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𝐃𝐮𝐬𝐭𝐢𝐧 𝐥𝐞𝐝 𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐦𝐨𝐮𝐭𝐨𝐟𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐫𝐨𝐨𝐦 and forced them into the back of a small buggy. Despite their previous insisting that the drugs hasn't worked, the three teens were high as kites. Lily had to be dragged out of the room. She claimed she had grown attached to the chair she'd been sat in, and wanted to take it along with her.
They were now hurtling down one of the corridors, the alarm still blaring around them. Apparently, driving wasn't Dustin's strong point. Every corner he took, the three in the back of the vehicle were thrown around carelessly.
"Jesus, slow down!" Steve yelled to Dustin.
"Yeah, what is this, like the Indy 500?" Robin scoffed.
"It's the Indy 300" Steve corrected her.
Robin frowned at him, "No, dingus, it's 500!"
"It's 300!" Steve said, defensively.
"How about 400? That's in between" Lily suggested.
"Let's say a million" Robin shrugged, and the three of them broke out into uncontrollable laughter once more.
"What's wrong with them?" Came Erica's voice from the front of the buggy, which Lily overheard.
"Nothing's wrong with us!" She shouted back. Then, as she was about to poke Erica in the head, the younger girl yelled, "Dustin, watch out!" And Dustin slammed on the brakes. Those in the back of the vehicle were flung into an undignified heap, each of them grumbling in protest.
"You guys all right back there?" Dustin called to them.
"I think I've bitten my tongue" Lily frowned, bringing a hand up to her face, "But I can't feel my mouth".
Dustin opened the back of vehicle and ushered the three of them out, "Come on!" He urged, "We gotta go, now!"
"Come on! Get out!" Erica repeated.
"Let's go!" Dustin said, now sounding exasperated, as none of the older teens were making an effort to move.
He grabbed Lily's arm and hauled her out, "Alright, Alright! I heard you the first time, dipshit" She scowled, "Hey! I know this place!" She added with a grin, as she was shoved into the elevator they'd been stuck in earlier.
Once the elevator had started to move, she and Steve jumped onto an empty trolley, while Robin stood behind the handlebar, pushing them around the floor. None of them had any idea what was happening, or where they were going. All they wanted to do was giggle hysterically.
"You guys look like you're surfing!" Robin grinned.
