<div style="text-align: justify;">Angie smiled when Kyle said he would like to see her family again. When he added he would like to see her sister, too, she laughed softly. "Sure, I'm sure you'll love to have a conversation with her", Angie replied, still laughing. She knew her older sister, Marianne, was a great person and cared a lot about her, but she could also be terribly nosy. Her parents would be really nice to Kyle, though, so that would probably balance out Mari's questions.<br/><br/>She giggled at his impression of a southern accent and shook her head. "Don't try, honey", she murmured, caressing his cheek gently. Once again, Angie felt incredibly comfortable in there with Kyle, and toyed with the idea of living down South with him in the future.<br/><br/>Putting thoughts of the future aside, Angie focused on the present, enjoying Kyle's company and relaxing with him. She nodded when he said it would be a great day. That was definitely true. They had a wonderful weekend ahead of them. <br/><br/>Leaning in to kiss Kyle, Angie closed her eyes, feeling like she was about to melt while her fingers ran through his hair, feeling the smooth texture. She sighed when the kiss was interrupted, and nodded, not really upset. He had a dog, and checking on why she was barking made a lot of sense, and it was something Angie could understand.<br/><br/>"I'll be waiting here", she replied, when he said he needed to get Alex back. "Works fine", Angie continued, agreeing to finish her breakfast and throw on some jeans afterwards. <br/><br/>As Kyle got up, she continued on eating her breakfast and taking sips from her cup, watching him move lazily. It wasn't like she needed to actually watch Kyle, so, after a moment or two, Angie got her phone and walked around on the opposite direction, trying to get at least a good enough signal to text her sister and let her know she was around.<br/><br/>After some trying, she managed to at least send a quick text and let her sister know that she would call when she could get better reception. <br/><br/>Once she had finally sent the text, Angelique walked back to the table to finish her coffee - that is, Kyle's cup, since hers was already empty. She was just finishing it and ready to get up and go get something on when she heard the clatter of something falling and Alex barking furiously. <br/><br/>Jumping from her seat, Angie ran in the general direction of the sound. She didn't know why, but she felt her heart race before she even started running, and a weird gut feeling that something was really wrong.<br/><br/>Reaching Alex, Angie patted the dog's head as a way of trying to calm her down, before walking in the shed slowly. Visibility was decent there, but Angie still had that feeling of danger. Whatever it was, it flew off her mind when she saw Kyle on the ground and dropped on her knees to help him get rid of the boards.<br/><br/>"My God, honey!", Angie exclaimed, moving boards as fast as she could. "How did that happen? Are you hurt? Was there anyone else in here?", she questioned, barely making pauses between words.</div>