Morning came, my eyes lit up. This time though, I wasn’t awoken by the keyholes sunlight, instead I just woke up naturally. I didn’t feel Twilights arm around me anymore, but when I sat up yawning, she was sitting on the end of the couch with my pencil in her hand and my homework on the table.
I looked over her shoulder, my eyes widened, she was writing on the back of my homework, though I didn’t understand any of it, she had written an extremely long equation all over the paper!
“Done!” She exclaimed proudly. She looked over to me.
“Oh, good morning!” She said cheerfully. I picked up the paper from the table turning it over, a wide grin spreading across my face. All the problem were done! And for some reason because of my lack of intelligence, I was happier that she finished writing my name then doing the problems!
“Did you do my homework?” I asked.
“Yeah... I hope you don’t mind or anything.” She said softly. I grinned wider.
“I think this is the start of an amazing friendship!” I exclaimed with joy. She laughed a little bit as well did I.
I ran inside grabbing a box of donuts without waking up my mom then running back to my room. It was Saturday so my mom wasn’t going to be up earlier or anything.
Me and Twilight both munched on the donuts talking.
“So where are your parents anyway? Aren’t they like... Worried about you or something?” I asked her.
“They don’t know I left... They think I’m in prison.” She replied bluntly.
“Wait... You’ve got like a warren out for your arrest or something!?” I asked quickly.
“I didn’t do anything wrong!” She exclaimed.
I don’t know why, but I trusted her. If any of my friends told me their parents thought they were in jail or prison, I would have called the cops right then and there. But I trusted her a lot, even if we just met.