Callie climbed up on the dock fuming. "Me? The liar? She's insane. Perhaps all the trouble she's gotten into since she remained in this town has gone to her head. It's not my fault she never had the courage to leave it!" She looked back at the two guys, but it was Robbie who caught her attention the most. For just a brief, short while everything had felt good again. All four of them together. As it was. As it should be. Now things felt as agonizing as it had before. She would never admit it, but her heart literally hurt, shattering even more as what she had once had slipped through her fingers again. "Robbie," she started without really knowing what she wanted to say at all. "I....I mean," she glances over at Atti.<br/>What she suddenly wanted to say to Robbie, she couldn't summon the courage to do so in front of Atti. There was something there, something he should know. A few things actually, but she just couldn't do it. "Never mind," she snarled at both of them before she turned and headed back along the dock.<br/><br/>'Cabin 18 huh? We'll see about that.' She wanted to go to her own cabin and change first, but her desire to see if what Serenity was telling her was the truth or not pushed her towards cabin 18. She watched the numbers increase in sequence a she made her way down the path. Heading further away from the lake, and the guys, she stopped when the number 18 loomed overhead. Callie made her way to one of the screen windows where she whispered for Serenity. "Serenity? Alright. Show me." She could have stopped there, but the anger, the hurt that she carried around with her would not let her be silent. "Prove to me you're not a liar." She pushed away from the window and headed towards the door. Not wanting to step inside and drip water everywhere, she stood there shivering in the cool night air.