She thought for a moment and arched an eyebrow. Was he really wanting to get rid of her that badly? "I'm planning on staying in state for a while, since I am working on getting enough credits to graduate early, if I do good enough on the exams at the end of the year I should be able to get a decent scholarship." she said and froze.

A boy? Was he joking. She scoffed and looked out the window for a moment. "Seriously? I've been far too busy with the billions of papers I've had to write, plus homework, and me an Cailie have been going around and trying to find jobs so we can both save up to get a car... And plus, all the boys I know are complete and total idiots... I only ever had one boy friend, and he was a total jerk." she said, replying to that.

She grinned. She'd be able to drive soon, and just to add to it, she'd be able t drive the car?! That was totally... Wait... She had to drive him to work? She frowned. She wanted to be able to stop places before going to school if she had, or got the borrow, a car. And plus, what would other kids think if she ended being late one day and used the excuse of, 'Sorry I had to drive my step dad to work.' How was That supposed to work?

This was the time when she told him about the renting cars that Cailie's parents paid for if hey went on road trips of something. "Cailie's parents rent us a car on her birthday and mine and such for like, road trip and stuff. Sometimes they even go as far as a limo..." She said silently and than decided to change the subject.

"Anyways, to answer your questions, I'm staying in state for at least a year or two, no I don't have a boy friend nor do I want one..." at the moment "As for the car thing... I'll think about it." she said and looked out the window, watching the cars go by and looking at the signs and billboards they passed, deep in thought for a moment before turning to Levi again.

"I have a question now... Does having me around bother you?" she asked, looking at him with a curious gaze. If it did, she wanted to know. she didn't want to put any weight on him, and besides, it was about time she was an independent individual.