Rob rubbed his eyes sleepily as he carried his bag off the coach. It had been a long hot journey from Tennessee and he'd tried, unsuccessfully, to sleep most of the way. He yawned, letting the heat radiate over him, as he looked around. The camp really had changed a lot. He shifted, shaking out weary limbs, before picking up his bag again and joining the long queue to register.<br/><br/>As it crept forward he let his mind wander. His parents had been called away for work, a last minute business conference that could not be rearranged, that was going to drag out their already booked holiday in Canada for an extra two weeks. They'd offered Rob a place on their trip, but he'd turned it down, not fancying days and days in hotel rooms whilst the Optometry conferences droned on below in the function rooms. So he'd ended up picking a camp and, for nostalgia's sake, had plumped on the one that they had gone to as kids. Camp Joy. Except now, he noticed, as he drew close to the desks at the front of the queue, it seemed to be called Camp Life. He shrugged. One name was as good as another for this scratch of huts and trees on the curve of a dusty river. Cherryville, seemingly unchanged, flashed in the sun on the horizon. His old home.<br/><br/>There seemed to be some commotion at the front of the line. Some rich girl, all designer clothes and stamping feet, seemed to be having some sort of hissy fit. He rolled his eyes as she finally stamped off towards the cabins. Clearly a bit of a bitch. He collected his own stuff and headed towards the cabins too. He pushed open the door to find an empty series of bunkbeds. One, near the window, was piled with black bags. He put his on a bed by the wall and then, seeing that nobody was about to arrive, stepped back out into the sun.<br/><br/>He spotted a girl listening to music below a tree growing next to the cabin. There was something familiar about her but he couldn't place it. He stepped in front of her, blocking her sun and she looked up, blonde highlights and heavy eyeliner. "You staying in this cabin too?" he said, pointing to the building behind her.