Leaving the large house, you hopped in the car, a few others were there. A few girls you hadn't met yet, Alfred, and Arthur.
     "First things first, McDonald's!" Alfred exclaimed excitedly.
     "We've already had breakfast, wanker." Arthur retorted, glaring at him. "If you keep on eating so much-"
     "Can we go to the college first?" You suggested, before another war broke out between the two who's sole hobby seemed to be fighting.
     "Sure thing, bro!" Alfred drove out of the driveway, and you decided to talk to the girls chatting next to you.
     "Hello! I'm _____, who are you two?" You asked, invading their conversation.
     "I'm Elizabeta, nice to meet you, ____!" One of them greeted cheerfully. Her brown hair flowed to her sides gracefully, a few flowers were in her hair.
     "Hi, I'm Lili," The other girl said, her hair was short and blonde, a bluish ribbon in her hair, she had big green eyes, much like Elizabeta did. "Nice to meet you, ____."
     "Nice to meet you two as well," You smiled. You liked them already, they seemed polite and kind, and Lili had this innocent look to her you didn't dare wish to ruin.

     Arriving to the college a few minutes later, the others and yourself exited the car, and walked to the stadium entrance. It was quite a welcoming yet somewhat intimidating sight.
     Beneath your feet was a pathway made from bricks, it was wide enough for the 5 of you to walk beside each other, with still some more room so you were comfortably spaced apart.
     On either side of you every few meters or so were palm trees, and everything was perfectly symmetrical, it was quite satisfying, and the grass seemed to be perfectly cut.
     The building itself was quite large, the doorframe could be stacked on top of each other at least six times before being the same height as the building, and on top of that was a sign that read University of Florida, and below that read Green Hill Griffin Stadium. Concrete surrounded the building providing as a pathway, around bushes and other plants, everything was so welcoming. Thred paths split from the main brick one, which had either went to the doors, or wrapped around the stadium like a hug.
     "Wow..." You breathed out, gazing at it with excitement and awe visible in your expression.
     "This is where you'll be seeing all our games, bro!" Alfred exclaimed happily, he almost sounded pleased at your reaction. "I'll show you the other buildings here, this is just one of them!"

     After walking around campus, the heat started to pick up, and you wiped a bead of sweat from your forehead, and you felt like you were dying from thirst as you all entered the car again.
     "Too McDonald's!" Alfred shouted gleefully, stepping on the pedal as soon as we buckled up, and speeded from the parking lot.
     "Slow down you git you're almost as bad as Feliciano!" Arthur shouted, clinging to his seat in an obvious panic.
     "What? I can't hear you over the sound of this thrilling speed!" Alfred shouted with a laugh.
     "You'll get us pulled over!" Arthur continued to shout, with obvious worry in his voice. Eliza didn't mind the speed, but Lili appeared a bit pale.  You weren't sure how to feel.
     Soon enough the car came to an abrupt stop, and you were flung forward to the seat in front of you.
     "Hello, welcome to McDonald's, what can I get for you?" The worker asked in a cheerful tone through the speaker. Alfred began ordering without even asking us, but somehow guessed what we had wanted correctly anyways.
     "After this bros we can head back home and grab our bathing suit, we can go to the pool!" Alfred happily cheered.
     "Wanker you know I can't swim!" Arthur protested.
     "You can just use a pool floatie or some pool noodles," Lili suggested sweetly.
     "I should probably get one..." You mumbled, remembering you had forgotten to pack one.
     "Hey Alfred, can we stop at a clothing store that has bathing suits?" Eliza asked, somehow hearing and understanding your mumbles. "I don't think mine fits me anymore."
     "Sure dudette!" And just like that, off to a shopping center we went.