I stopped the car, turning it off. The desert was filled with cars and teenagers. I could hear screams and laughter, the sun had already set. The only form of light was the headlights from some cars upfront. Looking at Sun who was ready to jump out of the car, the black biker shorts and what looked like a bikini top shows off all her tan skin. While I was in a skirt that would give my father a heart attack. It didn't leave much to the imagination.
"Let's go," I tell her putting on sunglasses. My boots sink into the soft sand.
"Shit this looks crazy," Sun says when she spots almost hundreds of people and a lot of cars. I put my arms around her waist as I walked towards the crowd. There was a group of boys and girls gathered around a car, the rest of the people were scattered everywhere. I noticed James with a girl on his lap, they were passing around a joint. All the girls seem to be in black shorts with a white t-shirt. But Tyler was nowhere to be seen.
