First Impressions

>"So you've finally gotten used to it?" Lincoln asked through the screen. In her bedroom, Ronnie Anne was laying on her stomach on her bed, staring at the laptop in front of her.

>"Eh." She shrugged. "I'm not complaining anymore. But it still gets too crowded. My entire familia want to hang out in this apartment instead of theirs. At least you have a house."

>"Doesn't feel like it sometimes." Lincoln admitted.

>There was rapid tapping at Ronnie Anne's window. She twisted around to see Sid already opening it and climbing in.

>"Ronnie Anne, you have to see this!" She said excitedly, holding something out. "It's a new Caracel kitten for the zoo!" She set something adorably like a cat down on the bed next to her. It looked around, a little confused, and made a noise that sounded like a power drill.

>"Aww." Ronnie Anne put her hands on her face.

>"Wow, cool!" Lincoln exclaimed.

>"Huh?" Sid noticed her friend was on a video call. "Hey, Ronnie Anne, who's that?"

>"So you've finally gotten used to it?" Lincoln asked through the screen. In her bedroom, Ronnie Anne was laying on her stomach on her bed, staring at the laptop in front of her.

>"Eh." She shrugged. "I'm not complaining anymore. But it still gets too crowded. My entire familia want to hang out in this apartment instead of theirs. At least you have a house."

>"Doesn't feel like it sometimes." Lincoln admitted.

>There was rapid tapping at Ronnie Anne's window. She twisted around to see Sid already opening it and climbing in.

>"Ronnie Anne, you have to see this!" She said excitedly, holding something out. "It's a new Caracel kitten for the zoo!" She set something adorably like a cat down on the bed next to her. It looked around, a little confused, and made a noise that sounded like a power drill.

>"Aww." Ronnie Anne put her hands on her face.

>"Wow, cool!" Lincoln exclaimed.

>"Huh?" Sid noticed her friend was on a video call. "Hey, Ronnie Anne, who's that?"

>"Uhh..." The questioned seemed to confuse him. "Oh! Carry a spare pair of underwear in case you get ketchup on the one you're wearing."

>"What?" Sid was so weirded out the pep dropped from her voice.

>"What, she's never shoved a sub down your pants before?" The white-haired boy seemed confused.

>"No." Sid answered, casting a questioning glance at her friend beside her. Ronnie Anne was put on the spot, embarrassed and called out.

>"Uh...here!" She handed Sid the kitten. It made the same drill like sound.

>"Aww!" Sid took it.

>"I'll call you back later, Lincoln!" Ronnie Anne used the opportunity to end the video call by x-ing out the window. Sid realized she'd been bamboozled.

>"Girl, what kind of weird things did you do with that boy?" She asked. "And why were you trying to get in his pants?"

>"Uhh..." The questioned seemed to confuse him. "Oh! Carry a spare pair of underwear in case you get ketchup on the one you're wearing."

>"What?" Sid was so weirded out the pep dropped from her voice.

>"What, she's never shoved a sub down your pants before?" The white-haired boy seemed confused.

>"No." Sid answered, casting a questioning glance at her friend beside her. Ronnie Anne was put on the spot, embarrassed and called out.

>"Uh...here!" She handed Sid the kitten. It made the same drill like sound.

>"Aww!" Sid took it.

>"I'll call you back later, Lincoln!" Ronnie Anne used the opportunity to end the video call by x-ing out the window. Sid realized she'd been bamboozled.

>"Girl, what kind of weird things did you do with that boy?" She asked. "And why were you trying to get in his pants?"

>"Well-uh...the thing is..." Dangit, she couldn't come up with an excuse.

>"Is that it? Did you kiss any other time?!" Sid demanded.

>"No!" Ronnie Anne said immediately.

>"Twice." Lincoln's voice sounded from the computer, making them jump. "I can still hear you guys." He explained. Ronnie Anne scrambled over to her computer and realized she'd accidentally minimized the videochat instead of x-ing it out. Lincoln could still hear and talk to them.

>"Ooh. Where? Where?" Sid asked excitedly. Panicking, Ronnie Anne picked the laptop up and flung it at the wall. "Woah." She even took Sid aback.

>"Neat cat, can't wait to see it at the zoo, bye!" Rather then pushing her out the way she came in, Ronnie Anne just pushed her out the bedroom door before slamming it.

>Man, that call had gotten awkward real quick. She glanced down at her busted laptop. That had been an over reaction. "Aw man." How was she going to see Lincoln now?