The blonde sat in his room alone. His parents were out at work and his sister was at a friends house. His little brother was also out but he forgot where. This left the blonde alone in the big house. The blonde let out a sigh of boredom. He decided to text his brunette haired friend to see if he could come over and hang out.

:hey Colby! Was wondering if you wanted to come over and hang out?

The blonde waited for a response and luckily he got it. After ten minutes the brunette had walked over the the blondes house. With a loud knock on the door the blonde rushed down and opened it to let him in.

The two went up to the blonde's room. The brunette sat on the floor and the blonde sat next to him.

"So where is everyone?" The brunette asked

"They're all out," replies the blonde

"Want to explore?" The brunette struck up the idea

"You know it!"

They both got up and put their shoes back on. They then went outside and talked about where they should go explore. They finally settled on a barn that had been abandoned for a while.

When they arrived they both got creepy vibes but they still went in. After hours f exploring they got tired and decided to go back to the blonde's house. They went up o his room and sat down.

They were talking when the door opened. In popped a head. It was Allison.

"Hey Sam, who's this?" She gestured to the brunette

"This is Colby," he smiled at her

"Hi Colby, I'm Allison. His sister,"

"Hi," he smiled back

The brunette was a very outgoing person. He always loved to meet new people and talk to others. He was definitely an extrovert.

"Mom said that dinner is here. She ordered pizza because she didn't want to cook again," she told the blonde and then looked at Colby "you're welcome to join us,"

"Yeah we don't typically all eat together. It's normally just me an Alli who eat together so you can definitely stay if you want,"

The brunette had to think for a moment. He wanted to make sure his mother wasn't going to be home early. Afterwards he agreed. The three went downstairs and grabbed their food before making their ways to the outdoor table.