The Visit (Tyler Love Story)

Train to Masonville, PA

"I'm on the text with two separate girls." Tyler started to complain. "Its important you put the word 'separate' in there in case we thought they were conjoined twins." Becca said, making my sister laugh.

"Explain 'on the text'?" Mrs. Jamison asked. "In communication, nothing more." His sister said.

"No, they're on deck." He insists. "You are 13! There's no deck to be on." Mrs. Jamison said.

"I've seen him in the shower. That's eerily accurate." His sister says. "You don't even have boobs!" He says, making my sister and I laugh.

"Hey, stop, both of you!" Mrs. Jamison says, with a chuckle. "I need to text." Tyler urged.

"It's one week. Your phones won't work all the way out there. You'll be home Saturday." His mother said.

"Are you holding my camera properly?" Becca asked. "Swere girl. Okay?" He says.

We arrived at the station and Mrs. Jamison hugs all four of us. When we got on the train she started to chase us, until we were too far away.

Time skip

"Our mother, Loretta Jamison, I dating an eligible and rather rakish-looking man named, Miguel Diego Torres. He's in love with her." Becca says. "Which I find very sweet." I said, cutting off whatever she was going to say next and my sister giggled.

"Yes, Cathy, we know how you enjoy romance." She says teasingly. "And we know who you have a crush on." She adds and I blush.

"Do not say his name!" I order. "So, my friend, Cathy, has a crush on..." I quickly take the camera. "Give it back!" She yells.

"Promise not to say it?" I ask. "I won't say it, until you're ready to say it." She promised and I gave it back.

"Anyway, we've decided to promote this union by giving them time. They're going on a trip." Becca says, continuing where she left off. "Mmm-hmm. A Royal Caribbean cruise. Your basic beach cruise." Tyler said.

"We're visiting our grandparents, whom we've never seen, with our two friends, Catherine and Rosalie Johnson." She says and points it at us, so we wave. "We don't know their temperament or their proclivities." She continues, once its on her and her brother again.

"Yeah. And we don't even know what they like. They they could be scrapbookers. They could think boy bands are cute." Her brother says, making me giggle quietly, but he hears me and smiles.

I blush and my sister nudges me. When I look at her, she's making kissy faces and a heart with her hands, which makes me smack her arm. "Ticket?" The conductor says, as he walks over. I give him ours, while Becca gives him hers and Tyler's.

"Four for Masonville, PA." She says. "Their grandparents are meeting us." I add. He then says a weird line from something I don't know and Becca says she has to turn off her camera.

Tyler got up to go to the bathroom and Becca recorded him opening the door, with a tissue. "Since our father left, my brother's had a preoccupation with germs." She says and I walk over. "The psychologist they saw for a month said it was his way of controlling things." I say then the door opens.

The conductor started beat boxing for Tyler.

Once he finished, he turned to Becca, while my sister and I clapped. "Maybe I can rap at the end of your documentary." He suggests. "Right cause that's how all Oscar-winning documentaries end. With songs of misogyny." She says.

Time skip

We soon got off the train, with Becca behind the three of us. "This is where our mom grew up. When she left she thought she was with the man of her dreams." We looked up and saw two people holding up a sign with Becca and Tyler's names.

We climb the stairs and I take Becca's camera as they run to their grandparents, while my sister stays here. After all the hugs, they finally notice us. "Oh, who are these girls?" The woman asks.

"Nana, these are our friends Catherine and, her little sister, Rosalie." Becca said and I shook their hands, while my sister waved. "Sorry, she's just really shy around new people." I apologize as she wraps her arms around my waist and hides her face in my side, as I stroke her head. Their grandparents only laugh.