It had been a good week, and Spencer had been out of the hospital for three days now. Although she was still on pain medicine and antibiotics for her side and shoulder, she felt better. Sitting on her porch step she stared out at the sidewalk, her eyes slightly dazed and dreamy. As usual this peaceful moment of rest was interrupted by a voice, and a female one at that.

 “Hello?” Inquired the girl who looked to be roughly Spencer’s age as she hung partially out the window of a Ford Explorer. Spencer looked up, brows lifting slightly as she sat up a bit, “Yeah?” The girl in the car shifted it into park, leaning out the window a bit more as she spoke, “I’m sorry to bother you, but you wouldn’t happen to know where 1591 Wilson Street is?” The girl had her medium length black hair tied up in a pony tail, her green eyes looking optimistic that this girl might just know where the hell she was.

Spencer sighed a bit, not wanting to make the stranger shout as she rose to her feet and wandered over to the door, “Yeah, but it’s a little ways from here.” She replied to her question, squinting a bit in the sunlight as her head tilted slightly to the side, “Are you lost?” She inquired, her hands resting in her back pockets as she shifted her weight to her other hip.

“Oh…Yes, it seems I am a bit lost…” The girl spoke, frowning slightly before she looked back up at Spencer, “I don’t want to sound weird, but would you mind taking a ride with me and showing me  where this house is? I am moving in there tomorrow and kinda need to find it first- I could drop you off back here later.” She smiled, looking a bit helpless and desperate as she waited for a response.

Glancing back at her house for a minute Spencer contemplated whether or not this was a good decision. After all, she didn’t even know this girl and she was going to get into her car? Well, she looked harmless enough, and was actually quite pretty, with well defined cheekbones and a slender waist, “You know what, I think I could use a little field trip.” She finally replied with a smile before walking around to the passenger side and climbing in.