Disclaimer: Again, I only own Lily.
A/N: The address came off the top of my head. I'm not stalking anybody!
Chapter 2
"There is nothing to do! I can't believe this!" Tails had walked around for about an hour, & everything just seemed to be unappealing to him. He had left a note for Sonic saying that he had gone for a walk, and would be back "after a while."
After a moment of ranting about how he was going to be bored for the rest of his life, he eventually
decided on something simple: to go to the park.
As he walked in, he seemed to take in the serenity and peace of it all. It calmed his nerves, which made him feel completely peaceful. He closed his eyes, and started to walk along, at peace with the world. All of a sudden…
"Ooof !" he bumped into someone. "Err…sorry, I didn't…
That's when he opened his eyes.
…see where…" his voice trailed off as he saw who it was.
It was another fox, who looked about his age and size. It was a girl, who wore a yellow tank top and blue shorts. The surprising thing was, however, that she seemed to be a perfect copy of him physically, but in all of the places where he was brownish-orange, she was a brilliant white, and the tip of her tail and from her wrists to her fingers, she was brown.
"That's okay…you don't have to apologize," she said.
"Are you sure? I mean…"
"It's okay, really." That's when she noticed how nice he looked.
"Well, my name's Lily, and I just moved here, really.
"Oh…well, my name's Miles, but everybody calls me Tails.
She was about to ask "Why?", when he showed her his two tails.
"Wow…that's…"
"Weird, I know," he cut her off.
"That's not what I was about to say."
"Huh?...you weren't going to say that?" He asked. "No…I was going to say that that's really cool."
"Oh…" He was surprised, for nobody ever said that before. "You really think so?"
"Yeah."
"Well,"…Tails seemed to be a little nervous now, "You said you were new here, right? 'Cause I was thinking, maybe…I could show you around town."
She seemed surprised. "Really? T-That would be great!" Uh…here's my address." She took out a piece of paper from her pocket, and scribbled the address on it. "738 Dover Ave. Got it.
As she left, he thought one thing. "Today wasn't so bad after all!"