<span style="color: #40BFFF">Matthew looked over at his life long companion and smiled. "I think that the real question is where do we go next,? I mean we both know that just siting here all day would be rather boring." he said as he stretched and then stood up letting his legs wake up and stop the buzzing like feeling they tended to do after only a minute of being in a sitting position. "We can go get coffee. We have not seen each other in a long time. I mean with your work and my pushing to be the best son ever we never get to see each one another anymore." Matthew reached to grab his jacket and just then his phone goes off.<br/>He sighs and looks at the caller I.D. "Never mind... it's my father. Looks like I owe you a coffee." He turns and answers the phone. "Hello father... yes... yes... I am sorry sir... I am on my way." He turn back to his friend. "I am so sorry Knight. My father needs me at the office. We are expanding the company and he wants me to head the operation. I will call you later, I am so sorry." Matthew heads to the street and calls a cab. "The Hampshire Industries building please." he tells the cab driver. As he heads to the office he sighs and sends a text to Knight. 'Sorry again for leaving like that.'</span><br/><br/><span style="color: #BF80FF">Cali walks through the park as part of her usual routine. Her headphones in blaring Escape the Fate as she holds her black leather backpack tightly on her shoulder. Her knee high boots tapping on the sidewalk like horse hooves. She moved her hands long enough to fix the magenta beanie on top of her head, her hair blending in with it. Cali hated walking through the park but it was the fastest way to her aunts house. He aunt was her last living relative and sadly lived twenty minutes away from Cali's school. Cali had just gotten out and had to go straight home.<br/>As she walked she did not pay attention to her surroundings so she did not see the group of children running her way. Moving at a fast pace herself she wouldnt even have the time to mve out of their way. Cali looked up just in time to trip over the smallest of the group. "Crap!' she shouts as she falls and her bag spills out. "The last thing I need right now." she complains as she waves away the children.</span>