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    Lilian's humming made her smile. It was sort of cute, honestly. Dylan soon pulled up in front of Lilian's house, smiling softly at her as she stopped the car. "Alright, go get whatever you need. See you in a bit, I'll be waiting right here."

    "I will be as quick as possible." She ran into her house. Through a window it could be seen that Lillian was talking to her parents. It started looking like an argument. She threw her hands down in protest and ran up the stairs. She was in her room. She locked the door and gathered stuff for the night. She opened her window and jumped down. She snuck out form behind her house. She ran to the car and got in. She slouched down so she couldn't be seen. "Drive, please."

    Dylan decided not to ask, not immediately anyways. She started the engine then started to drive off, going somewhat fast. Once Dylan pulled onto her own street she looked at Lilian. "You okay?" She asked. The girl bit down on her lip slightly as she pulled into her driveway.

    Lillian sat up and buckled her seat belt. She was obviously aggravated. "They have to ruin everything!" she put her head in her hands. "They don't want me to be with you. I ran away."

    "Ug, that sucks. I'm sorry." Dyaln gave a small smile. "I'm sure my mom will let you stay with us. I mean, she's not here right now but she'll be back tomorrow." Dylan kept her eyes trained on Lilian then unbuckled her seat belt, opening her car door. "Come on," She said, smiling a bit "Let's go inside."

    She took a deep breath. She unbuckled herself and grabbed her bag. "I am done with my family. They don't understand me." She started crying.

    Dylan felt her heart twist as the girl started crying. She scooted over then wrapped her arms around Lillian, pulling her close. "I'm sorry..." Dylan murmured, feeling truly sorry.

    "You're allowed to." Dylan said softly. She gently wiped away some of the tears from the girl's face, her touch gentle. Dylan had never really been upset at her own family, well, besides her dad. Her das had left both her and her mom when she was nine, leaving Dylan alone with her mom. Dylan sighed inwardly then pulled Lilian closer.

    Lillian tightened her hold on Dylan. "you are amazing. I don't know what I would do without you. Today was amazing thanks to you." She moved and kissed her.

    Dylan kissed her back sweetly, pulling away after a bit. She smiled, still holding Lilian close. "Ready to go into my house?" She asked.

    Lillian hugged her. She took a deep breath. She wiped her tears away. "Yes I am. I am really sorry about all this."

    Dylan returned the hug. "It's fine, it really is." She smiled at the girl then took her hand, leading Lilian out of the car and locking it behind them.

    Lillian followed Dylan. She stayed close. She was still obviously upset. She watched Dylan closely. I never want to lose her. She thought.

    Dylan walked up to her door and unlocked it. She turned her head to look at Lillian and smiled at her. She then swung the door open, taking the girl's hand and then stepping inside.

    She held Dylan's hand. She followed Dylan in. "Dylan, can we do something fun?" Lillian asked. Her voice was small. She was nervous and shy.

    Dylan closed the door behind them, still smiling at the girl. "Yeah, of course." She said then added in a somewhat quieter voice. "I'll do whatever you want to do."

    "I don't know." She said. She wasn't really thinking that much. Her mind was on the event with her parents. It upset her.

    Dylan pulled Lillian a bit closer to her, sensing that her encounter with her parents still upset her. "I don't have a lot of fun things to do exactly, but maybe we can go into my room and play a video game or watch a movie? Your choice." Dylan suggested.