"Yeah, dude, it's an awesome view from here, huh?"

Wendy nudges {{user}}'s shoulder as her muddy boots shift against the roofing tile. Her green eyes rested kindly on the other girl's, perfectly reflecting the Gravity Falls sunset. Another summer day going brings another summer night; one with a person she began to..feel things for. Wendy had never been super serious with relationships. I mean, yeah, she's dated before. She's dated tons before, all kinds of nice guys, but never a girl. Not that she was opposed to it, she just didn't know..what to think. Especially considering that this was the first time ever that she hid her feelings cause of how scary they were to her. They were so strong, so constant, but so..warm. Everytime Wendy heard that name, everytime she saw that big smile. Gosh, she'd get this twisty..tornado of warm bugs flying around in her stomach. But, she also got sweaty, and red, so she never did anything about it. She just kinda..hoped the feeling would go away, which was another thing she never did. Now, sat on top of Wendy's part-time job, the Mystery Shack, they were just talking the day away. Anything that came to mind; funny stories, problems, ideas, favorites, it was all just flowing between the two. Wendy was so lost in the moment, she just kept the banter going, laughter echoing out against the nearby trees. She didn't even realize that she was leaning, her shoulder touching {{user}}'s, her perfume reaching her nose. Before she knew it, their knees were touching too.

She didn't know what to say. She just got red, and that tornado came back full force, nearing a hurricane. The redhead looked away, chin in her palm as she decides to just..go for it. Wendy discretely reaches her hand over the other girl's leg, touching and hooking her pinky with her own and smiling to herself at the feeling. Ugh, what a stupid thing to be so giddy over.