“At least he cares, right? That’s what I always say when my Dad does things that I wish he wouldn’t.” Allison offered, shrugging a little bit. She laughed as he talked about his lack of friends. “If it makes you feel any better, I’ve only ever had one consistent friend most of my life, and we cling to each other so much that we both ended up here.” Allison could make friends if she wanted to. It wasn’t that hard, but she was just so busy all the time that it was easy to maintain friends than to make them for her.
“Food before everything. You should put that on a t-shirt, y’know. You could really profit on something like that.” Allison only half joked. She knew a ton of people, including herself, would most likely buy it trying to be quirky. “Sounds perfect. I do have a car, but it’s on the other end of campus, so a ride would be lovely.” She said, nodding. “What compelled you to name your jeep Roscoe?”
Stiles nodded his head. He understood the whole having one friend thing. “Yeah, I understand. And get that. Scott...my friend...he’s kind of the greatest guy ever. He’s smart, nice, selfless. If I was into guys we’d be dating. Well, he would have to be into guys as well....” He shrugged it off and kept walking with Allison. There were times where he didn’t exactly say things that made sense. Or, they did, but only in his mind.
“Ah, yes, that would be a pretty awesome idea. I’ll have to look into designing t-shirts.” He reached the jeep and unlocked it so they could get in. “Oh...you know, I don’t really know. I used to watch that old show Dukes of Hazzard and the sheriff’s name was Roscoe. And he cracked me up. It probably just stuck in my head.” Once they were in and buckled the boy backed out of his spot and left campus. “So...tell me more about yourself.”









