|| Are you my brother? | Paige & Robbie Para ||
After all of his days combined at his new school, Robbie could admit that meeting Paige was the strangest experience he had yet. The girl seemed to draw him in, maybe it was her innocent face, or how helpless she looked, something about her reminded him of someone. No matter what the case, upon meeting the girl, something strange was going on. She insisted that she knew him and that he knew here. That they were siblings, or at least it sounded like that. Robbie knew this to be false for he had a sister, but she was buried in the ground. The tall boy knew nothing about the poor girl, besides her being terribly confused. After her crying and making no sense, he decided to take her home. She failed to become any clearer on their walk back towards the dorms. Not wanting to drop the girl off in the middle of the night, Robbie decided to take her back to his house and settle it in the morning, when things were calm again. This was a huge deal for Robbie. For many reasons he didn’t openly invite people often. He had no friends since moving to Florida, not even his ones back home got to stay over. Not even girls that Robbie slept with were allowed to stay the night. He was very particular with the way things had to be done and run, especially with his house. But seeing Paige in such a state, he had compassion and figured that one night couldn’t hurt anyone.
The girl had grown quiet in the car ride over, making quick glances towards, as if checking to make sure Robbie hadn’t disappeared. He didn’t mind the quiet, in fact, he preferred it, if Paige was normally quiet, then he could learn to like her just fine. His head lights showed that they were arriving at Robbie’s small old house. It didn’t show at night, but the house was a worn out shade of yellow, with white trim. He didn’t mind the color, the house came with it, but it was cheap rent, so the house could be painted pink and he would still like it. He pulled into the driveway, parked his car, made sure to put on the emergency brake and got out.
After wiping their feet on the light yellow mat that Dreama had helped Robbie pick out, they entered the small old house. Robbie had them remove their shoes by the door and make their way to the kitchen. The old wood floor would creak under them as they walked. There was a reason why the small house had such cheap rent, it was a dump. Robbie had cleaned and improved it in whatever way his small budget would allow, including scrubbing practically every part of the house. He realized that no matter what he did, without spending a fortune, the house would always look a little worn and torn, which didn’t bother him as long as it was clean. They stood in silence for a moment before Robbie broke it. “Would you like something to drink?” He asked, trying to sound normal. Robbie didn’t really like people in his house, this was his space to have complete control over everything. When people came, it was normally unwanted variables. Robbie didn’t hate people or anything, but annoying and loud house guests who touch everything were one of his biggest pet peeves. He looked down at the Paige, she seemed harmless enough, if anything she looked defenseless. Robbie cleared that reasoning as to why he let her into his house.
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