You waited inside your household patiently for Calli's parents to leave for work. You did this because Calli once told you that if you were caught in her house while her parents were in, they would be calling the police.

Of course, after a while, you got a bit anxious.

"Man, when are they gonna leave?" you thought.

After a while, they eventually left. This was the perfect time, so you quickly texted Calli.

"Cal, I'm outside rn. Come see me while you can!"

She noticed you standing outside her door from her window and opened her door.

Calli: "What is it?"

"I was wondering if you would like to come with me and visit this forest my family and I used to go to while I was younger."

Calli: "That sounds exciting. Sure, I'll come with."

Time skip to late afternoon...

You and Calli are strolling through the forest.

Calli: "How much do you know about this place?"

"My family used to camp here a long time ago. Thing is, Dad hated it when we all scared him with our ghost stories."

Calli began to chuckle.

Calli: "Really?"

"Yeah. He would be so terrified to the point where he literally pissed his pants. And then..."

You stifled your laugh.

"...and then he'd chase us all around the forest with his wet pants like he's a wet pants.... bandit..."

You and Calli couldn't hold your laughter any longer and let it out.

"And then he would hit us with his piss-filled pants! They were so disgusting, like, wow!"

You and Calli exploded with laughter.

"OK, Cal, that's enough. We need to continue with this trek."

Calli: "I can't! I can't! I'm dying right now!"

You quickly picked her off the ground.

Calli: "Okay. Let's continue."

You continued walking through the forest until you saw a big hill.

"Follow me," you shouted as you zoomed off towards the hill.

Calli: "Where are we going?"

"You'll see! Just follow me!"

Calli: "But I've never been in a forest before!"

"Like I said: follow me."

Calli followed you up the hill and panted for breath as she reached the top.

Calli: "What did you want to--"

"Look. Marvel at the majesty of the sights."

Calli marveled at the sight of the entire city from a distance.

Calli: "It's beautiful."

"I know," you followed up.

You and Calli sat down on the hill.

"You know, Cal?"

Calli: "Hmm?"

"It's like we come from two different worlds, you know. I lived out of the city my whole life, and you've been there nearly your whole life."

Calli: "Indeed it was."

"What was it like?" you asked. " Was it interesting, or did nothing eventful happen?"

Calli: "Well, it's a lot bigger and a bit chaotic, but that's what makes it special. Would you like to move there?"

"I would love to, but I already love everything here."

Calli: "You never cease to amaze me."

You proceed to burst with amazement, but controlled yourself as to not disturb her.

"Everything fells like some coming-of-age story."

You expected Calli to laugh at that comment, but she didn't.

Calli: "That's exactly what it feels like."

"We should probably get home. It's pretty late."

Timeskip to you and Calli arriving at her house.

"Will you be alright by yourself?"

Calli: "Indeed I will."

Calli then received a text message from her parents.

Calli: "My parents won't be coming home until tomorrow."

"Well, that means we get to spend more time together."

Calli: "I can't wait for what you have instore tomorrow."

She opened the door to her house.

Calli: "Good night, (y/n)."

"Night, Cal."

As you and Calli made it home, you went on your computer and began to watch videos. You received a text from Calli, who sent you a photo of the two of you on the hill while you looked at the city. You looked out your window and saw Calli waving. You waved back, and you and her give the peace sign in response. Calli took another good look at her and you on the hill, ignoring all the comments from her rabid fans awaiting a new stream.