Robbie trailed after the girls with Atti. He sighed. Clearly, despite what was happening between him and Callie, this was between the two of them.<br/><br/>In many ways they had both, despite their differences, always had this in common. Both CC and Serenity had loved being the centre of attention. Ever since they were at school. They'd always been drama queens, just a little bit, and both seemed to enjoy drama a little more than they would ever admit. At least that was what he'd always thought.<br/><br/>He walked slowly with Atti, unsure of where he stood now with any of them. He looked over at the big guy, who seemed at once so different and so similar to how he had been. Although they had always been friends, the four of them, Robbie had known Atti the longest. Their parents had been friends. He and the big guy had, originally, tried to keep in contact when they moved apart, tapping away on instant messengers each evening. But the time differences, and the demands of high school, and the general lack of topics of conversation now they didn't spend hours together every day slowly took their toll on the pair's friendship.<br/><br/>He had to look up to take the guy in. He was huge! Had he always been this big? Suddenly Robbie felt like he was standing next to a stranger.<br/><br/>"Hey, uh, Atti, you been...uh...still interested in travelling? Been anywhere nice since we last spoke?" he tried, desperately reaching for any topic he could remember.<br/><br/>Then the guy smiled down at him and it was like the years melted. He found himself grinning back.<br/><br/>"Fuck man, when did you get so bloody big?" he laughed, all awkwardness gone. "What the hell does your Mom feed you these days?!"<br/><br/>Robbie ran a hand through his hair. "Is it just me or does this seem familiar to you?" he chuckled, starring at the sight of a stubborn CC and a Serenity waving a pile of papers in her hand.