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Natasha stood in front of the other not really sure why she let them convince her to meet them, they had texted her and said that to trust them and that it was worth it, but right now it was just the two of them at the park just standing and she didnât see anything worth wild at the moment and she scoffed âLook, Iâve had a long day and I donât mean to come off as rude, but you told me to trust that leaving the comfort of my warm bed would be worth it? What exactly am I waiting for? Because right now standing here in the dark park isnât really worth it, so please let me know what was so important that I rushed here before I just turn around and go back home.âÂ
âyou are the least fun person i know natasha-- i said trust me for a reason. no sense of adventure with you. none.â she rolls her eyes at her before gesturing upwards to the sky. itâs a fairly clear night, apart from the meteors streaking through the night sky, leaving trails of light behind them. âpretty cool huh? i remember you said youâd never seen a shooting star. thisâll do right?â she gives the other a warm smile. âitâs meant to last an hour more too. iâm taking a random astrology course right now so-- this is technically homework. but you know whatâs better than homework? homework with friends.â









