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[img]https://i.imgur.com/2K5yIzG.png[/img][/center]As they walked inside of the transparent tents that were set up outside, April couldn’t help but be at least a little bit impressed. Despite the circumstances surrounding this homecoming, so far April had little to complain about. Even the partner that was forced upon her was turning out to be not-so-bad afterall. Kavi was surprisingly easy to be with ever since they’d argued in the cafeteria. 

There was just one problem. That tiny voice inside of her head still told her something was wrong. Something was wrong with her. 

April shook the thought from her head as she sat down next to Kavi at a free table. She glanced over him with her warm brown eyes as Kavi scrolled through his phone, drinking in his rather handsome exterior while he was occupied. Even as she enjoyed the view, April could tell something was up with Kavi. A few thoughts went through her head, but the only obvious thing that could be an issue would have had to be something to do with the police chase. How they could possibly be arrested.

A moment later she realised Kavi was talking to her and managed only to miss a few words.

[color=teal]“...don’t be the hero and say you were the one driving. One, they’d never believe you because I’ll say I was and two, well actually there’s only one thing. And another thing, how are you feeling?”[/color]

The brunette stifled a laugh, shaking her head gently before she tucked her hair behind her one ear. [color=ec008c] “You expect too much of me, I get enough attention from the cops when I drive on my own!”[/color] She shot him a grin in an attempt to lighten the mood before she listened to the rest of what he had to say. [color=ec008c] “I’m feeling a lot better. I’m sure it was nothing.” [/color] April couldn’t help but feel like that was more of an attempt to convince herself than Kavi. Regardless, tonight would show it for sure. She glanced to her purse, but resisted the temptation to give in to the temptation just yet. 

She turned to Kavi in an attempt to move her mind from the subject. [color=ec008c] “Would you care for a dance, my dear partner? It only makes sense, plus it would help you blend in…”[/color] April batted her eyelashes at him, her playful brown eyes sparkling in the dim light of the tent. Tonight would be interesting before anything else, that was guaranteed.