Hey everyone! Here's chapter two, I hope you all enjoy it! :3
"Okay. And you're not nervous at all?" Bea asked looking at her friend with concern. "Actually Bea, I am a little nervous. But ya know what? I will not let that get in the way!" Mae answered. "I think we should go down and tell Gregg. What do you think?" Bea questioned Mae. "Yeah, let's go down and tell him." Mae replied, eager to tell Gregg, to see his opinion.
Mae and Bae walked down to the Snack Falcon were Gregg worked. Right when they entered the store, they could hear loud music blaring from behind the counter. Mae walked up to the counter and called for Gregg.
"Well, well, well. Look who we have here. Hi Mae! Hi Bea!" Gregg greeted, with his normal bubbly attitude. "We're here because I want to tell you something." Gregg's ears immediately perked up, picking up the note of seriousness in her voice. "Yeah? Is everything okay?"
"Yeah, Gregg. Everything is good. What I wanted to tell you was that tomorrow, Cole is coming down to visit and he's coming over my place because he said there was something really important he wanted to talk about with me." Mae said it all quickly, so Gregg couldn't find a way to interrupt her.
"WHAT?!" Gregg exclaimed. "What does he wanna talk with you about?"
"I don't know, Gregg, but he said it was really important." Mae replied, calmly, to Gregg's question.
Gregg went on asking rather stupid questions for a few minutes until Bea told him to be quiet. "You were getting really annoying, Gregg." Bea said in her defence.
"Hey, Mae? Is it okay if I tell Angus?" Gregg asked Mae. "Of course, Gregg. I don't see why not."
Bea and Mae started walking home as Gregg started to clean up a bit for the next shift. Once Bea saw Mae home safely, she started walking home herself, after she and Mae had said goodnight to each other. Mae went into the living room to say good night to her dad and then went up to bed. She was actually excited to see Cole to talk things out. She especially wanted to explain what happened at that party in the woods. Mae shuddered at the thought, and before she could have any more bad thoughts like that, she drifted off to sleep.