"We're home!" yelled Gas Station guy (yes, that's what I call him in my head). A woman came out of a kitchen with oven mitts on her hands and a smile. "We're?" she asked, smiling as she watched me blush. "Yes mom, we're....." Gas Station guy sighed, and I laughed at how used to it he sounded. "She's cute! You picked the right one honey!" she said, and I felt my cheeks turning bright red. "Mom, she's not my girlfriend!" he said, and I watched him also turn bright red. "She just needs a place to sleep tonight, so I figured you would be fine with me bringing her here!" he said. She smiled at him and slowly walked back into the kitchen. "Mmhm......" she said, and I tried not to laugh as Gas Station guy freaked out over his mom. "Sorry about her. She thinks that everyone that's a girl is my girlfriend." he said, giving me a smile. "It's fine." I said laughing. I was starting to like this Gas Station guy and Pasta Woman. Yes, I call her pasta woman, cause she was cooking pasta. Don't judge!
Gas Station guy showed me the guest bedroom that had the cutest baby blue wallpaper and a squishy bed that I.....might have jumped on.......listening to Miley Cyrus.
It was finally dinner time, and I felt my stomach growl as I watched Pasta Woman pour the pasta into my bowl (hence the name). I dug in and saw Pasta Lady staring at me. "We need to say the prayers first." she said, smiling as I awkwardly tried to shove the remained pasta in my mouth. "Sorry." I said, and Gas Station guy burst out laughing. "What?" I asked, turning red. "Y-you have some p-pasta on your h-h-hair!" he said, and started to snort. I started to laugh and him and was soon joined in by Pasta Woman. "Sorry for Caleb's....behavior." she said, smiling as he gave her an embarrassed look. "So that's your name." I said, smiling at him. Pasta Woman looked at him and then me weirdly. "He didn't tell you his name?!" she said. "Nope." I said. "Caleb....you're crazy." she said, smiling. "I know that mom." he said smiling, and I let out a giggle. I was starting to really like them, and was sad that I would probably have to leave tomorrow. I just wish I could stay here forever.
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Miles from Home
RomansaDo you ever just get so tired of the same life patterns that you wish you could just drive away? Well that's exactly what Amanda White does. Join her on her journey miles from home.