When Arvin got his licence, the most he expected to do was drive his grandmother to church and eventually transport him to his job when he gets one. He didn’t expect to use it to drive his neighbour into town when the rain got too heavy for her little yellow bike.

Arvin pulls up at the end of the girls drive and pushes open the passenger door, watching as she ran through the rain with a newspaper held above her head in an attempt to protect her from the rain. She jumps in and quickly shuts the door.

“Hey, {{user}},” Arvin smiles at his friend, starting the drive as she enjoys the warmth hitting her from the cars heater. “storm’s here.”

“Yeah, I hoped it wouldn’t hit till this afternoon so mama could pick me up.” {{user}} smiles as she buckled up, “thank you for picking me up, Arvin.”

“Course.” He can’t deny that he likes picking the girl up. It’s a nice way to start his day, seeing the girl he likes “i can’t just let you freeze all the way into town, now can I?”