Ho Hey - Eddie Munson

Gotta Go

Adira and Eddie continued to kiss, Adira pushed Eddie against the wall of the van and wrapped her arms around his neck, tugging on his hair as her fingers got lost in his curls. A small moan slipped from the boys mouth as she grinded softly against him.

She pulled away for some air, Eddie reached up and placed his hand on her face, reaching forwards and pulling their lips back together hungrily. The door to the caravan flew open quickly, forcing Adira and Eddie away, their eyes going wide in surprise and fear that they had been caught.

The teens all rushed into the van with looks of horror on their faces. Adira looked at them all, confusion swelling in her stomach, "what's wrong? What happened?" She asked them all quickly as Steve ran to the drivers seat and the rest of them rushed back to their places. It was clear that something had happened when they were in the store, they had been much quicker than they originally said they would be, and all of them were clearly shaken up

"Your old friends are here," Erica said to Adira.   Eddie couldn't help but look at the girl to see her reaction, to see what she would do at the mentioning of her old friends.

Adira felt her heart drop. If they were here, it meant that they were more than likely buying weapons to go after Eddie. Also, if they had seen their group in the war zone shop, they probably found it suspicious

"Ah shit!" Adira exclaimed as Dustin slammed the door shut, "that's not good. That's really not fucking good."

"Let's go let's go let's go!" Dustin exclaims in fear. He was glaring at Steve with a demanding look that made Steve want to just do the opposite to spite him, but he knew that now wasn't the time and they really did need to get the hell out of there

"I'm going! I'm going! Just sit the hell down!" Steve yelled at dustin before quickly pushing the van into gear and taking off, his eyes glancing out the window to look at the doors and see if the jocks were following after them... and unfortunately, Steve made direct eye contact with Jason before quickly looking away and driving off.

The ride was a completely silent for the first few minutes, nobody knew wha to say or do about the current situation, and there were a million thoughts running through their heads as they thought about all the shitty, possible outcomes that could come from this.

However, once they got back onto the highway, Steve turned around in his seat and glared over at Eddie and Adira, "and don't you two think that I didn't see what you were doing when we came back. You two aren't going to be left along anymore, Dustin and Lucas should have stayed in the van to babysit you both. Adira move. Move. Now," Steve instructed his sister whilst death glaring at Eddie

"Oh come on Steve, grow up, I'm almost an adult and it's not like you aren't doing shit like that," Adira grumbled over to her brother, her cheeks going red in embarrassment over the fact that Steve had seen her and Eddie participating in a full blown male out session

"Don't start that shit with me young lady, love your ass away from Munson, there are little kids in here that don't need to see that kind of stuff," Steve said as he focused on the road but continued to look at them through the mirror. Adira rolled her eyes at her brother and stood up, storming over to Dustin and Lucas while muttering the word 'asshole' under her breath

"Sup losers," she said and gave the two boys a wide grin before throwing herself down on the chair in the gap between the two of them

The boys shot her a smile back, they couldn't help it. Even though how tired they are and how scared they are, Adira was just able to bring the mood up just enough for them to smile.

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"What a shit box," Adira muttered out one last time before grabbing a bag of materials that they had brought from the war zone shop and then jumped out of the van, her muddy and stained converse landing softly on the grass that cascaded over the landscape around them, "finally, some fresh air," she said in a dramatic voice as she breathed in the warm air around her, happy to finally be out of the stinky van