❝ Isn't that-❞
❝ Yes sir, that's Little Skies.❞
girl meets world.
seasons 2 thru 3
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female!oc x multiple male!oc
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chapter twelve! carter meets rileytown
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If Carter Skies believed in anything, she believed in karma. Late September was a beautiful time in New York City. Fall was at it peak, the air stayed in mid 70's and brown boots were back in fashion. Most nights after school, Carter was either with her friends at Topanga's or with her father in their penthouse. Whether it was work related or just family talk, Aspen and Carter spent the time they had together enjoying every moment. She'd spent years of her life in cool tone, it was high time Carter Skies got to see the world at full brightness.
On her way to school, Maya texted her asking if she wanted to hang out on the steps before the first bell. She felt guilty for it, but Carter's first thought was that something happened with Riley to make Maya want to hang out with her randomly.
Approaching the steps, Carter's blonde haired friend was waiting for her.
"I need to talk about something that has nothing to do with Riley," Maya vented.
Carter sat down next to her, the iced cold brew condensation dripping down her finger. "I wanna believe you, but I don't see it happening."
Maya shot her a look. "You know I love Riles, it's just today she's so far into Rileytown that I can't get through to her. Is that terrible?"
Carter pulled her baby blue scarf tighter around her neck. "Not terrible. Questionable that you chose me, sure. But not terrible —"
"I trust your opinion," Maya insisted. "You always tell the truth, even when it's hard. It's one of the best things about you."
A beat of silence passed between them. Blush filled Carter's cheeks. "Jeez, Maya. You could've just said please."
"Well, please?" Maya asked. "What would you do if you saw your mom with a man, but it seemed romantic?"
"What?" Carter frowned. "Like, my mom's alive?"
"No, no, no," Maya shook her head. "Well, first, your dad abandoned you —"
"WHAT?" Carter asked incredulously.
Maya facepalmed. "This is about me. Sorry, I should've lead with that."
Carter took a stressed sip of her cold brew, gesturing for Maya to continue. The sounds of the city echoed all around them, and the steps were bustling with kids and teachers going in and out of the school building, but the city had an odd way of making you feel like you were in your own little world. Especially when it was just you and someone else beside you.
