Covid had cleared up for the most part, and George moved in with Sapnap and Dream.
Dream struggles with himself.
Will they make it through this rough patch?
Will they have enough time to complete all their firsts?
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"Yes, I'll call you when we're on our way. Ahuh. Okay. Bye bye," Dream said into his phone that was momentarily held beside his ear before setting it down to get dressed.
They were going out to drive around for a while to pass time.
Dream pulled on his black shoes and found a crisp, fresh, green hoodie to put over his white t-shirt.
He walked out to the car and got in, the others already inside.
"Literally how does it take you so long to get ready?" George asked him while Dream pulled his seat belt on.
"I was talking to Layla. We're picking her up later."
George's face went dark for a moment.
Dream decided he liked that George was jealous. He liked that George seemed to care about him in some way other than just best friends.
He turned to face the wheel and then started to back out.
Started to.
"Crap. I'm sorry guys. I'll be right back."
There were noises of complaint from the very back of the jeep, where the trio had decided to sit illegally.
Dream hopped out of the car and ran inside to grab his phone that he'd left on his desk.
He jogged back to the car and finally pulled out of the driveway.
They finally arrived to Dream's destination; a wide open field stretched out across the Earth.
Once everyone had piled out of the jeep they started walking along the field, chatting about life and anything else that came to mind.
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When the sun started to set they began making their way back to the car.
"Guys we gotta pick my friend up. Her mom is in critical condition in Iran right now so don't be too annoying. She just needs some support right now."
The boys all nodded, and George got in the back seat, the other three getting into the trunk area again.
When they arrived at her house Dream got out and leaned against the car until she came out.
The boys couldn't hear what they were saying because the barrier, being the car, was blocking the noise.
It seemed like everything was fine until she looked down at her phone. All of the sudden the girl started crying and Dream pulled her into a hug.
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They stayed like that for what seemed like years until she seemed to have calmed down some.
