“Atti! It’s impossible. I mean….right? It’s impossible that you’re here, and you….you KISSED Serenity? Geez. You think you know somebody,” She threw her arms up in exhaustion. He knew who she was. Atti knew who she was even after all this time. “How did you know it we me?”<br/><br/>She never imagined in a million years she would come across any of them ever again. After the family had moved she had struggled so hard to fit in at her new school. These girls were all the daughters of various big shots in the world, and she was still clinging to who she was. She would see, in time, that it was an immature side of who she was, and it was time to grow up. She let go of who she was, and in the wake of that former shell, this new person was built. Stronger and yet colder. A person who knew money could, and would, get her places in this world. People began to listen. She learned that money could talk, and people were more than happy to listen. In fact they were compelled to, and when they still didn’t want to listen, she found ways of making them.<br/><br/>Now before her was Atti. Someone she had been so close to, and now he was a stranger. “Well then. So you kissed Serenity,” she said folding her arms once more. “Good for you. Back then I guess you fit in with these people.” There was a clear distain in her voice. “Serenity and I tried to stay in contact, but life moves fast. If you don’t keep up, you get left behind in the dust. I refused to be left behind. She never even left this town as far as I know. Perhaps she’s even at this very camp,” she smirked. “Maybe you could find her again, and the two of you could have a torrid affair this summer. One last fling before we begin our journey into adulthood. Well. Before the rest of you do. Some of us have already started said journey.”<br/><br/>That cocky smile foreced her to look away. “So, Atti,” she began not really knowing what else to say to him. “How have you been? Cliche’ I know, but what else is there to say? We’re strangers now to each other,” she shrugged. “What more can we say?”