<div style="text-align: justify;">Gina looked up into the sky as well. Her eyes followed the birds for a moment. They were so free she couldn't help feeling a little jealous. It seemed so good...<br/><br/>Turning her attnetion back to her friend, Gina sighed. "I hope it's nothing bad. Nothing that will take you away from me".<br/><br/>When Daniel said he should get home, she got up. "Yeah. I should go home as well... Come on, Willy". With a pause, the girl nodded. "I know, seems like forever for me as well. In a good way. Now come on. We don't wanna get in trouble".<br/><br/><div style="text-align: center;">--------</div><br/><br/>After that meeting, others came. And others, and others. As the years went by, a lot happened. A lot changed. But the bond between Daniel and Georgina didn't change. They stood by each other through thick and thin. And all the while fate was planning to pull them violently apart.<br/><br/>But ignorance is a bliss, right?<br/><br/>Another afternoon in the forest, and Gina, looking upset, sat by Daniel, chattering away. "I just don't get, you know?", she nearly whined. "It's like... everything was okay, and then all of a sudden, the guy I'm kinda dating is... like... smooching with another girl, and I'm the joke of the class".<br/><br/>The girl dropped down dramatically, without getting hurt. "I will never go to school again. I will move into the forest and nobody will ever see me again". Shaking her head, Gina dried her eyes. "Sorry, Dan. You must be bored to death, I'm sorry. Tell me what you did today".</div>