ITS STILL SKYS PERSPECTIVE , SHEESH ;PPPPP

I woke up to Dylan's face.
"What are you doing?" I asked.
"Not even a proper good morning?" He touched my nose.
"Um, good morning," I groaned and pushed him out of the way.
I knew just what to do.
Dirt bike time!
I quickly got dressed and was just about to head out of the door when a plate of eggs and bacon shot in front of my nose.
"Breakfast, Hun, eat up!" My Mom said.
I gulped down the food and ran outside.
"Whatcha doin'?" Dylan appeared behind me.
"I'm about to ride!" I exclaimed, happily.
"Permission to join?" He asked trying my helmet on.
"Sure," I grabbed my helmet from him and put it on. Then, I grabbed my gloves and put them on. And, at last, my boots. Those were the devils.
"Ready?" I looked over at Dylan.
His bike was a special one, for sure!
It glimmered in the sunlight and shined in my eyes.
"Wow..." That's all I could mutter.
I got on my bike and started kickstarting it.
It finally started and I shifted gears.
Neutral.
First.
Second.
That's good.
I rode off over a dune, heading for Death Stroke Dune. I jumped once and saw a familiar bike. I'm sure it was just Dylan's, but, it was different somehow.
CODY!!!
I couldn't believe it.
I rode to where he was, now in full throttle.
"Cody!" I screamed.
The bike stopped and I slowed down, shifting to neutral.
The biker, who I'm guessing is Cody, pulled off their helmet. The figure was male, and had white hair. His face looked like someone's I've seen before. But, his hair was a, a, a thing!
"Sky?" He asked.
It was Cody.
"Cody?" I just wanted to make sure.
"Yeah, is that you, Sky? You're so pretty! What long hair you have! So silky and brown! And your eyes! So soft as cocoa beans!"
I hugged him.
4 years.
4 years away from him, and I'm seeing him now.
The past 4 summers, I never saw him.
"Cody, I can't believe it's you! You still look as good as ever! But, what happened to your hair?" I looked behind me. Dylan was standing there.
"I dyed it! Like?" He wriggled his eyebrows.
"Oh, uh, this is Dylan! He's my new neighbor! He's also a rider..." I said, moving out of the way so Cody could see the curly-haired boy.
"Hello, Dylan! I see you've met the wonderful and talented, Sky!" I smiled.
"H-hi," Dylan peeped.
"Shy? That's how I was before I met this young lady," Cody chuckled softly.
"Yeah, um, I'm gonna get going. Nice meeting you, Cody." And Dylan just... rode off!
I hugged Cody one more time.
"It's so nice to see you! I hope to talk to you again!" I said.
"Of course, Darling. That same spot by the lake? During Sunset?" He asked.
"Absolutely!" My heart raced as he called me 'Darling'.
He pulled me closer.
"Now don't let boys get all over ye. You know the rule," I gasped.
"I-I know! Sheesh, you don't need to tell m-"
Suddenly his lips were against mine.
It was not a, "Let's savor this moment forever", moment, its more like a, "This is so sudden, I'm surprised".
As soon as it started, it ended.
"Cody!" I managed to say.
"Yes?" He smirked.
"I have to go. I hear Mom calling!"
"Tell her and Dad I said hello! Bye, Skylon!" He said, saying my full name.
"I said stop teasing me!" I rode off back to the trailer.
But Dylan was no where to be seen.