Twilight/New Moon/Thingies!

Bailey smiled at the young man. "Hey, Jake right? I remember you." She smirked softly and shook his hand.

"Welcome home Bailey. Here's your present!" Charlie smirked.

Bailey glanced at the truck, "Woah, what? Really? This is perfect!" She grinned softly.

Jake grinned. "She may not be much of a looker but I fixed her up myself so she's as safe as they come." Billy just rolled his eyes slightly.

"You ready to watch the game, Charlie?" Billy grinned a bit at his friend.

When Billy and Charlie were inside, "That's completely awesome." She grinned, sitting on the hood. "Thanks so much. Is there anything I should know?"

"The door sticks a bit so you'll hafta be a bit rough with it sometimes." He paused for a moment to think. "She won't go too fast so that rules out streetracing." He winked playfully.

Bailey blinked softly and grinned, "We should go for a drive, maybe to the diner and have something to eat? I'm starving and fish fry doesn't sound too good."

"Sounds like a plan to me." He grinned again and tossed her the keys. "Charlie isn't know for his cooking." He wrinkled his nose slightly.

Bailey got into the truck and waited for Jacob, when he was in, she drove to the diner, talking and laughing all the way. "So, tell me what's it like going to school on the reserve?"

He shrugged slightly. "I guess it's like going to school anywhere else. We all have great tans though." He teased.

"I'm so pale I think a tan wouldn't know what to do with me." She smiled softly.

Jake grinned a bit. "You just need to get some sun."

Bailey smiled, ordering a burger with fries and a chocolate shake. "I don't really get sun, actually. I like the cold and wet."

Jake also ordered a burger and fries but got a Pepsi instead of a shake. "Well, you chose the perfect place for that."

"I know, it's kinda cool, actually." She smiled, "But then coming from Canada, we had three months of summerish weather and the rest of the time snow, so I'm sorta happy it rains."

"I do enjoy the rain." Jake smiled slightly. "I've never been to Canada before." He mused slightly.

"It's boring and otherwise uneventful, save yourself air fare and just don't go." She smiled softly, shaking her head.

"Wouldn't need air fare. The border's just north a bit." He grinned.

"True, I was thinking about where I lived though. Maybe we can go there someday and I'll show you canadian food and everything." She grinned.

"Canadian food? I didn't know you people had your own food and everything." He teased, winking slightly.

"Ever had poutine, it's the most amazing thing ever. and it fattens you up for the winter. Looks like you need it to.." She poked him in the stomach.

"Yeah. It's pretty amazing." He laughed slightly and rubbed his stomach. "Hey, I eat like a horse. It's not my fault that I've got a fast metabolism."

When Bailey was done her dinner, she leaned back and nodded softly. "For sure. I wish I did." She grinned softly.

"It's not all it's cracked up to be." He grinned slightly.

Bailey nodded softly, "I know that, trust me. I know." She pulled out her wallet to pay the bill.

"People seem to think that it's an amazing thing to have." He smiled slightly. "I'll get the bill. My thanks for rescuing me from Charlie's cooking." He winked slightly and paid.

Bailey smiled, "Well the game should be over, let's go home." She got in her truck and drove home, just as Charlie and Billy were exitting the house. "Awesme." She grinned softly.