one x one with monty,

[lupins]

"yeah, because I'm sooo going to kill you." carly giggled. carly and her sister had worked on this treehouse for ages, and carly was glad lana liked it. "thanks. rachel and i have been doing things in here for years."

[diana prince]

lana rested against the edge and looked out. "everything's pretty out here. i'm used to just buildings and then some more buildings." she started thinking about home.

[lupins]

"so there's really no country?" carly asked, curious as to whether there was even farms. "well, it's nothing like that here. just some shops and then houses, which the houses are normally hidden away behind trees."

[diana prince]

”nope, just buildings everywhere. most people live in apartments or condos or something like that so i’ve rarely even seen a house.”

[lupins]

"cities are strange.. well here, you won't see any apartments. i've never even seen an apartment."

[diana prince]

lana let out a giggle. “really?” she looked at carly, then back out at the view, letting the breeze brush against her face. “everything’s so different.”

[lupins]

"yeah." carly said and chuckled softly. "letting you know, the internet isn't the greatest here. so don't expect it to be fantastic or anything."

[diana prince]

lanas smile disappeared. “you’re kidding.” she sighed. lana was just like every other teenage girl back home, always on her phone. she probably couldn’t survive without it, or so she thought.

[lupins]

”yeah. it normally works better around evening, but otherwise it’s pretty terrible.” carly explained. “i don’t even have a phone.”

[diana prince]

lanas jaw probably hit the floor from opening it. “then what the heck do you do all day? how do you talk to your friends?!” lana almost shouted.