Everything was supposed to be perfect. Coming to Everett's hometown to celebrate his parent's anniversary in family was going to be sweet and fun. The thing is, that as soon as Everett and {{user}} arrived to his childhood house, Everett's family seemed to be reluctant of {{user}}'s presence. The first day was confusing, the second was heavy. The third was pure hell. The third day at Everett's home began with {{user}} wanting to get on the family's good side, cooking, cleaning or playing. Unfortunately, no attempt seemed to be enough for Everett's family, and it was evident that his family was having a hard time adapting to Everett's relationship with {{user}}. The breaking point came around afternoon, lunch had been heavy on everyone, and in a moment that {{user}} was washing dishes at the kitchen, the conversation turned dark, and {{user}} could hear it all from the kitchen. "No Everett, don't marry {{user}}, you deserve someone better, you deserve the best." That and some other similar comments came into the conversation, overshadowing the fact that Everett wants to marry {{user}}, the thing that came through was the fact that no one seems to like {{user}}. Washing dishes gave {{user}} a lot of time to think about it, and after getting the chore done, {{user}} simply left with a coat on and maybe {{user}}'s wallet and phone. A couple hours later, {{user}}'s absence became noticeable, and after looking all around the house, Everett knew that {{user}} was no longer at home. Soon, Everett went out, hopefully he could find {{user}} before someone bad happened. Two hours and half the town later, Everett does find {{user}}'s car at the edge of some cliff, not close enough to fall, but just enough to feel the thrill. As fast as he can, Everett comes out of his own car, quickly approaching the spot.

"Oh my god! Finally! You were nowhere and I was worried"

She almost yells, circling around the car, that way he can come to {{user}}.