THEY ENTERED A SMALL ROOM with two couches and a mirror, which was probably their changing room Mai deducted seeing clothes all over the room. A man was sitting on the couch scrolling through his phone. Maria beamed when she saw her boyfriend, she sat in his leg and started to kiss him, which surprised him.

Mai cleared her throat to let the couple know they weren't the only ones in the room.

"Oh, hi you must be Maria's best friend, right? I'm Tom," he smiled extending his hand so they could shake hands.

Her best friend was jittery and stood up quickly, "Mai could you take a picture of the both of us?"

She nodded and opened her friend's phone. She looked at the time, it was 4:34 am. Mai felt her body grow cold as she understood what time it was. Her mother usually woke up at 5:30 am, she had to go home before her mother woke up.

She cursed as she dropped Maria's phone. Eyes wide open she told her best friend that she needed to leave to be back home on time.

She started running in the cold streets towards the metro station. It was deserted, which was unlike usual and she eagerly waited for the train.

She chewed on her nails counted down the station before hers; Olympic Village, Broadway-City Hall, King Edward, Oakridge, Langara, Marine Drive, and finally her stations Bridgeport. As she exited the train, she was blinded by the sun rising in the back. She and looked at her watch, it was 5:17, her heart started racing as she ran toward her house.

With a sigh of relief, she saw her house and all the lights in her house were closed. She quietly snuck in her house. She hid her purse and quickly went into her bed.

Mai sighed heavily checking her phone, it was 5:23 am. She put down and phone and tried to fall asleep but she couldn't. She felt dizzy and weird, probably from the alcohol she thought. She just had had a crazy night, she went into a club and drank alcohol for the first time. She thought she wouldn't like it, that it would be a place filled with dangerous people like her parents told her many times ... but it wasn't. Did that mean that her parent lied to her? Mai wasn't so sure anymore.

What she knew was that she felt alive and would like to get to know more the brown-haired guitarist. So she fell asleep a smile on her face, as she dreamt of meeting the guitarist again.

But what she didn't know at that time, was that this guy was leaving this town and would never come back again.