+( @zach-gilroy)
Tinsley wasn’t used to being in a house all by herself. When she initially arrived at Rockford she had arrived under the excuse of needing a semester off school to look after her grandmother who’d taken a spill. As expected nobody protested. What she wasn’t expecting was for the woman to decide St. Barth’s would be better for her recover out of the blue. She’d been gone for two weeks with no return date in sight and so far Tinsley had avoided staying in for more than a day. However cloudy day and a desire to swim kept her home for the first time in months. Her first go to would’ve been a blonde whom she shared similar interests with, but after their fight, Tinsley had been too stubborn to reach out first which left her inviting another over. When the doorbell rang she didn’t hesitate, already knowing who it was before opening the door. “It’s about time you showed up,” she teased stepping aside to let him in. “For a second I thought you’d stood me up for another. I almost called my backup.”









