Even though whatever had happened with Gail had gone down a couple of days ago, Casey still felt bad. Really, really bad. While she had made sure that Gail didn’t hold any ill feelings toward her, even though she’d be in her right to, Casey still felt negatively about herself. Who could make her feel better and forget about the dumb stuff she’d done for the time being? The human embodiment of sunshine and rainbows. “ERIN!” She exclaimed through the door, hoping she hadn’t woken anybody up --- it was almost 10 in the morning, so people should be awake by now, right? “Let’s go out and have breakfast together!” Sure, she could’ve texted Erin this, but she quite possibly enjoyed showing up to her place unannounced. Whoops.