Snippet #1930936

Trin smiled and placed her phone back in her pocket before giving another sharp whistle as she turned left, disappearing into the trees. Jinx came running up behind her and then slowed down to walk protectively in front of her. As they neared the road, Trin clicked her tongue at Jinx and he reluctantly fell back to walk next to her. With that, Trin started off down the street toward the diner Scarny worked at. She decided that she'd go see her best friend before heading out to find people for the party her dad didn't know about. Trin stopped at the door and swung it open. Jinx stepped inside first and Trin followed. She saw Scarny taking a man's order and laughed. "Howdy, y'all," Trin said, mocking the girl's Southern accent as she sat on a stool at the counter and turned to face Scarny. However, Trin couldn't mock her too much, since living in Boston for quite a while gave Trin a heavy accent as well. "Ya ready to pa'ty, Sca'ny?" she said across the diner. Jinx sat on the floor next to her and Trin scratched his neck. "'Ey, Sca'ny, 'ow 'bout some iced tea for ya best friend, eh?"