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Rain poured all over the place underneath the nighttime sky. The temperatures were cooler out, and Andrea knew the minute they ran out, their clothes would be soaked. This would leave them both damp and freezing, the two combinations that she hated the most. Currently, Wayne and Andrea were trying to find a temporary hotel to stay at seeing as staying out in the forest wasn't cutting it. Besides, they did have money right now, so why not use it to at least not have to stay outside in the freezing cold rain. That's how you get sick, and neither of the teenagers could afford that happening whilst they were on the run.
Right now they were both standing underneath a porch, staring out there doubtfully. Neither of them actually wanted to charge out right in the middle of the rain. But what choice did they honestly have? Besides, Andrea's already beginning to get tired and her joints were beginning to ache from all of the running around they've been doing. However, the two of them were both trying to dictate who was going to go in there to ask if there's any rooms available. Andrea's normally good with people, but not people she doesn't know. Wayne's not good with anyone, except for maybe her and Orlando. But that's pushing it quite a bit.
"You're going in there first," Andrea announced to Wayne smugly, who gawked over at her.
"What, why?" Wayne spluttered out. He glanced over at the building, shaking his head.There was a blonde haired woman standing out there smoking a joint. She actually could partially understand why Wayne's so nervous about approaching her. "I've never talked to them before."
"And you think I have?" She raised her eyebrow at him. "Just do it."
Wayne let out an annoyed sigh, clearly not wanting to. But then he handed Andrea his bag without uttering another word before walking out into the rainstorm. The way Wayne had his arms folded straight at his sides made Andrea want to burst out laughing. It was just so funny to her. He approached the woman quickly, pointing at Andrea briefly to signal that she's there too. It didn't take too long for him to penguin walk his way back over to her.
"She says I'm too young," Wayne stated, squinting his eyes at her. His black hair was all wet, being plastered across his forehead.
"Of course she did," Andrea muttered, knowing that she's going to have to be the one to handle this. Now it was purely her turn to get soaked. The water corrupted her hair and clothes almost instantly after she left the safety of the porch. That just ruined her hope of having a potentially dry night. The woman was getting food out of the vending machine when the teenage girl approached. For their cover story, Andrea told Wayne to tell the woman that they're siblings. If the lady thought they were something more than that, she didn't even want to imagine what she'd think her and Wayne are doing in that room.
