*Setting changes to Nani's Driveway*
Carter: Okay we're here.
Michael: Thanks for the ride. Really appreciate it.
Carter: No problem.
Michael: Nani... Nani wake up, we're here.
Carter: Is she asleep?
Michael: Yeah. (picks Nani up bridal style)
Carter: Need help? (gets out of car)
Michael: Sure can you open the door?
Carter: Okay. (opens front door)
Michael: Thanks. What time is it? (walks in the house and into the living room)
Carter: Umm... (looks at phone) it's 2:37am.
Michael: Why don't you just stay the night? Nani wouldn't mind.
Carter: Are you sure?
Michael: Yeah. Let me just put Nani in her room and I'll bring down some blankets and you can just sleep on the couch.
Carter: Okay.
Michael: Alright be right back. (carries Nani upstairs)
Nani: Michael?
Michael: Yeah?
Nani: Where are we?
Michael: Your house.
Nani: Where's Carter.
Michael: He's downstairs. Is it okay if he stays over tonight? I don't think it's safe for him to drive this late. You know, with drunk drivers and stuff.
Nani: It's fine. And I think it's sweet that you care. If you want you can stay over too.
Michael: Okay (walks into Nani's room and sets her on the bed) Have a good night sleep. (kisses her forehead) Love you.
Nani: Love you too.
(Michael walks out the door and Nani takes out her phone and text Aubrey)
Nani: Hey Aubrey, just checking to see how you are and to check if you're safe. Come over later. and just so you know, there are two boys sleeping in the living room.
Aubrey: Don't worry I'm at home safe and sound. Who are the two boys?
Nani: Michael and Carter
Aubrey: Oh okay. If they're sleeping when I get there, I can wake them up ;)
Nani: Okay lol well, see ya later. Good night.
Aubrey: Good night :)
A/N: Seriously, when was the last time I updated?! Sorry for the wait, I had writer's block. lol I'm getting writer's block while writing a script called "Writer's Block". But I hoped you guys like this scene. Don't be afraid, comment what you think, be sure to vote and fan! Luh ya ;)
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