Robbie stared out across the water. "I can imagine it got pretty lame when everyone left" he said, shrugging a little, "it wasn't really our faults but it was pretty shitty of us to just leave you behind all the same. I know I should have made more of an effort to keep in contact with you guys".<br/><br/>When she mentioned CC he frowned. CC. Callie Coleman. He'd fancied the panties off her in school, all those years ago, and it hadn't been easy to move on. Seeing as her father's fame ensured that she popped up in the media or online news blogs every so often. Her dad was some computering bigshot, Robbie had never been sure quite what, and had ended up taking his family overseas for work. "CC probably wouldn't recognize me at all after all these years" he grinned at Serenity. He'd always been close with Serenity, in a brother-sister sort of way, but he was surprised to see the flash of a tattoo on her neck as she scooped her hair out of the way. Maybe she had changed more than he'd thought.<br/><br/>He sighed, leaning back on his elbows, his feet still dangling in the cool water. "Didn't we used to do this all the time?" he said. "Come down by the lake, just the four of us, and muck about by this pier? Come to think of it, isn't there a tree or something with our names carved into it near here?"