Freedom! (open)
Nov 6, 2011 16:01:34 GMT -5
Post by Reece Turner on Nov 6, 2011 16:01:34 GMT -5
"Have a safe trip back dad? We all found it nice having you here, specially Linds."
He took his fathers hand and gave him a brotherly hug before mounting his black Suzuki. To be perfectly honest, he couldn't wait to get out of there. He was going insane being around his dad the whole damn time so he depended on Lindsey to take it from there.
"You be careful on that thing now."
Reece gave a chuckle at his dad's concerned and shook his head.
"Horses are more dangerous then motorbikes dad. I'll be fine. I'll see you on thanks giving. Later."
Reece gave a short slight wave before slipping on his black helmet and zipping up the leather jacket he used to protect himself from scapes and bruises. The new waitress was starting that night and depending on his everchanging mood, he might be there and he might not be there. Reece revved up the engine and pushed himself from the driveway to their house before he raced off down the street.
Reece pulled up in front of his favourite little cake and coffee place and killed the engine, pulling off his helmet, a smile flashed across his features. The movement out of the corner of his eye caught his attention and he noticed a bright orange butterfly fluttering from his hair into the sky. Even his powers were relieved at his dad being gone. Reece shooked out his hair and got off his bike hanging his helmet across one of the handle bars before he headed toward an empty table.
He took a seat across from an empty chair before he noticed one of the students from his salsa class walking down the street on the opposite side. Wanting to be friendly he waved at them half standing to do so then he noticed that they were crossing the street toward him having waved back. To be polite, he got to his feet.
"Hey you!"
He took his fathers hand and gave him a brotherly hug before mounting his black Suzuki. To be perfectly honest, he couldn't wait to get out of there. He was going insane being around his dad the whole damn time so he depended on Lindsey to take it from there.
"You be careful on that thing now."
Reece gave a chuckle at his dad's concerned and shook his head.
"Horses are more dangerous then motorbikes dad. I'll be fine. I'll see you on thanks giving. Later."
Reece gave a short slight wave before slipping on his black helmet and zipping up the leather jacket he used to protect himself from scapes and bruises. The new waitress was starting that night and depending on his everchanging mood, he might be there and he might not be there. Reece revved up the engine and pushed himself from the driveway to their house before he raced off down the street.
Reece pulled up in front of his favourite little cake and coffee place and killed the engine, pulling off his helmet, a smile flashed across his features. The movement out of the corner of his eye caught his attention and he noticed a bright orange butterfly fluttering from his hair into the sky. Even his powers were relieved at his dad being gone. Reece shooked out his hair and got off his bike hanging his helmet across one of the handle bars before he headed toward an empty table.
He took a seat across from an empty chair before he noticed one of the students from his salsa class walking down the street on the opposite side. Wanting to be friendly he waved at them half standing to do so then he noticed that they were crossing the street toward him having waved back. To be polite, he got to his feet.
"Hey you!"