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Viktoriya quietly sighed and glanced outside the window. The world went by fast due to the speed of the bus. A little too fast for her liking. She leaned her head back on the seat and closed her eyes to try and clear her mind. It was spinning due to the events today that had happened so quickly.
The bus was stuffy and hot, which only made her feel worse.
Viktoriya did not realize how tired she was until her body started to relax. She felt herself start to slip away. The only sound she could make was a 'Mmm' before she blacked out.

Dave smiled as he saw her slip away and fall to sleep, but he quietly got her back in a sitting position and wrapped his arm around her houlders in order to keep her from slipping of her seat - which was now about to happen.

When they finally arrived, Dave was slowly slipping away as well. He quickly ssat up straight and rubbed his eyes, then woke up Viktoriya. "Hey there, come on, we're here."

Viktoriya's eyes fluttered open. "Eh?" She mumbled, letting out a yawn. When her view finally came into focuse. She noticed Dave and smiled. "Oh, so it wasnt a dream." She said to herself. Her cheeks tinted pink when she noticed Daves arms around her. "AH! Sorry, sorry! I dozed off!" She said bolting up.

Dave just laughed as she bolted up. "Come on, it's not far from here." He stepped out of the bus and led the way through a calm street. Several houses dotted the environment, but it was a lot more quiet than the city they first met.

Finally they came by a tall red house, with a black roof. "Here we are." he said as he walked onto the diveway. "It's around the back." He walked alongside the house, making sure Viktoriya was still following. He opened the back door and dropped his bag on the counter and kicked off his shoes.
"I'm home!" he called out.
"Took ya long enough!" a reply came from the living room.
"My sister." Dave explained to Viktoriya. "She can come across as rather impulsive, but she's allright."

Viktoriya just nodded And observed her surrounding. she had never seen the inside of a real house before. She smiled. "Its so... homely." She said to on one in particular. She stood in the doorway, having a mental argument with herself about whether or not to go in. She shuffled her feet in discomfort.

Dave noted her obvious discomfort, but misinterpreted it. "Oh, if you don't feel like meeting my sister yet, we can just slip upstairs and ignore her, don't worry about it! I know she can come across as rather rough"

Viktoriya's head started to shake maddly. "No! I mean, its not that I don't want to meet your sister... its just..." She shook her head and steped inside, hoping that noone would scold her. She pushed a strand of hair behind her ear and looked at her shoes, which had become the most interesting place for her today.

"Just that what?" Dave replied with a smile.

Viktoriya scratched the back of her head. "Nothing" She replied, silently cheering to herself for not getting scolded.

"Allright then! Wanna meet my sister?" he asked, while taking a bottle of water from thefridge and handing her one as well.

"Yes." Viktoriya answered in a small voice. She took the water from his hands and was instantly relived when the cold hit her fingers. She smiled to herself.

"Allright then, follow me!" he said as he walked through the kitchen and the dining room into the living room. There was a computer to their left, next to the terrace door and the salon was to their right, looking over the street. His sister was in the sofa watching the nickelodeon channel. "Hey Tash, this is Viktoriya. I met her in the park earlier today."

Viktoriya held her hand out to the girl. "Nice to meet you." She said in a small voice.

Tash jumped up from the sofa. "Nice to meet you too!" she shook Viktoriya's hand and shook it happily.
"Hey Tash, did mom and ad call yet?" Dave asked.
"Nope, they're going to later tonight."
"Allright, sounds good." Dave replied.

Viktoriya jumped at the sudden movement of the girl but smiled anyways. "Your parents?" She asked, looking back to Dave with a confused expression plastered on her face.

Dave looked back at Viktoriya. "Yeah, they're on holidays, but they call us every other day to check in on us."

Viktoriya nodded and took another glance around the room. "So you don't see them?" She asked as her eyes setteled on the T.V.

"Not for another week, nope."

Viktoriya nodded, her eyes now drifting to the window, wishing for nightfall to come soon. It was her favorate time of the day.

"So, what do you feel like doing?" Dave asked. "When's the last time you've eaten?"