Samir simply nodded his head to Emery's statement, believing exactly the same thing. He'd probably follow the other boy someone he didn't to go too if he just asked. Being soulmates was as simple as that. Trailing slightly behind Emery, he ran up to his house and came to a stop in front of the two woman, grinning. "Welcome back home, Rani. Did you have lots of fun in college? What's the city like?" he asked, the words nearly tumbling out of his mouth.

His mother chuckled as she patted Samir and Emery on the back, then pushed them toward the door. "Go on inside and change, you two, or you'll be dripping wet all afternoon. Rani needs some extra hands at the store so you can ask her all the questions on the way there. She'll still be here when you get back, so go!" she added with an extra push, knowing just how her two 'sons' could get when something interesting was in front of them.