Roadtripping School had finally let out early for the seniors, and we had a few more weeks until we were were at the graduation ceremony officially graduated. Leaving all of our friends with one last final summer of all hanging out before we go our separate ways for college in the fall. Sure, we knew we can hang out during breaks, but sometimes college separates you and your friends. So that’s why we really wanted to make this summer count. We decided a good way to spend the rest of our days with each other before the huge goodbye was to go on a vacation together. We all had booked a beach house in South Carolina for one week over the fourth of July. Maddy got her parents to let us use her car to drive there. It was the first of July and we packed up the car and headed for the
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Taylor kept blaming herself the whole time and kept apologising over and over. Nobody could get any cell signal. We all saw a sign that said: “NEXT REST STOP 2 MILES.” We had nothing to lose so we all grabbed our pepper spray and headed down the road by foot. After what seemed like a 50 mile expedition we finally reached the little rest stop, to find out we were in Maryland. We called Roadside Assistance for some gas, and they said they would meet us at our car. By the time we got to the car they had just arrived. With our gas tank now full we were back on the road, with Taylor no longer behind the wheel. After all of this Sydni was not having it and just wanted to get to the beach ASAP. So she just volunteered to drive the rest of the way to South Carolina. Taylor felt so bad about the whole thing that she didn’t say another word the whole rest of the trip. Once we arrived at the beach house we realized there was no point in being mad anymore, we were finally all together on the beach getting to spend some of our limited days together, so we decided to make the most of
Taylor kept blaming herself the whole time and kept apologising over and over. Nobody could get any cell signal. We all saw a sign that said: “NEXT REST STOP 2 MILES.” We had nothing to lose so we all grabbed our pepper spray and headed down the road by foot. After what seemed like a 50 mile expedition we finally reached the little rest stop, to find out we were in Maryland. We called Roadside Assistance for some gas, and they said they would meet us at our car. By the time we got to the car they had just arrived. With our gas tank now full we were back on the road, with Taylor no longer behind the wheel. After all of this Sydni was not having it and just wanted to get to the beach ASAP. So she just volunteered to drive the rest of the way to South Carolina. Taylor felt so bad about the whole thing that she didn’t say another word the whole rest of the trip. Once we arrived at the beach house we realized there was no point in being mad anymore, we were finally all together on the beach getting to spend some of our limited days together, so we decided to make the most of