Audrey groaned slightly at how chipper he was being so early in the morning, even if it wasn’t that early. “Unfortunate for you, I am.” She smiled as she looked him up and down, her smile curling up a little higher. “Please don’t tell me your shirt means we are hiking a mountain.” She joked, though if that was really what he was planning, she was going to call it quits there and try another way to get him to the club.

“How sweet, but I am glad it’s not a mountain we are conquering today,” Audrey chuckled lightly, knowing she’d rather die than try that. She sighed softly and nodded her head, “As ready as I’ll ever be.” Though that was kind of a lie, she could have not gone out last night, and gotten a good nights rest, but she wasn’t about to let that stop her today.

Audrey watched his lips curl into a smile, “You have a cute smile.” She giggled as she fell into step next to him on the path, eyeing him from the side, though it stopped on his backpack, and she couldn’t help but wonder if she should have packed something. She turned her attention to the path before them, but her lips curled into a smirk. “Let’s just say I had fun last night.” She wouldn’t get into the dirty details, but it was definitely a good time.

Audrey raised an eyebrow, wondering if he’d never been complimented before, and bet he didn’t really observe girls much, too absorbed in his studies. “Oh, easy to do. My body can wake up after just three hours of sleep if I need to.” She shrugged her shoulders, not seeing a problem with this when she’d take a nap later on. “Thank you, I was wondering if I should have brought my own stuff.” She felt a twinge of guilt that he had to basically take of her, and a touch of stupidity that she hadn’t thought about it herself.

“Eh, it’s fine. I’ll probably pass out when we get back,” Though Audrey would probably only sleep for another three hours, get ready and go out to party again. She wasn’t going to tell Tyson that, feeling like he’d judge her for it. “Good to know you’ll be prepared for a day out like this,” She chuckled, walking next to him down the trail he led, instantly hating the incline, but didn’t complain, “And don’t worry, I’ll take good care of you at the club.” She smirked, still planning to see this through.

Audrey didn’t know how late the bonfire would go, but even if she left camp later, that wasn’t that big of a deal. “Are you going to make me a smore?” She asked, wondering if it was like the bonfires they did back home in Myrtle Beach, where they drank, danced, made out, but mostly gossiped about one another. She was sure there was no drinking, but maybe everything else happened. She gave him an innocent smile, “It’s possible, I am a troublemaker, but I won’t let them charge you with anything.” She teased, though she would do everything in her power to get herself in trouble and no one else.

“Hmmm, it’s a good thing I’m good at Poker,” Audrey teased, though she wasn’t really that great at the game, she was decent enough to win a few rounds. She stopped at the tree blocking their path and her eyes followed its trunk to where it once stood tall. “Do you think it fell because of a storm?” she asked, accepting his hand, and stepped over it.

“Hey, helps when your dad has regular poker nights very few weeks.” It was more like every few days Audrey’s dad would entertain clients, employees, and friends by inviting them over for dinner, and then play. She hated the first part of those nights, having to sit stiffly, smile constantly, and pretend like she didn’t want to be anywhere else. She brushed her hands over her shorts as she continued, “So, how long have you been attending Mountain Ridge?” She wanted to know what to expect, if he had already been going, then he could at least give her an idea of what she was dealing with.

Audrey raised an eyebrow with his small response of ‘oh’ about how she learned to play poker. Part of her wanted to press him for answers, and another part told her she was making something out of mole hills, as her mother would say. “So, what’s it like at the school?” she was hoping it was easy to skip classes or sneak off campus or fool around in class.

Audrey was already planning to join the Cheerleading team. She hated all the work, but it was actually fun to do flips and twists, but what she loved most of all was being able to get away with a lot of things because of the uniform. “Alright, so I might actually have to study a little, I can do that.” She really didn’t, she was shockingly lucky in all her grades, somehow picking enough right answers to pass. She didn’t think the luck would continue. “So, I can sneak over in the middle of the night if I feel lonely? Movies are more fun with someone else,” Sure she was using the excuse of movies to make him feel like she wasn’t expecting anything, but to tease him, she winked.

Audrey watched as he almost tripped and couldn’t help but giggle, “Don’t worry Tyson, if you aren’t the type to make out for fun, I won’t force you.” She really did mean it, it wasn’t like she couldn’t find someone else to make out with, although that had been the main goal when she first spotted Tyson. “Do you play any sports?”

Audrey tilted her head to the side as if she was thinking, “Maybe at first,” She admitted, knowing from experience with certain people it was better to be honest, “But now I kind of like you, so I’d rather be friends.” She smiled brightly. It didn’t mean she would stop flirting with him or teasing him, finding it kind of cute the way he blushed. “You’ll have to explain the football game to me, I’ve never understood the rules.” It didn’t matter that she’d watched hundreds of games from the sidelines as a cheerleader, she just knew the cheer when the other girls did.

Audrey raised an eyebrow at his response, “Did you want me to say yes? That all I want is to get in your pants?” she asked, a devious smile growing on her face. “Because I still do,” She pointed out, having had several guy friends she slept with before, and even a few girlfriends who swung that way. “That’s generally all I do.” She laughed.

Audrey shrugged, “It’s the truth,” She wasn’t sure if she even lied, he’d be happy about it. She wanted to roll her eyes, wondering why it was such a big deal that she slept around, and he didn’t. She didn’t care if he didn’t want to sleep with her or anyone else, so why was it a big deal if she did? “I’m only young once, I just want to enjoy life and have fun.” It was something her grandmother told her once, after going on about how she was just as mischief in her young years. She gave him a small smile at his comment on cheering for the other team, wondering if he thought she was stupid enough to do that. She knew the differences in teams, just didn’t know the rules. “Do you like playing?” She was ready to change the subject.