Lindsey had been in her friend's car for quite some time while they headed for the center of town. She actually remained silent, lost in her own thoughts, while staring at the lights speeding by on the sides of the road. It was a scene took straight out of an 80's movie or something, which did not escape Kimberly.

''Lindy, sweetheart, what's the deal here. You seem to be in another world.''

Lindsey snapped out of it as she heard her friend speaks. Truth was, she had been thinking a lot lately about a whole lot of things. The girl always had been greatly affected by the world around her to a point where it could become negative for her, almost dangerous for her lifestyle. Kim knew it and tried her best to keep her best friend's mind busy and entertained.

''I'm sorry, Kim, it's nothing really. You know me, I'm just stressed about the exams and all. I don'T know how you can be so calm every time...''

Kimberly laughed it off. She knew all too well that Lindsey knew how much studies were not important to her. She didn't try, but managed to get good grades. Kim interest was towards partying, mostly. Most people would wonder why the heck a girl like Lindsey was best friend with someone like Kimberly, but some things could hardly be given an answer to. Even Lindsey wondered, and every time the question popped up in her mind she would smile and realize there was absolutely no reason. They had been friends forever. If there was one person in who she had total trust, it was Kimberly. Her attitude did not matter in the scale.

''Yeah well...I'm not. Calm, I mean. You sure you know me all that well, Lindy? I mean, we [i]are[/i] going at one of my favorite place, and that's a club downtown so.'' She said jokingly. Both laughed as Kim pulled over and stopped the car. Both friends got out and walked a little while until they finally reached it. The place seemed fairly popular and there was a lot of people, as well as a waiting line to get in. Being a regular, Kim managed to talk her way in VIP style. The music inside was loud, too loud for Lindsey's tastes but she promised her friend to be with her. She might as well try to enjoy it. 

Despite not being her style, she danced along way her friend for a while before she finally left the crowd and sat down at a table, looking around and feeling out of place. It took a few minutes before Kimberly noticed her friend disappeared and for her to find the stubborn girl. 

''Lindsy, what are you doing? Come on!'' she yelled through the music. Lindsey knew better than to try and answer with words, there was no way she'd scream it would be a waste of time. She instead shook her head in denial and motioned something about her leaving very soon. At least she was going to, but at the same moment Kimberly seemed as if she had spotted a ghost. Kim looked closer and smiled as she put her hand on another girl's shoulder, yelling over the music yet again;

''Amy?! Is that you?!'' It seemed like she had met with someone she knew.