“it’s sunny, but the pollution from all of the residents and the never ending drought seem to put a damper on things.” scarlett laughed. she’d loved her time in california. she’d met some amazing people there. however, providence was starting to feel more and more like home with each passing day. “really? i can try for your sake, but i make no guarantees!” scar smiled. “you could call me now, but it wouldn’t exactly be legal. i’ve always been into biology, so i could probably do some of the heavier procedures when i was ten. not that anyone would trust me to, and i don’t blame them! i was almost discouraged when i once lost a game of operation. you should’ve seen the look on my face, i was scarred.”
“Yeah, that tends to be a bummer,” she laughed along lightly. “I’m glad that Providence has been so welcoming to you. It sort of went crazy after the hurricane, but it’s starting to become its old self again.” Leaving Providence the first time had been hard, and Anna knew that when the time came to leave again, it probably be just as hard. “I mean, unless you can point me towards other singers and musicians, then I’m afraid you’re stuck with me,” she joked. “What’s operation?” Anna asked as she tilted her head slightly. Growing up as a child struggling to learn English caused her to not have many friends during elementary school, so she missed out on classic board games.
