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『 hargreeves road trip 』
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WALKING BACK AROUND the corner of the building, Delores sighed, swallowing down the vomit that threatened to leave her mouth.
Diego was whispering things to Lila, before turning towards the van, as Delores approached, "Listen, people!" he shouted at them, "First mission back, baby!"
Delores rubbed her eyes, and let out a heavy sigh, her body exhausted from her illness.
Diego then began to grab his keys from his pocket, as everyone mumbled tiredly, "Everyone in!" he shouted and Lila then raced past Delores.
"Why are you yelling?" Allison shouted back at her brother.
"First mission back!" he shouted back to her excitedly.
Lila then shoved Five away from the front door, "I'm in the front!" she yelled, and Five glared at her, stubbornly holding the door.
Delores groaned in annoyance at the bickering family and began to get into the backseat, as Diego opened the large sliding door of the car.
"Shut up!" Ben groaned at Diego who kept yelling about this 'mission'.
Five ended up shoving Lila away successfully and got into the front seat.
Delores sat next to Lila, who sat in the middle, Klaus on her other side. Allison sat in the third row back with Ben, who sat in the middle, and Viktor. While Luther sat in the trunk again.
Delores dug through her bag, her head foggy with pain, as she found sunglasses and slid them onto her face.
"Get in the car!" Allison shouted at Diego who was walking around the car after shutting the sliding door of the van, "And turn on the heat!" she groaned.
Diego got into the car, and closed the squeaky door of the driver's side, "First mission back!" he yelled at the top of his lungs, as Delores grimaced at the loud noise— her head pounding harder.
Diego then began to punch the roof of the van in some kind of 'pumped up' manner. Five groaned loudly, grimacing at the noise.
"Why are you so loud?" Five asked his brother in a strained tone, his eyes squinted at his brother, who stopped punching the roof of the car and turned on the engine of the car.
