"Well, gotta go. See ya Jill" He turned around, not waiting for a reply. I'd probably see him tonight or tomorrow anyway.
                              
"Bye Code" I yelled. The guy walked fast. He was already near the entrance.
                              
"Weekend!" He shouted while he raised his fist in the air. "Yeah!" Some random guy replied and gave Code a fist bump. I chuckled.
                              
Driving home I was thinking about what I should do. I needed to go to my thinking spot but then again it was Friday, maybe I should leave that for during the week.
                              
What? Yes I have a thinking spot, don't judge me.
                              
For that stupid hi온라인카지노게임 project we had to do something creative too to keep the audience interested. As if that was possible. That's why I needed to go to my thinking spot.
                              
When I'm in my room for a long time I start to feel claustrophobic so I usually go to the abandoned park a few minutes from home.
                              
I had fond memories of that park. My parents used to take me there a lot before they got divorced. Now the park is abandoned because of some junkies. Apparently some parents found needles in the grass and since then nobody took their children to that park again.
                              
Too bad, it's a nice park. I usually walk past the park to the hill. On top of the hill you can overlook the city and that calms me. I just sit there on the grass to think. Or I climb the tree next to it.
                              
After my ex and I broke up I went there a lot. Sometimes I'd even bring a blanket and pillow to get more comfortable. Nobody knew of my little sanctuary. It was mine.
                              
I hadn't been there in a while which is probably a good sign.
                              
I ended up not going to my thinking spot. It was weekend for crying out loud. The last thing I should be doing was thinking.
                              
A few hours after dinner I decided to go to Code's place. I decided to walk there since I didn't know what we would be ending up doing.
                              
It was nine PM when I walked through Code's front door. As usual, Bus greeted me. If only people would greet you this enthusiastically.
                              
Actually, no. That would be creepy.
                              
I debated on raiding the fridge first before I went upstairs when I heard the TV. I went to the living room, expecting Code but seeing Chase instead.
                              
He was wearing an old shirt and sweatpants. Next to him was a blanket and there was a bowl of popcorn and a can of soda on the table in front of him. Someone was having a movie marathon or something.
                              
He didn't look up so I guess he hadn't noticed me. I felt like I was being a creeper. In a way I kinda was.
                              
"Hi Chase" Chase looked a bit startled. So he hadn't noticed the front door opening and Bus running around and barking? What an observant guy. Maybe he just expected me to head upstairs immediately. I usually did that.
                              
"Jill! Oh. Code isn't here" What? Code isn't home? Weird. Well, I didn't text him to tell him I was coming over or anything but that's just because I didn't think he wouldn't be here.
                              
"Who said I was here for Code?" I smirked. I tried not to laugh but it was hard because Chase looked so shocked.
                              
"W-What?" Smooth Chase, very smooth. I probably should put him out of his misery but it was so much fun to see him squirm.
                              
"Kidding" I laughed when Chase visibly relaxed. "I kinda assumed Code would be here" But he wasn't. He didn't tell me he had plans. I'd probably text one of the guys later to see what they're doing.
                              
"I think he's hanging out with Jacob but I'm not sure" Ugh. That would explain why he didn't tell me. Chase noticed my reaction and smiled.
                              
"Great" I replied dryly.