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"Well I suppose how you feel about it is all that matters huh?" C.T asked thoughtfully, placing a hand under her chin and tilting her head. "And for the marker I would like Fuchsia." C.T said absently, before pausing. "Wait what?"

"Fuchsia," C.T mumbled to herself as if lost, she didn't even know that was a color, let alone what tone it was. She had probably just agreed to walk around with a pink sticker on her a**. Great.

"What if we stood Mag and Jennie up? Do something spontaneous, like..."

"Get tattoo's on our asses?" C.T asked with a goofy grin, filling in for Esther when the girl had trailed off, even though it was Clear that Esther was onto a different train of thought "Yes, I like that idea, we should catch a cab home, I feel like I need to remind you of all the reasons why you can't live without me." C.T said, leaning into the girl as Esther pulled at the loose fabric of her shirt. "You know for a second there, I thought your violent streak had ruined the mood, glad it hasn't."

(Happy belated thanksgiving lol by the way, just wanted to have one more conversation with Mag, bring her and Jennie home into the warehouse while Esther and C.T are in a state of undress before they truck out on their roadtrip)

"I didn't say that, I am very aroused by your more assertive side, in certain situation." C.T said laughing, though she stopped laughing when Esther mentioned how she liked when C.T got dark eyed and intense. "So you like the more serious me hm?" C.T asked heatedly, and when Esther called for the cab, there were no more words needed.

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Time Skip
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"Not that I let it distract me from you." C.T said as she laid on her back in her bed with her eyes closed. "But my phone went off at least ten times, while we were busy, I think we might have been missed."

"I don't regret our decision either, I think we took the hand we were dealt and cleaned house with it." C.T said comfortably, she always felt so warm with Esther around and now it was no different. She absently hugged Esther closer to her.

And then came the knocking and the yelling. "Until, right now." C.T said sighing and sitting up, being careful not too jostle Esther too much, she wanted to just ignore Mag, but the girl would indeed kick the door in if she did that, and it was her turn as Esther had said, and the girl did have her back. C.T sighed, and stood up, throwing the covers over Esther to cover her nudity, while she marched over to the door. Pausing a moment to fix her messy hair as if that were the only thing wrong with her current state, before she threw the door completely open.

Two things happened, one was Jennie squealing and covering her eyes, and two was the mock look of anger that Mag had painted across her face quickly dropping for a complete look of shock that she now sported.

"What?" C.T demanded pretending to be very angry herself as she starred Mag down.

"Why are you naked?" Mag asked breathlessly and C.T rolled her eyes still keeping up her act.

"Well when two people love each other very much Mag, sometimes they-"

"Nevermind! Well, just checking up on you, Jennie lets go I'll show you too my room, C.T we'll chat later. Bye!"

"Problem solved." C.T said with a grin, closing the door and dropping back onto the bed with Esther.

(Now we can time skip whenever you see fit XD.)

"Talking about me I assume?" C.T asked as she walked up behind Esther, she had been busy loading the car and couldn't help but over hear the two.

"No not at all." Mag said innocently, while C.T rolled her eyes. She took the bag that Esther was holding and threw it over her shoulder taking it upon herself too carry it for the smaller girl. "Just making sure she knows too take care of you, since you can't take care of yourself." Mag said punching C.T on the shoulder.

"I guess I should give Jennie the same advice?" C.T asked, giving Jennie a look that let her know that she wasn't completely joking. "Won't be necessary Connie." Mag said smiling and just staring at C.T who stared right back, before sighing and dropping the bag she had taken from Esther, and raising her arms too Mag who rushed her in a heavy embrace.

"I'm going too miss you Connie."

"Mhm"

"Say it!" Mag demanded, jabbing C.T in her side lightly.

"I'll miss you too Magdalene." C.T said grinning as Mag groaned. "Why do you have too try and ruin the moment." Mag whined, letting Connie go "Because now you're talking like we are dying, we're just going on a trip, phones exist we'll call you. It's fine." C.T said, picking up the bag again.

"I'm sorry, but it's like watching your child leave the nest, and-"

"Bye Mag." C.T said throwing Esther bag into the back seat and sliding into the drivers seat. "Bye Connie!"

C.T shrugged. "You were moving slow." She said absently. As she started the engine, and threw the care into drive pulling off before Mag, or Jennie had a chance to say anything else too her. She settled onto the road glancing quickly at Esther's map too see if she was heading in the right direction. "I won't need too rest, so I guess it mostly depends on if you see anything that interest you. Our progress is in your hands." C.T said she was joking but it was kind of true, she could just tune the rest of the world out and just pay attention too the road if need be. She didn't know if Esther had that same trait. "But I don't mind stopping a few times, this is supposed to be fun right?" C.T asked with a shrug.

She cast a glance over towards Esther who motioned towards her side, C.T looked down confused until Esther ordered her too put her seat belt on. "Yes ma'am" C.T said taking her hands off the wheel quickly too snap the belt on, whilst nodding her head too Esther's other question. "There was a number on the document back then." Then referring to when they were in Jacob's home office. "I memorized the number, I called. It went too voice mail," C.T trailed off, she was remembering the voice of the woman on the recorded message, she had sounded really nice. "But I didn't leave a message, ... I didn't know what too say." C.T finished honestly.

Part of me just wants to camp out and keep calling until they answer, but I think that's also the part of me that wants too run away and pretend I don't know they exist." C.T admitted too Esther as she turned onto the highway that was not far from the factory. "Honestly I think we should just show up. Knock on the door and when they answer just...." C.T trailed off, she wouldn't have the slightest clue what too do when or if they answered. "We'll.... I'll just tell them, I guess." C.T filled in, hoping everything would work out.

C.T mulled over Esther's question while she parked their car, sitting still leaning her forearms on the wheel as she starred at the building. "I can't wait any longer, and even if they don't know I'm out here, I doubt that they can wait longer either. This thing, it scares me, but I want too meet them, and I believe they want too meet me as well." C.T said, leaning back and popping the auto locks on the care doors. "And I can't do this alone, so please come with me." C.T requested, before stepping out of the vehicle, and approaching what could have been her home had her life not taking a sick turn.

The mostly dirt yard surrounded by the off white fence didn't seem at all familiar neither did the cement steps of the porch nor the bench that sat upon it too the side of the door. There was a large mound of fur resting on the bench, and it raised it's head when C.T opened the gate, it was a German Shepperd, and a large one at that. The dog looked healthy, very healthy so that gave C.T some hope that despite the area they lived in, maybe her family wasn't completely dirt poor. C.T entered the yard before she really though of the dog and how it might have been trained, honestly it could attack her, but C.T figured that if she came this far just too get attacked by a dog, she might just go ahead and let it kill her. She'd be done with life. "A dog usually means a happy family right?" C.T asked loudly so that Esther could hear her, and so that the dog could register her. She of course was reaching, she had no clue if that was a saying or not. But she hoped that it was true, she hoped that she was walking into a happy home.


(Got some stuff planned out for C.T family, hope I can make it fun.)