Jake, Reed, Carly, and Sophie

Sophie nodded, "Aw just for a year?" She said with a small pout. "Well that's no fun." She said teasing him. "Tidewater is...different. In England my father sent me to an all girls boarding school, which wasn't that much fun. Then he met my step mum a little over a year and then we moved here." She told him with a small smile.

"Hmm so you're a senior." She said kinda bumped out. Once he knew about her being a sophomore he would probably want nothing to do with her. "A lot of interesting things happen. I'm just not used it probably." She told him looking over to where his brother was. "Do you want to get lunch?" She asked giving him a sweet smile hoping he would say yes.

"No nothing wrong with that." Sophie said smiling laughing slightly. "Good I'm hungry too." she said gathering up her things. "Well there is this really good diner not far from here...but I can't drive yet." she told him laughing. "Not used to driving on the other side of the road." she told him nodding slightly. "Yeah kinda but you just stay with the right crowd there won't be drama."

"Rig? You have a horse? Me too!" she said following him. "Yeah you're better off." she said trailing off as he asked her grade. "Um...a sophomore..." she told him a bit embarrassed to tell him scared that he wouldn't want anything to do with her after this.

Sophie blushed slightly when he winked at her and giggled, "Aw well still...my horses name is Shadow a black quarter horse." she told him nodding slightly confused about his truck. "Oh...I don't think I've been in one of those before." she said laughing.

Jake chuckled softly, "Wanna come see it? Then we can go get some lunch and I'll show you the horse and bull, does that sound good?" he asked.

Reed nodded slowly, reaching up and gently pressing the back of his hand to her forehead. "You don't seem to have a fever," he mused, "I guess you must be tired."

Carly relaxed a little as he agreed with her. "Yeah, I am," she said with a nod. She paused as her phone buzzed, and she stared down at it, her mouth dropping open slightly. "Oh, wow," she mumbled, her eyebrows shooting up, "Have you heard of the Shark Tank? My friend just told me about it and sent me a link to it." She turned her screen so that he could see it and pointed to something on it. "They seem to like you already. Your brother, not so much." She turned her phone back around and scrolled through the blog a bit more, rolling her eyes. "How childish is this?"

Walking to the parking lot she looked around trying to see if she could pick out his truck. "Oh right, don't hear that much around here. Students having bulls for pets." she teased him. "I hope you're hungry by the way." she said smiling. "Because I'm starving."

Jake laughed softly, "So far, I'm the only one and I'm starving too. I tend to eat a lot." he lead her to a bright red, lifted dodge truck and pulled out his key, unlocking the door and opening it for her, "I think I'm going to need to help you in shorty." he said teasingly. The truck was so high that it was going to be a challenge to get in if someone couldn't grab onto one of the inner handles.

Reed took her phone and looked at both lists, a frown crossing his face. "Jake isn't too protective...and he has a right to be since my accident." he said softly, then looked at Carly. She really was too skinny and he could tell it wasn't a natural skinny and seeing her poke at her stomach made his frown deepen as his concern went up. "Is something wrong with your stomach?" he asked softly.