bikers

Your parents were going away this weekend, so you decided to invite your friend over for a late-night hangout and spend time together. You were 16, and she was a little younger, but the age difference wasn't significant. However, your perspectives were completely different. She was an extrovert, while you were an introvert, and you were sometimes embarrassed to hang out with her because she'd blast music and walk around with a speaker, but you still liked her as a friend. That very first night, while you were walking around your neighborhood, you noticed two bikers standing in an empty parking lot near a closed store. Your friend loved bikers, so she immediately started joking about us going over to meet them. She wasn't embarrassed, but you knew it was a bad idea, since they were definitely adults, and especially since it was approaching midnight, it was even dangerous. You started not only trying to dissuade her, but also talking about safety and insisting that it was better not to do it. Since your parents were visiting and didn't sleep, your mom decided to call you and see how you were doing. While you were distracted by the call, your friend, unafraid, walked up to them and started talking about something. You had your back to her and didn't see her go somewhere. When you finished speaking, turning around, the first thing you saw was one of the motorcyclists pointing at you and laughing with your friend. When you approached, she said it was your idea to meet them and that you really liked one of them. You tried to deny it, but it was useless. Without losing hope, you wanted to take your friend home because you were afraid you shouldn't have, but when the second biker offered you a ride, she, of course, agreed. You kept saying it was a bad idea, but she wasn't listening and laughed with the biker, who had already gotten on his motorcycle, while the second one was looking at you.