{Creek} Just Like That, A Relationship Blooms

Old Friends

'Hey, Craig. Can we meet up today?'

Craig read his phone over and over again. He stared at it for about ten minutes, before replying.

'Um.. sure. I guess.'

It was about seven in the morning, and Craig was still in bed. He rolled out and walked to his wardrobe. His dark clothes of both black and blue sprawled out instantly. A single shirt, however, caught his eye. It was a black tee with a New York symbol on it.

It had been so long since he and Tweek had spoke. So long, in fact, that Craig felt as if it was still his first impression. And boy, did he have to make it a good one.

If Tweek really did want to be his friend again, even after what happened, he had to show him he was sorry.

He threw on the tee shirt and pulled on some black ripped jeans. Next, he returned to his phone. Tweek had messaged him back.

'No! Not if you don't want to!'

Craig guessed his paranoia had caught up to him once more, and instead ignored his message.

'When are we meeting?'

He waited for an answer. Soon, the answer came in. Praying that he hadn't gave Tweek a panic attack, he picked up his phone once more.

'Whenever! I don't care!'

'Ten minutes?'

'I'm not even dressed!!'

'Well you said whenever..'

'Jesus! Fine! Ten minutes!'

'Where?'

'Starks Pond?!'

'Sounds good.'

With that, Craig placed his phone on his bed. He then combed his hair for the first time in a while, before pulling on his blue Chullo hat. Next, he popped his phone into his pocket before bidding his parents goodbye and exiting the house.

Quickly, he arrived at Stark's Pond. He sat onto a bench and waited for his ex-friend to arrive. Honestly, he was surprised that Tweek still had his number saved.

The two had had quite a heated argument a few months ago. The argument had started after a breakup between Craig and Heidi. They had gotten together much to Tweek's disapproval. Once they eventually broke up, Tweek tried to tell Craig that he had tried to warn him.

Craig only responded with a very negative attitude, which led to a few fists in each other's faces. Secretly, the two did miss each other. The sleepovers at their houses, the trouble they both got into, the way that Craig cuddled Tweek when he was scared, and everything else. But at the end of the day, none of them had built courage to speak to each other.

Until now.