Ok so going out for a drink is out so lets just go out in that car of yours. Always assuming you've got some fuel."My dad always fills the car up for ...e so it wasn't a problem. Tea was a quiet affair with her mum trying to get me to talk."We're going out," said Crissy, pushing her away her plate."Where to?" I asked as I drove off.She directed me for some minutes then she told me to park up in this deserted wooded car park."We used to come here a lot when we were kids," she mused. "There's a. Mom said in a whisper, “We should not make noise beta. We have a guest in the house.” I said, “Mom, let us go to the kitchen. Mausi can not hear anything from there.” Our kitchen was at the opposite corner and I thought we can be safe there. Mom smiled with a naughty look and said, “Raj, are you crazy?” I said, “yes mom”. Then she said, “I am worried beta. Think what will happen if she wakes up”. I closed her mouth with a kiss and said in whisper, “Don’t worry. We will manage”.We tried not to. Our parents enrolled us into the same schools, extracurriculars and sports activities.We’d grown up in a small town in the suburbs and never had the chance to eacape the watchful eyes of our parents. So, when college application time came We were determined to go as far away from home as possible, while still being close enough to not cause worry. Dorming here was perfectStacy dad had drove us both up, and soon he wrapped up his good-bye’s and sped off. As soon as his car disappeared from view. In the middle was a small picnic basket on top of a picnic blanket. “it’s… beautiful!” “glad you like it babe and look how clear the stars are…. And I know you’ll know that tonight there is a big meteor shower so we’re sleeping here, weather is forecasted to be a wonderful warm summers night but in case of typical British weather we’ll go inside and drive home.”They started with the picnic, filled with Lucy’s favourite foods and drinks and when they’re done they have a cuddle and it feels like.