Ricky sat back in the truck in the passenger seat, waiting for her, his right eye twitching and pulling incessantly. He didn't bother to see who climbed in the back, if they were coming they were helping, that's all he cared about. He looked out of the window at the woman speaking of finding some sort of clues, making Ricky shake his head and flick his cigarette in frustration. Clues? What clues would there be to find? The man didn't see the point. Maybe everyone evacuated for some reason, there had to be some cut dry answer.. hopefully.<br/><br/>Before he knew it They were driving. Kim's truck roared down the road, the sun slowly going into sleep mode for the night, the sun rays were bittersweet with how beautiful it usually was. The thought of a beautiful sunset was far from.his mind. The kids. The twins. They had to find them, maybe they got caught up in yhe storm. Ricky closed his eyes trying to control his anxious facial tick, pressing his temples.<br/><br/>In an intense moment, suddenly the truck screeched to a dead stop, Ricky jerking in his seat, his cigarette flying from his hand and out of the window, thankfully. He slammed his hand on the glove department," What the fuck Kim?! I wasn't wearing a-..." Ricky words trailed off into a silent fade as his eyes stopped twitching. He slowly climbed out of the truck and walked to where Kimberly dropped to her knees. A wall. A wall of trees. The road was gone, the asphalt was destroyed as if the trees had just grown instantly out of the ground overnight. It was, impossible.<br/><br/>Ricky knelt down putting a hand on Kim's shoulder, but said nothing. There wasn't much he could say that would comfort her, here, seeing the road they had came into town on, and that the kids were one... was no more. He bit his lip,"Im sorry, K. We... We need to tell them. We can figure this out, right now though we gotta go tell them. Okay?" He looked down at her concerned, looking back up at the trees, the glorious sunset over the edges peeking through with God rays. Such a beautiful sunset.