Mrs. Callaway sighed as she walked out of the house and grabbed up a clipboard. She walked up to the truck and started checking things off of the list when she suddenly felt a small tap on her shoulder. Turning around she recognized the person that stood behind her, her eyes widening in joy as she looked the girl up and down. "Oh Ash! It's so good to see you!" The older woman embraced Ash in her arms, after a while of hugging the girl, she broke the hug and looked at her. "How are you dear? You look so beautiful." Mrs. Callaway held the girl at arms length, her hands on her shoulders. She didn't even give the girl a second to answer before she got excited, jumping up and down in place. "Oh! Rose is in her old room unpacking some things! You know where it is, go say hello, I know she'd be so happy to see you." Mrs. Callaway smiled as she pulled a piece of blue hair from the girl and pulled it to the front softly. "Oh, and don't be surprised, but she died her hair pink." Mrs. Callaway gave a soft wink before chasing after a mover who was handling a box that said 'Fragile' not so fragile.<br/><br/>Rose sighed as she did a 360 in place, her hands on her hips as she scoped out her room. She was torn between decorating it like she had back then or changing it. She decided to change it at the end. She set up her pictures and posters, stopping at a photo in a frame of her and Ash from all those years ago. Walking back to her bed, she sat down and kept her eyes fixed on the picture. It was her and Ash hand in hand outside of their preschool building the first day of school. The girls grew up together, one never being seen without the other close behind. She gave a soft side smile before standing and setting the picture on her vanity. She turned to the other boxes and started to unload her knick knacks and things. She took out a string of fairy lights that had gotten tangled during the move, swearing under her breathe, she started to see what she could do to untangle them, unaware that her best friend from all those years ago had come to see her.