Lost Existence

answers...

"Yeah, okay." I slowly walked to my front door and unlocked the door. I made my way to my room and plopped down on my bed. 'What the heck am I supposed to do?' I laid in my bed for hours looking at my ceiling just thinking. Eventually I saw the sunlight start to reappear in my room. I stayed up the whole night...

We were now walking to the farm as usual.

"So wha-" Cam looked over at me.

I cut him off, "I'm willing to try."

Cam stopped walking. "Wait, really?!?" I looked back at him, and he was smiling, biggest smile I've ever seen on his face.

"Yes. Now come one were going to be late if you don't hurry up." I continued walking. Suddenly I felt a pair of arms wrap around me and lift me off the ground.

"Thank you, thank you, thank you." He sounded so happy.

"You're welcome loser now come on. We can't be late." He set me down and I intertwined our finger and started dragging him to the farm. The rest of the day went normally. We talked and laughed; we laughed a lot. Once we had picked everything we could, we made our way back to the barn. Cam opened the door and looked down at me.

"After your kind sir." He smirked at me.

"Of course, now you're going to be annoying again." I glared at his as I walked in, a small smile pulling at my lips. Good to see his snarky remarks were still there.

Someone cleared their throat, Mrs. Grover... I forgot she would be in here.

"Hey Mrs. Grover. How are you?" I smiled over at her.

"Good, good, I'm good. How about you boys? You seem cheerier today than usual." She smirked at both of us, a knowing look on her face. Me and Cam looked at each other fear in our eyes, unsure if she'd have a good response.

"Uh, well..." I looked over to Cam for help.

She cut me off. "You guys are cute." She smiled at us and then shooed us off.

"That was interesting huh?" I looked over at Cam smiling. We were now walking to the diner to get dinner. We worked a lot later than normal, probably because we were messing around most the time.

"Yeah, yeah it was." Cam opened the door for me, and we walked into the diner. After we finished at the diner, we walked home hugged and then went into our houses.

'Today wasn't that bad.' I plopped down on my bed and went to sleep.