I nodded, his choice was his own and felt unneeded to offer him any other. After hooking my helmet, I sighed quietly and stared down the road to my home. With a kick I started the bike with a loud bang, it revved and hummed between my legs.<br/>"Ill catch you later, sleep well." I took off quickly on the bike as it picked up dirt furiously. The night was dark and the stars were covered by the thin film of smoke. The bike turned urgently as I swerved into Reckford, the rumbling was loud enough to wake the dead. My house laid quiet as I turned the bike off and pulled into my driveway. I could tell that the neighbor children had played on my lawn from its few grass patches being pulled up. With a smile, I turned my key into the door and unlocked it to enter the house. I threw the keys to my left in hopes to hit the bowl accurately, as the clank of glass never came I sighed and leaned over to pick them up. I rustled through what happened to be loose magazines on the floor before finding my keys.<br/>With a sigh, I placed the keys in their dish and walked sleepily to my bedroom where the door slammed behind me without care. Smiling I fell upon my bed with a bounce, clothing still dirty from the ride but I didnt care.<br/>My body lulled into a sleep coma within a minute, the only great thing she could think of in the last year that has brought peace.