I shook my head in disagreemen
