While Emilee was quick to run out the door Kyle had quickly prepared a sandwich for Polaris to take along with him. It was just something simple: a ham and Swiss sandwich with lettuce and tomato and mustard. It was neatly made in spite of the haste showing that he definitely had potential to be a great father in spite of never having kids of his own. Having Emilee living with him, even though she was clearly capable of handling herself, has helped him out a lot. Though he was still learning he did exceptionally well with playing daddy. If Polaris didnâ€™t like it then, hey, at least he tried, and he figured he could just pick off what he didnâ€™t want. He was not a mind reader after all; sometimes he had trouble figuring out what Emilee wanted. Once that was all ready he handed it to Polaris before heading out to the truck with Emilee.<br/><br/>In all honesty Emilee felt that her car was a piece of junk. Yes, it did get her from point A to point B and it had decent gas mileage but there always seemed to be something wrong with it. As soon as she had the money she was going to get herself a new one.<br/><br/>When Polaris and her uncle finally reached the truck she smiled at them and then opened the doors for them, moving some stuff Kyle had in the back of the truck out of the way so Polaris had some room to sit in the back without feeling crowded. It was illegal to sit in the truck bed; Kyleâ€™s truck actually had a back space thankfully. They wouldnâ€™t be crammed in the frontâ€¦ horrible, horrible memories of her grandfatherâ€™s road trips when she was little. Being squished in between two adults was not a pleasant experience for a six year old especially when there was also a dog crammed into the truck. She still remembers how they took that mutt everywhere, how happy her grandfather was when the thing finally croaked; however for the life or her Emilee couldnâ€™t remember the damn thingâ€™s name. Not that it was important at this particular time.<br/><br/>â€œDo you have everything, Emilee?â€ Kyle asked suddenly, shoving the key into the ignition and starting the truck. She just smiled and nodded at him in return and then looked out the window, leaning against the door in a comfortable position while she played with her phone. Emilee has not spoken to any of her friends all day, a few of them wanted to make plans with her. With a sigh and a shake of his head Kyle then looked to Polaris, â€œI hope the sandwich was alright, if it wasnâ€™t let me know and we can stop somewhere after Emilee gets her car.â€ Hey, again he was just trying to be the best parental figure he could be even if that meant it was to a complete stranger. He was still a little wary of Polaris, mostly out of wanting to protect Emilee, but he didnâ€™t show it much.<br/><br/>Turning his attention to the road Kyle pulled out of the driveway and began to head out to where the garage was. He knew the man personally, they were old friends. Emilee had told him not to convince the man to give her a discount though.<br/><br/>About a few minutes down the road Emilee suddenly looked back at Polaris, â€œYouâ€™re not mad at me for not being able to take you to the park today are you? I promise Iâ€™ll do just that first thing tomorrow.â€ She gave a nod to hopefully reassure him. While she was not expecting him to be mad, he didnâ€™t seem mad, she felt like she didnâ€™tâ€™ keep her word. She would make sure that she made it up to him by taking him out tomorrow. And after that she would help him work on getting back homeâ€¦ that was definitely going to be easier said than done that was for sure. If there was a will there was a way, and they would find a way no matter what it took.