“Memories,” she called out to her. “It’s not just the memories I want gone! I want my name off that stupid tree! I want out of this camp, and I want as far away from this place as I can possibly get! How’s that?” How dare she have the gall to have such an attitude with me. She’s the one that broke her word. She’s the one that stopped writing. “Get over yourself Serenity. It’s not my fault you never got the chance to leave this smudge on the map.” She wasn’t sure if she could hear or not as Serenity had walked away.<br/><br/>Turning she saw Robbie and Atti standing there. Atti was trying his best to retain the delusion that nothing had changed among them all. “Give it up Atti. You look pathetic with your arm around him. What? Would you two like some privacy?” Robbie had mentioned someone going after Serenity, and all CC could do was shake her head at the thought. “If you think I’m going after HER, you better think again. I want nothing to do with her. It’s an insult to even be at this waste of a camp with her. I just want my name off that stupid tree. So if you two will excuse me, I’m….I’m….not going to be able to find it in the dark. Tomorrow. I’ll find the stupid thing then and scratch my name off of it. I don’t want….” Her words trailed off as she looked at Robbie. Suddenly it didn’t so important anymore. “Robbie. I….I….have to go.” Her voice was low as she turned following the same path Serenity had just taken. She paced herself at first, but she ended up catching up to Serenity and pushing past her. “Out of my way,” was all she said as she hurried up the path in the direction of the cabins. This summer can not end fast enough she thought.