text: "Well, that was a lovely visit to my sister's." Olivia skips through the woods like a young girl. "No, it wasn't. I never finished cleaning the grass," Jim says. "Don't worry. I'm sure someone will clean it," Frida says. "Oh my god." Reid rolls his eyes. "I can't believe it. It finally happened. I reached my breaking point with you two." "What?" Jim asks. "The grass was fine. You were just running your fingers through it," Reid says. "You just can't handle the level of fine details that I can," Jim says. "Wow, it's actually nice witnessing the freak-out for a change," Polly says. "Shut up, Polly," Reid yells. Olivia claps her hands at that quip. "And Jim, do you even know where we're going?" "Of course, I do. It's currently the morning. The sun rises in the south and sets in the north. As such, we need to go this way to go southeast back to our home," Jim says. Reid blinks his eyes. "That's it. I quit. I can't handle that level of stupidity. If the rest of you want to stay with him and die of starvation lost in the woods, go right ahead. I'll be going to back to the house." "Okay, have fun," Frida says. "Uh, I agree with him. I think we're going the wrong way." Polly joins Reid. "I don't really care who I go with. This has been such a wonderful day. I guess I'll stick with Jim because going with you two is more work," Olivia says. "What the hell? How is it more work? You're going to be walking no matter what," Polly says. "I wouldn't expect you to understand, Polly. I don't want to change directions." Olivia waves which angers Polly. "Come on, Reid." She grabs his arm and drags him away from the trio who shrug and continue on their path. "I cannot believe them." Polly pulls at her hair. "They're so idiotic." Reid nods his head. "If it wasn't for us, they would've died so many times." "And the audacity to act as if they're smarter than us." "Exactly, they can't string together a sentence without making three ludicrous statements." "It's disgusting." "And Olivia is always teasing me." Polly shakes her head while Reid laughs. "That isn't funny." "You got to admit she's smarter than the other two." "But she's so mean to me." "I don't know. She hasn't actually hurt you has she?" "She placed a raccoon in my bed while I was asleep." Reid nearly falls over in a fit of laughter. "I forgot that. That was amazing." "You're lucky I didn't get rabies." "Are you sure you didn't?" Reid asks. Polly pushes him. "Alright, I'll knock it off." "Do you even know where we are?" Polly asks. "Uhh." Reid straightens his back and rubs his head. "I was following you." "I was following you." The two stare at each other for several moments. "We have to keep moving. We can't let them get the better of us," Reid says. "Absolutely," Polly nods, "Let's keep going." "I found a sparrow's nest." Jim is in a tree to help navigate. "Oh my god, toss it down here. I want to see," Frida says. "Okay." Jim lets go with both hands. At that moment, the sparrow returns and starts to attack him. He falls off the tree and land on his back. "Are you okay?" Frida runs next to him while Olivia giggles. "I'm so glad I went with these idiots," she says. "Stay calm." Reid hyperventilates. "I think I saw that tree before," Polly says. "No, you didn't," Reid yells. "Yes, I did. I made that carving to mark it. See." Polly points to a scratch on it. "No, you didn't." Reid grabs Polly's shoulders. "We are not lost. That mark was put there by someone else." "Reid, we are lost. There's no use in denying it." Polly grips his arms. "I know what I'm doing. I'm not going to let Jim beat me." Reid breaks off into a dead spring. Polly chases after him. "Wait, Jim isn't winning. He's probably even more lost right now," Polly shouts. Reid stops moving, and Polly pants when she reaches him. "Told you we were fine." He points at a small metal bunker. "Did you know about that place before you started running?" Polly puts a hand on his shoulder to stabilize herself. "Of course I did," Reid says. "Bullshit." "Either way, it's still shelter. Come on." Reid starts walking again causing Polly to lose her balance. When they reach the door, Reid knocks several times. After getting no response, he opens and walks inside. The first room is furnished with a table, two chairs, and a small couch. A large bookshelf lines the walls with two doors beside the entrance breaking the bookshelf. On the table, there's a large bowl of cooked corn. "Fantastic." Reid walks over and starts eating the corn. "Uh, are you sure that's a good idea? Someone clearly lives here," Polly says. "If someone lived here, they wouldn't leave a bowl of food out in the open with the door unlocked. Besides, we can leave when we're done," Reid says. "That's true." Polly joins him, and they finish the bowl of corn. "Say. It's getting late. Maybe we should nap here too?" "Great idea." Reid opens one of the doors to find a storage supply of food. The other door has two cots and a door to the bathroom. The two go into the room and lie on cots. "Reid, can we switch cots? Mine is too hard," Polly says. "Absolutely not," Reid says. They fall asleep. They are awoken by the sound of metal crashing against metal. "Haha, got you intruders," a voice from outside says. "Damnit," Polly says.